What happens when
resources arrive in time.

A survivor of domestic assault carried a visible facial scar from a cutting injury. She lived with it for eleven months before a case worker referred her to the foundation.

Our network included a board-certified dermatologic surgeon specializing in scar revision. The committee approved three sessions of fractional laser therapy and a surgical scar revision, performed at provider direct cost.

A survivor of sexual assault required reconstructive procedures her insurance had classified as "elective." Two prior attempts through non-profit channels resulted in declined coverage or year-long waitlists.

Our network connected her with a peer-reviewed plastic surgeon. The grant funded the procedure and post-operative care at provider direct cost.

A survivor of intimate partner violence suffered dental damage that went unaddressed for four years. The injuries included fractured teeth, root compromise, and alveolar bone involvement requiring oral surgery.

Our network included a restorative dentist and oral surgeon. Six teeth reconstructed and a surgical implant, delivered at provider direct cost.