THISfoundation.org

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T H I

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tiny home initiative to soar

Committed to

Helping Women

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To address the housing challenges faced by women who have survived domestic abuse, our primary focus is to offer secure and affordable accommodations through lend to lease tiny homes. In addition, we provide vetted mentorship programs, including SOAR, to establish a supportive network where women can connect with one another, fostering personal and professional growth.

A Safe

Environment

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We believe every woman has inherent value and deserves to be treated with dignity and respect. Our organization is dedicated to purposefully nurturing each women’s individual strengths, talents, and unique contributions to society.By cultivating a safe and nurturing environment, we aim to empower women to unlock their full potential and overcome barriers that may have hindered their progress in the past.

“Violence against women

and girls is one of the most

widespread, persistent and

devastating human rights

violations in our world today.”

-United Nations

99%

of victims of domestic violence experience financial abuse.

[1]

25%

of women have experienced severe physical violence by an intimate partner during their lifetime.

[2]

0%

of socioeconomic classes are immune to domestic violence.

[2]

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[1] Adams, Adrienne E. “Measuring the Effects of Domestic Violence on Women’s Financial Well-being.” CFS Research Brief 2011-5.6.


[2] National Coalition Against Domestic Violence (2020).

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Rebuilding Independence

Many survivors of domestic abuse may have been financially dependent on their abusers or isolated from support networks. Affordable housing allows survivors to regain control over their lives, build independence, and establish a sense of self-sufficiency.

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Reestablishing Stability

Transitional housing is typically temporary, and survivors need secure, long-term housing to rebuild their lives. Affordable housing offers a stable foundation from which survivors can plan their futures, secure employment, and pursue educational opportunities.

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Maintaining Stability

Amidst the trials and tribulations of life, survivors emerge with tales of courage and triumph. With a roof over their heads and a home to call their own, they offer a haven of stability. The magic of such quarters extends beyond mere shelter; it is a refuge of safety and serenity and a fortress of hope amidst the tempests of life In the hearts of survivors, secure and affordable housing is a beacon of hope, a sanctuary of safety, and a fortress of resilience.

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Tranquil Setting

Nestled in a secluded, forested area in Pennsylvania, our property offers a tranquil and rejuvenating atmosphere for you to unwind and take a deep breath.

A home to call your own

Every tiny home is intentionally and beautifully designed, ready for you to add your personal touch and make it yours!

Mobile Advantage

Each rent-to-own tiny home has the unique ability to be easily moved once the home is paid for. When life changes - as it will! - you can keep your investment and take it where ever you go!

Empowering Survivors

We are a dedicated group of women committed to breaking the cycle of abuse. We firmly believe that every woman deserves a safe and stable home where she can thrive and create a better future for herself and her family.

Lisa Neal

Founder and CEO

Amanda Dunmire

Executive Director

Alison Brandewidde

Head of Marketing

"Supporting survivors of domestic abuse

is not just a choice;

it's a commitment of mending broken wings

and helping them soar again."

Coming Soon! Summer 2024

If you are interested in supporting this project or would like additional information , please contact THISfoundation@yahoo.com

If you or a loved one is a victim of abuse, call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 800-799-7233, or log on to thehotline.org for help, or call 911 if physical abuse is happening or imminent. For more about the warning signs of domestic abuse, visit the National Network to End Domestic Violence (NNEDV) website at womenslaw.org.