Support That Stays With Survivors
The Pillar Project provides direct advocacy and support today, while using trusted community relationships to connect survivors with specialized housing, legal, mental health, and emergency resources.
Current Services
Direct advocacy and resource navigation for survivors of domestic violence, human trafficking, and sexual assault.
Crisis Intervention & Survivor Advocacy
Immediate crisis support, safety planning, trauma-informed advocacy, emotional support, help identifying urgent needs, protective-order process guidance, and continued follow-up after initial contact.
Resource Navigation & Warm Referrals
Coordinated referrals to trusted community providers for housing, mental health, legal, and specialized survivor services — with follow-up through waiting lists and eligibility processes.
Workforce Readiness & Professional Training
Resume development, interview preparation, job-search assistance, hospitality-industry pathways with ServSafe certification (when available), and professional trainings for law enforcement, healthcare, and community organizations.
Building a Coordinated Survivor-Support Model
Our long-term goal is an integrated, survivor-centered support system where individuals can access advocacy, housing stabilization, mental health care, legal support, workforce development, and long-term case coordination through one connected organization. With expanded funding and partnerships, we can move from referral-based services toward direct services in housing, legal, mental health, and hospital-based advocacy.
See our Vision page for details on programs in development.