creating a global army

Reach, Engage, Mobilize

Through a global Reach, Engage, and Mobilize strategy, we are disrupting the social, religious, and legislative mindsets that undermine hope, freedom, and justice for victims and survivors of abuse.

We are harnessing the power of a global network to proactively reach, engage, and educate communities, cultures, and organizations to amplify the voices of victims of abuse and break down barriers.

changing the future

Educate, Empower, Inspire

Ease of access to comprehensive resources, support, and education is vital to breaking down barriers to freedom, shattering the silence, and disrupting the epidemic of intimate partner abuse.

Through a Global Resource Hub, education, and training, we address the diverse needs, challenges confronting victims and survivors of abuse.

The Exodus Project Resource Hub includes:

• Curated content designed to inform, equip, and empower victims and survivors of abuse.
• Conferences, workshops, and global discussion groups focused on trauma-informed care, support, and advocacy. 
• Institutional training, including churches and judicial and for first responders.

Saving lives

Bridging The Gap For Homeless Victims

The epidemic of intimate partner abuse has led to as many as 31,500 adults and children having to flee domestic violence in a single day.  At least 50% of all homeless women and children in the U.S. are fleeing domestic violence.

Dedicated to meeting challenges for victims of intimate partner abuse, the donor supported Exodus Project Emergency Financial Assistance Program provides emergency financial assistance to homeless victims and survivors to assist with securing permanent housing, housing related expenses and, services that support a victim’s stability and long-term housing plan. Emergency financial assistance is available for victims and their minor children who are in transition. The Exodus Project emergency financial assistance includes:

• Rent and utility deposit for permanent housing
• Emergency relocation  
• Household furnishings
• Transportation
• Clothing and personal essentials
• Trauma-informed therapy
• Groceries 
• Legal expenses