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$100,000 Goal
Our Objective and Scope of Service: Our focus is on community development through education, mentorship, counseling, and job training that will motivate and empower a person to obtain responsible living and utilize community resources for self-development. Our Goal: To purchase a permanent location in the community that will allow men and women to register for education, mentorship, counseling, and job training skills classes. This location will encompass different classrooms and office space to help teach responsible living and network with the local community resources for self-development.
Linens, hygiene, twin beds, twin mattresses, food, and financial support.
"Anew Vision Transitional" is seeking volunteers for various roles to support our organization's activities. If you're interested in volunteering, here's some general information on how you might get involved:
Cooking: If you're skilled in the kitchen and enjoy cooking, you could volunteer to prepare meals for the organization. This could involve planning menus, shopping for ingredients, and preparing nutritious meals for those in need.
Mentoring: Mentoring involves providing guidance, support, and advice to individuals who may be going through a transitional phase in their lives. This could be related to career, personal growth, education, or other areas.
Group Facilitation: Group facilitators help organize and lead group discussions or workshops. This could involve guiding conversations, ensuring that everyone has a chance to participate, and creating a positive and inclusive atmosphere.
Building Maintenance: Building maintenance volunteers help ensure that the physical facilities are in good condition. This might include tasks like cleaning, minor repairs, and general upkeep to create a safe and comfortable environment.
Plumbing: If you have plumbing skills, you could assist with plumbing-related tasks such as fixing leaks, repairing pipes, and maintaining water systems.
To get involved, you can take the following steps:
Contact the Organization: Reach out to Anew Vision Transitional through our preferred communication channels (website) to express your interest in volunteering. There you will find the information about our volunteer opportunities and application process.
Application and Screening: Our organizations require potential volunteers to fill out an application and go through a screening process. This might involve an interview, reference checks, and possibly a background check, depending on the nature of the volunteering.
Training: Depending on the roles you're interested in; you might need to undergo training to ensure you're well-prepared for your volunteer responsibilities. This could include orientation to the organization's mission, policies, and procedures.
Commitment: Understand the time commitment required for the volunteer role you're interested in. Some roles might require regular weekly commitments, while others could be more flexible.
Contribute: Once you're accepted as a volunteer, contribute your time, skills, and enthusiasm to the organization. Your efforts can make a meaningful impact on the individuals and community you're serving.
Remember that volunteering can be a rewarding experience, allowing you to give back to your community and make a positive difference in the lives of others.
To motivate and empower those who suffer from life crisis.
We are seeking vital funding to address the immediate and pressing needs of individuals who are facing dire circumstances due to various challenges such as homelessness, poverty, substance abuse, incarceration, domestic violence and mental health struggles. Our comprehensive program aims to provide three meals a day, safe housing, and essential counseling services, creating a holistic support system that fosters stability, well-being, and the opportunity for a brighter future.
$5.00 a day will feed one individual:
Need for Basic Nourishment:
Many individuals in our community are grappling with food insecurity, which negatively impacts their physical and mental health. The provision of three balanced meals a day is not only a fundamental human right but also a cornerstone for breaking the cycle of poverty and instability. Our program provides three meals a day.
$150.00 a week will house and provide 21 meals for one individual:
Safe and Stable Housing:
Homelessness is a pervasive issue that exposes individuals to extreme weather conditions, violence, and exploitation. By securing safe and stable housing, we can offer a foundation for individuals to rebuild their lives. Adequate housing provides not only shelter but also a sense of security and belonging, which are essential for addressing underlying challenges and fostering self-sufficiency. Safe and stable housing also reduces recidivism in society.
$50.00 will provide one hour of individual couseling:
Comprehensive Counseling Services:
Mental health struggles often underlie and exacerbate the challenges faced by vulnerable individuals. Access to professional counseling services empowers individuals to address trauma, addiction, and other psychological barriers that hinder personal growth and well-being. By incorporating counseling into our program, we aim to break down these barriers and enable individuals to develop coping skills, resilience, and a path toward recovery.
Holistic Approach for Lasting Change:
Our program goes beyond addressing individual needs in isolation; it takes a holistic approach that recognizes the interconnectedness of basic necessities and support services. By combining three meals a day, safe housing, and counseling, we create a comprehensive safety net that addresses both the immediate challenges and the root causes of vulnerability.
We implore philanthropic partners, community organizations, and compassionate individuals to support our initiative financially. Your generous contributions will directly impact the lives of those most in need, offering them a chance to regain their dignity, stability, and hope. Together, we can break the cycle of recidivism, poverty and vulnerability and pave the way for a brighter, more equitable future for all members of our community.
Donate today and be a part of the transformative change our program brings to individuals in need.
At Anew Vision Transitional Living, Inc., diversity, equity, and inclusion are at the core of who we are. Our commitment to these values is unwavering – across all of our partners in the community. The community is central to our mission and to our impact. We know that having varied perspectives helps generate better ideas to solve the complex problems of a changing—and increasingly diverse—society.
Program Overview:
Our proposed Transitional Living Program aims to provide comprehensive support and guidance to 88 clients who are transitioning from challenging life circumstances, particularly those dealing with substance abuse, domestic violence, incarceration, mental health, homelessness, and the need for acquiring essential life and job skills. The program will focus on creating a safe and supportive environment where clients can rebuild their lives, learn valuable skills, prevent relapse, and work towards self-sufficiency.
1. Accommodation and Meals:
Secure housing for 88 clients, ensuring safety, privacy, and comfort. Three balanced meals a day to promote physical well-being and health.
2. Life Skills Training:
Structured groups and individual sessions to teach fundamental life skills such as relapse prevention, harm reduction, cognitive intervention, communication skills, self-awareness, empathy, cleaning, time management, and personal hygiene.
Guidance on effective communication, problem-solving, decision-making, and conflict resolution.
Practical training in maintaining a home environment and engaging in daily responsibilities.
3. Substance Abuse Prevention and Relapse Prevention:
Evidence-based workshops and counseling sessions on substance abuse prevention to educate clients about the risks and consequences of substance use. Techniques to recognize triggers and develop coping strategies to prevent relapse. Ongoing support and guidance for clients to build resilience and maintain sobriety.
4. Substance Abuse Harm Reduction:
Comprehensive education on harm reduction strategies to minimize the negative impact of substance use for those unable or unwilling to immediately abstain. Access to harm reduction tools, information, and resources to promote safer substance use practices.
5. Support for Family Violence Victims:
Trauma-informed care and counseling services for clients who are survivors of family violence.
Safety planning and resources to empower victims to rebuild their lives and break the cycle of violence.
Collaborations with local domestic violence agencies for additional support.
6. Job Skills Development:
Tailored job readiness workshops covering resume building, job searching, interview skills, and workplace etiquette. Partnerships with local employers to create opportunities for internships, job placements, and skill-building. Support in identifying potential career paths and setting achievable employment goals.
7. Supportive Services:
Access to individual and group therapy sessions to address emotional and mental health needs. Case management to assist clients in setting and achieving personal goals. Referrals to community resources, medical care, legal assistance, and other essential services.
8. Community Engagement:
Opportunities for clients to engage in community activities, volunteer work, and social events. Foster a sense of belonging and connection to reduce isolation and encourage social reintegration.
9. Evaluation and Improvement:
Regular assessments to measure clients' progress in various areas of life skills, relapse prevention, and job readiness. Continuous program evaluation to identify areas for improvement and adaptation based on client feedback and outcomes.
10. Staff Expertise:
Employ qualified staff with expertise in counseling, addiction treatment, social work, and vocational training. Ensure a diverse team that can address the unique needs and backgrounds of the clients.
By addressing these needs, our Transitional Living Program seeks to empower clients to overcome their challenges, develop essential skills, and ultimately transition to independent, productive lives.
Organization name
Anew Vision Transitional Living, Inc.
Causes
Housing, Shelter & Homelessness
Operating Budget
$500,000 - $999,999
Counties Served
Tarrant
BIPOC Serving
Black or African American, Hispanic or Latinx
BIPOC Leadership
Executive Director/CEO
Address
4900 E Berry St