JOURNEY OF HOPE

Improves the lives of harmed and justice-involved women and girls by empowering them through:

Case Management

Mentorship

Social Advocacy

The evidence is in: shame, blame, labels, and negative judgment do not produce meaningful change for anyone. Journey of Hope provides support to Utah women whose status puts them at-risk for criminal charges. We provide loving support and friendship to help women in jeopardy through mentoring and case management. Mentoring and case management are available for women who are victims of abuse, homeless, victims of trafficking, struggling with substance abuse or mental illness, and women who are on parole or probation. Women need safe housing, food security and employment. We use nationally recognized evidence-based approaches—understanding gender and issues of diversity, relational communication, strength-based communication, and a trauma informed approach—to empower our clients to create a success plan.

OUR SERVICES

Case Management

Helping women choose a safe path of success while living in the community.

Case Management

Learn about the case management services Journey of Hope offers to women in need.
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Healing Assistance

In the time that Journey of Hope has been in existence, almost every single woman who has walked through our doors has experienced some combination of physical and sexual abuse.

Healing Assistance

Learn how Journey of Hope assists those suffering from illnesses related to abuse, PTSD, anxiety, depression, and more.
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Community Partners

We have partnered with over a hundred community agencies to advocate, support, and educate our women and their children in this community.

Community Partners

Learn about the various community partners and resources available to those in need.
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“Journey of Hope strives to increase awareness and resiliency around trauma. We are committed to mitigating trauma pathways, increasing protective factors, and supporting survivors as they redefine what success means for themselves and their families.”

MayKela Cox, Staff Member

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