This is what community looks like. Myong, our Chief Program Officer, has been showing up for women at DWC for nearly a decade. And Susanne—who moved into permanent housing in 2012—is still with us today, mentoring others and sharing hope. When someone has the space to heal, everything changes. That’s the power of your support. Support compassionate, trauma-informed care by donating today at bit.ly/DWCSpring2025 #EndHomelessness #SupportiveHousing (fb)

May is both Women’s Health Awareness Month and Mental Health Awareness Month—a powerful reminder that healing is a personal journey. At the Downtown Women’s Center, our Trauma Recovery Center provides free, compassionate, trauma-informed care to women and gender-diverse individuals who have experienced homelessness, violence, and systemic trauma. From individual therapy to crisis support, we center survivors’ voices and promote lasting emotional wellness. But programs like this are under threat due to cuts in federal funding. Without urgent support, those most impacted by injustice may lose access to the mental health care they need to heal. Click the link and stand with us to protect trauma recovery. ➡️ bit.ly/4hW7gb2 #TraumaRecovery #SupportSurvivors (fb)