Our Programs

These recovery groups are held three times a year and last 10 weeks. There are separate and co-ed groups as well as groups that include family/friends. The facilitators are also survivors and are trained to lead the groups.

We match victims of sexual abuse/assault with a mentor for 1:1 sessions to assist them on their healing journey. Mentors are also survivors that have healed significantly from their own abuse and desire to help others.

We have seen a need in our communities to assist those who suffer from anxiety, depression and/or a time of grief in their lives.  Our licensed counselors are here to help.

We have licensed counselors on staff who make themselves available for individual or family counseling. There is no cost however donations are accepted.

These programs are geared for children and young adults in grades K-12.  We strive to teach young people that they have a right to privacy surrounding their own bodies. They can say “no.”

This group is for teens and meets every Thursday after school from 3:00-4:30 at Cadillac Junior High, room 118. Join us for pizza, pop, games, projects, learning about yourself, and building personal strengths. This is not a sexual abuse-related group.

Our book studies teach important communication skills that will help the participant to handle life’s challenges more effectively. Participants will learn to set healthy boundaries and to say “no” plus much more. The book studies are open to the community.

Healing Private Wounds workshops put the participant in the shoes of the victim so they will better understand the challenges and handicaps victims face. They also teach tools to help victims heal.

We provide in-service training for those survivors who have healed significantly from sexual abuse and now desire to help others to start healing.

Parents who Understand Pain (PUP) is designed to help parents help children who have been abused. Parents need support as well.

We provide in-service training for those survivors who have healed significantly from sexual abuse and now desire to help others to start healing.

Statistics report an overwhelmingly high number of prison inmates experience sexual abuse during their incarceration time. We provide support services to inmates as needed.

Our online support allows us to assist those who live too far away or feel more comfortable speaking about their abuse via email instead of in personto join in our programs. Regardless of the reason, we are here to support you.