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Miriam’s Hope
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Miriam’s Hope
Safe. Stable. Hopeful.
Miriam’s HopeTransitional housing for survivors
Miriam’s Hope is Find, Feed & Restore’s transitional housing program for survivors of domestic violence and their children. Florida ranks 20th in the nation for the highest number of domestic violence cases, yet survivors often face the difficult reality of leaving an abusive home without a safe place to go.
Miriam’s Hope provides 6–12 months of no-cost transitional housing in a safe, stable environment where families can begin healing, rebuilding and preparing for permanent housing and independence.
Support Miriam’s HopeNo one should have to run from their abuser right into the arms of homelessness.
- Housing
- 6–12 Months
- Cost To Families
- $0
See Miriam’s Hope In Action.
Watch Find, Feed & Restore share how Miriam’s Hope helps survivors and their children find safety, stability and hope.
Program Support Includes
Miriam’s Hope is designed to address more than the immediate need for shelter. It gives survivors the time, stability, resources and support needed to rebuild their lives and create a safe, sustainable future for their families.
- 6–12 months of no-cost transitional housing
- Trauma-informed counseling
- Mental health counseling and support
- Case management
- Financial literacy and budgeting training
- Employment and career development
- Credit building and savings assistance
- Childcare and community resource connections
- Life-skills development
- Assistance preparing for permanent housing
Room to heal. Space to grow.
Miriam’s Hope gives survivors and their children a safe, stable place to heal, rebuild and plan for what comes next.
From victim to victor.
To bridge the gap between victim and victor by providing a pathway from safety, to healing, to stability, to independence.
- 01Safety
- 02Healing
- 03Stability
- 04Independence
How Can You Help?
Your support can help a survivor rebuild.
Help us make sure no one has to choose between staying with their abuser and becoming homeless.
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