The Transitional Housing Program supports economic empowerment and survivor autonomy while using a voluntary services model. While the solutions to addressing domestic violence and its related consequences must encompass a broad range of interventions and options for domestic violence survivors, strategies must be trauma-informed and survivor-centered. If our goal is to truly empower survivors of domestic violence they must be provided with the tools to establish economic self-sufficiency, short-term goal-setting, and long-term planning for their futures. We not only heal survivors but also make leaders that have the heart to heal others. as it is said healed people heal people and hurting or traumatized people hurt people. This program keeps on giving!
We need funding in order to move forward and support more growth and in our case a milestone and to be able to have more housing across the country, but first, we need to make our goals to fund the everyday cost of running the house. There are so many hurting souls to heal with a list of entry women with very little time. With the impact of covid-19, our fundraising support on social media has suffered tremendously over the last two years. With your support, this will allow us to continue this industry supporting broken souls.
Mission Statement A Renewed Hope is a home to help transform the lives of women coming out of jail, who have had addictions, been sex trafficked, and abused. We are here to help by developing faith, character, and emotional stability. Vision To be a faith community that helps empower women to live lives independent of all addictions in all forms. Core Values Hospitality to provide a place for women to heal. Overcome hardship as a pathway to peace with an optimistic outlook on life. Protect and defend the vulnerable while creating a hopeful future. Education and empowerment towards economic stability.
Racial Equity Statement
As Texas state Recovery agency, the ARH Board is committed to racial equity both internally through our work environment, and externally through our programming.
We are committed to ensuring that every policy enacted reflects democratic principles of equity and justice.
We understand that enacting policy in a just and equitable manner considers critical issues of implicit bias and discrimination that require concerted and purposeful action.
We believe that bringing together Board members, staff, and other partners with differing backgrounds and life experiences will enhance our ability to increase opportunities for all ARH services to succeed.
Policies, programs, and activities will be administered to identify and avoid discrimination and barriers to access and to avoid disproportionately high and adverse effects on communities of color.
Accountability to our grantees is of central importance to us. We understand the significance of evaluating the impact of our policymaking on grantees over time and utilizing this evaluation in the development of new policy initiatives. We are committed to the just and equitable disbursement of resources.
We will obtain the following information when relevant and appropriate in order to utilize data to evaluate the impact of our equity goals: population served and/or affected by race, color, national origin, and income level, which will include diverse communities across the state such as communities of color, racially and ethnically diverse individuals, tribal communities, immigrant and refugee communities, and communities that have principal languages other than English.
Organization name
A Renewed Hope
Causes
Human Trafficking & Exploitation, Domestic/Family Violence & Advocacy, Women & Girls
Operating Budget
Less than $100,000
Address
420 Gotland Dr 0000 E Terrell Ave Fort Worth Tx 76104