Survivor Resources

While Her Song is faith-led and inspired, we are not a faith-based program. By attending Her Song’s program, you will never be forced to participate in any faith-based activities as a part of our trauma-informed program.

You fill out the inquiry linked here to begin the process of applying to Her Song's program.

We want to make sure that Her Song is the right fit to best support you and your goals for healing and growth. To help us understand your needs, we take time to get to know you through an inquiry, application, and interview process. Our goal is always to ensure you’re placed in the setting where you can receive the most meaningful care and support.

Our program lasts for at least 12 -18 months (with phase 1 lasting for approximately 6-9 months and phase 2 lasting for approximately 6-9 months).

When you come to Her Song’s program, you may be giving up some of the routines, relationships, or distractions that have been part of your life—but what you gain in return is far greater. When you choose to join our program, you’re choosing to invest in yourself—your healing, your growth, and your future. This is a time set apart, free from distractions, where you can focus fully on building life skills and restoring the hope that may have once felt lost. The journey does take personal commitment—what you pour into this experience will shape what you gain from it. This program is intentionally designed to give you the space and support to focus on you—to make choices for your well-being and create room for true healing to begin.

Our first and primary goal is the safety and healing of survivors, both emotionally and spiritually. We will never ask you to share your story with us. And if at any time you decide to share any parts of your story with us, everything that is disclosed remains confidential and will never be shared outside of Her Song’s organization.

Cell phones are not allowed in the first phase of the program (6-9 months). Residents are allowed cell phones in the second phase, but with restrictions.

The first 30 days are a “rest period” with no phone calls or letters allowed. After the first 30 days, then you can work with the residential team to create a safe contact list and use staff phones/home phones to make phone calls.

For safety and coordination, participants are not permitted to come and go freely during the program. Transportation is scheduled based on what is scheduled and staff availability.

You are allowed to use vapes and cigarettes in designated areas, but Her Song will not purchase those for you.

While medical costs are not included in our program coverage, we try to actively collaborate with community partners to assist clients in accessing all the care they require for emergent needs.

Yes, the third phase of Her Song’s program is considered our empowered living program, which is a transitional program for survivors to pursue independent living with access to Her Song’s network of support.

Our residential program is provided at no cost to you.