Everyday care
Ask for a meal, a listening space, or help finding practical resources.
Community care can mean practical help, a trusted recommendation, or simply being understood. You do not have to tell your whole story to ask for support.
Ask for a meal, a listening space, or help finding practical resources.
Find others working for justice, share a campaign, or ask for community support.
We welcome and stand with mothers facing Hague Convention proceedings, separation, or cross-border abuse. Our developing community offers solidarity and space for resource referrals.
Support depends on community capacity and availability. Legal referrals are not legal representation. We do not publish personal case details.
Connect in the Join the CommunityRequests are private to the church’s site administrator. This is not monitored as a crisis service and a response or service cannot be guaranteed.
This community is not an emergency or crisis service. If you are in immediate danger, contact emergency services in your area. For U.S. support, the organizations below offer direct access to their current contact options. Outside the U.S., use a local survivor support service.
Support and safety planning from the National Domestic Violence Hotline.
Visit The Hotline →Find confidential support options through RAINN.
Visit RAINN →Explore abuse-related legal information and resources through WomensLaw.
Visit WomensLaw →