What we do
How we do it
Early on-site intervention
Within days of a traumatic event, we deploy to the local community to meet face-to-face with anyone who has been directly affected. We attempt to pair each individual with one of our experienced survivor mentors. These mentors have all been impacted by similar injuries or issues themselves, and have experience navigating the complex labyrinth of physical and emotional recovery. They offer hope, guidance, coaching, and companionship.
Follow-up support visits
Our support doesn’t end after just one encounter. We make return trips to a traumatized community whenever circumstances warrant it. This might be due to ongoing conflict in the area, unexpected fallout from the initial event, or significant anniversaries of attacks.
Long-term relationships facilitated
by technology
A secure private network with simultaneous translation capabilities enables our survivor mentors to maintain a vibrant friendship with each person they coach. Unrestricted by the barriers of language or distance, these relationships can then flourish and grow naturally, allowing the healing process to evolve organically over time.
Online resource library (coming soon!)
Survivors of trauma and their loved ones will soon be able to log on to our website to access an extensive list of resources, organizations, and individuals that may help them on their road to recovery.
Pittsburgh Strong - part of the team visit after the Synagogue attack
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