Twoc Healing Project

Healing on Purpose Wellness Space

Healing on Purpose is a holistic wellness and prevention hub providing integrated physical, emotional, and somatic care through both a fixed wellness space and mobile unit.

Survivors of sexual assault and underserved populations, including rural communities

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About this program

The Healing on Purpose Wellness Space (HOPWS) is a comprehensive, community-centered health, prevention, and wellness initiative designed to address the full spectrum of individual and community well-being. Rooted in the belief that healing must be intentional and prevention must be holistic, HOPWS creates an integrated ecosystem where individuals can access services that support not only care, but also the prevention of harm and instability.

HOPWS operates through an integrated, trauma-informed framework that combines prevention, health services, and culturally grounded wellness practices. The initiative is designed to eliminate systemic barriers while addressing both immediate needs and long-term outcomes for underserved populations, including rural communities and survivors of sexual assault.

The Addressing Sexual Assault Program is a healing-centered initiative within the Healing on Purpose Wellness Space, designed to support individuals who have experienced sexual assault in reclaiming their sense of peace, autonomy, and self. Through holistic wellness services such as massage therapy, yoga, chakra alignment, and a calming Zen Zone, participants are invited into a healing journey that centers their comfort, their pace, and their power. In addition to wellness services, participants have access to life coaching, mental health support, case management, financial stability supports (including housing and utility stability assistance/referrals and rental/utility arrears resources), financial literacy resources, support groups, and wellness kits.

Services include: Mobile outreach and on-site survivor support; Sexual assault response, advocacy, and referrals; Trauma-informed case navigation; Barrier reduction (transportation, documentation support, linkage to affirming providers); Community education on consent, bodily autonomy, and survivor rights.

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What services are included?

Mobile outreach and on-site survivor support; Sexual assault response, advocacy, and referrals; Trauma-informed case navigation; Barrier reduction (transportation, documentation support, linkage to affirming providers); Community education on consent, bodily autonomy, and survivor rights.

Details

Who
Survivors of sexual assault and underserved populations, including rural communities
Where
Located in rural Tyrone, Georgia

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