Changing the face of Transitional Housing
Transitional Housing for Women and Children of King County
Changing the face of Transitional Housing
Transitional Housing for Women and Children of King County
Who We Are
Our Story
Sarah Ann and Kristine's story started at a Stolen Youth luncheon last year. Kristine was able to listen to the little girl in SarahAnn Sarah Ann's raw honesty, unwavering bravery, and willingness to use her voice left a permanent mark on Kristine's soul.
As Kristine sat back and listened to SarahAnn talk about the little girl in her who was forgotten and overlooked.
Our Values
Survivor-Led Community Building Being Someone's Constant Love as a Founding Principle These values underscore the commitment to survivor leadership, unconditional love, and building a strong, supportive community as fundamental principles guiding the programs and services offered within King County for survivors of sex trafficking and domestic violence.
Our Approach
We believe that community comes when love is unconditional, and survivors always feel supported by each other, their case managers, and volunteers. We call this being someone's constant.
Therefore, we believe that a 10:1 ratio of supporters to survivors is necessary to provide proper healing and access to support.
Be Someone's Constant
Join our mission to revolutionize support for survivors. Be their unwavering presence – a constant light in their lives. Stand with us, donate to Project Grace, and empower us to offer housing, love, hope, and support to the most vulnerable women. Today marks a chance to catalyze a genuine transformation, walking beside survivors and pulling them from their darkest moments. Together, let's be a beacon of light and hope. Please, contribute to Project Grace today and be a part of a truly impactful change. Your support is invaluable.