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One thing we know is that home is not always safe for everyone, especially survivors of intimate partner violence. This has especially been the case during COVID-19. When a survivor is forced to stay in close proximity to their abuser it is often easier for them to exert control over the survivor. Recently, there have…

This article was written by "Laurel," a survivor who participates in our farm's healing programming. Working in the garden is such an amazing and humbling honor. The sense of accomplishment and appreciation after a day’s work out on the farm is something I haven’t felt in a very very long time. On the farm, there…

This article was written by Savannah McGuire, one of our farms co-managers. It’s easy to not think much about where your food comes from. We shop at grocery stores where quality, quantity, and diversity of food options are abundant. When you can even get meal kits delivered straight to your front door, it's important to…

While hardship continues here in Kentucky and across the world, we are continually inspired by the compassion and generosity of those around us. There is nothing we love more than supporting and providing services to survivors of intimate partner abuse. What allows us to do this work is the immense amounts of support we receive…

We say it a lot, but mean it every time when we say that we couldn’t do what we do without the help of our extremely supportive community here in the beautiful commonwealth.   One of our many beloved community partners is Jubilee Jobs of Lexington. This relationship has been on-going since 2014, and is continuing…

Progress Pride Flag redesigned by Daniel Quasar to be more “inclusive and progressive”  It goes without saying that Pride month this year looks very different. With COVID-19 social distancing guidelines and the continued momentum of the Black Lives Matter (BLM) protest across the U.S., it has been inspiring to see communities come together to demand justice…