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I am proud to serve on the the Board of Directors for Undestructable! As a survivor, I know first hand how important financial stability is and that, without it, a person's ability to leave an abusive situation is limited. Undestructable was founded in 2020 and provides job skills training and employment opportunities to survivors of intimate partner abuse to create sustainable futures. Please help me support Undestructable by making a donation and sharing this page with anyone you think might be interested in our work.
OUR IMPACT IN 2024
• Undestructable processed over 100 referrals and served more than 80 survivors this year. That is nearly 4x more than 2023!
• We have distributed over $10,000 directly into the hands of survivors who are participating in our classes!
• 100% of our participants say that the money they made in class helped them keep their heads above water.
Since March of 2022, we have served more than 100 survivors of intimate partner abuse through our job-readiness and self-sufficiency classes. Our custom curriculum helps participants rediscover their skills and talents, create a budget, craft a visually appealing resume and cover letter, navigate job search platforms, and use Google Workspace. Survivors progress through the program as a cohort so they can build a community of support—and we pay them $20 per hour for their time to help them on their journey to achieve financial independence.
By listening to feedback from the folks we serve, we have learned over the past few years that there is nothing like our programming and that survivors want and need sustainable post-crisis solutions. We have seen exponential growth in the number of survivors we are serving and the number of referrals we receive from community partners. As the cost of living continues to rise across the country, we are being called to make this work available to even more survivors.
In the new year, we will answer this call by shifting our focus and reimagining the model for our programs so that we can reach more survivors through expanded partnerships. We will continue to provide trauma-informed, survivor-centered job readiness training while growing our programming to be accessible to organizations across the country. With creativity, innovative thinking, and community support, we know we can amplify our impact.