Basic needs
Food pantry, clothing bank, hygiene kits and transportation.
Our model
A community built around her whole life
Housing creates safety. Healing, childcare, work and community create the conditions for independence to last.
Housing
Tiny-home villages built for community
300–400
square feet per eco-friendly home
12 homes
per cul-de-sac for connection and safety
85% AMI
the proposed rent cap, supported by HUD funding
Shared spaces
for meals, recreation, gardening, fitness and childcare
Wrap-around support
Everything she needs to rebuild
The program responds to practical needs and long-term goals together, so progress in one area is supported by the others.
Healing
Trauma-informed therapy, addiction recovery and health services.
Family
On-site childcare so mothers can train, study or work.
Work and enterprise
Vocational training, entrepreneurship, financial literacy and job placement.
The two-year path
What she receives, and what she becomes
Day 1–6 months
Healing begins
Up to three RTT sessions with a certified therapist and six months of coaching with a Napoleon Hill coach.
The first year
Confidence grows
Complimentary access to all coaching programs, online and live, with goal setting and the discipline to pursue them.
After year one
Two paths forward
Become an ambassador or coach, or own a business with professional sales training. She can also work in the drone manufacturing facility or be supported into meaningful employment.
Graduation
A home of her own
After up to two years of housing, development and services, she houses herself and helps the next woman. We plan to partner with Habitat for Humanity so she can own a permanent home.
Sustainable by design
Built to sustain the mission
Not only donations and grants: fees and rent are planned to create ongoing cash flow.
Funds the build
HUD HOME funds, about 40% of project cost
Government grants
Philanthropic foundations and donations
Corporate adopt-a-home sponsorships
Private and impact investment
Sustains the mission
Developer fee: 10% of each project budget
Rental income: Section 8, HOME TBRA and tenants
Property management fees: 5–10% of rent
Social enterprises, rent-to-own and training contracts
Giving back: The Women's Collective contributes a percentage of all profits from the sales of its products and services to Keys of Her Own.
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Build more than a home.
Help create the safety, support and opportunity that turn one key into a lifelong foundation.