Provide 500 Women Globally with Abuse Support

American women abused in foreign countries are often isolated, don't speak the native language, have limited or no access to resources and are subject to systemic abuse. Abusers often hide the childrens' American passports so she is unable to leave the country. American embassies cannot, in most cases, issue passports for minor American children without the approval of both parents. This policy is a huge obstacle to overcome.

Advocates work with callers to empower them to make decisions about the abuse in their lives and in the lives of their children. Each situation is uniquely different and advocates assist in determining which barriers are tangible and which barriers are perceived to determine the best possible outcome for the family.

From domestic violence advocacy, case management and safety planning, to danger to safety relocation, (airline flights) to assistance with legal issues and payment of legal retainers, to counseling, to a one-year self-sufficiency transitional housing program for mothers and their children who have been forced to flee abuse trans-nationally back to the USA who have no where else to go, we offer the resources necessary for families to establish their lives free of abuse.