
Recovery & Restoration
We fund supports for people experiencing interpersonal or community violence, substance use, human trafficking, or other highly traumatic circumstances. Resources may include specialized, trauma-informed interventions and holistic pathways to healing.
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The FARM model aspires to address systemic racism and racial disparities within the justice and family court systems. Current child support and other custody policies exacerbate fatherlessness, contribute to suicide and depression, and impede employment and home ownership. These pervasive injustices disrupt the lives of people of color and urban families in Detroit, and across Michigan and the nation.
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The FARM model aspires to address systemic racism and racial disparities within the justice and family court systems. Current child support and other custody policies exacerbate fatherlessness, contribute to suicide and depression, and impede employment and home ownership. These pervasive injustices disrupt the lives of people of color and urban families in Detroit, and across Michigan and the nation.
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Our Grants Also Support
Some Examples
Organizations offering supports to survivors impacted by domestic or interpersonal violence, human trafficking, gang membership, or other life-threatening, traumatic experiences.
Trauma-informed, legal, and/or other holistic supports for individuals and families impacted by the justice system.
Data-informed partnerships that center lived expertise to disrupt and prevent cycles of harm caused by justice and other system involvement.
Community led efforts to interrupt community violence and promote justice and safety.
Programs supporting older youth and young adults who have experienced abuse and neglect, particularly those aging out of foster or other state-supervised care.
Programs offering multi-phased substance use recovery services that are minimally or not supported by government funding.
Other Priorities
