Mercy Multiplied America, Inc.
Programs
Budget
$7,860,000.00
Description
Mercy Multiplied is a nonprofit Christian organization that helps young women break free from life-controlling behaviors and situations, including eating disorders, self-harm, drug and alcohol addictions, unplanned pregnancy, depression, sexual abuse, and sex trafficking. Our residential program is voluntary, biblically based, and completely free of charge to young women ages 13-32. Our goal is to help residents permanently stop destructive cycles, discover purpose for their lives, and become productive and thriving individuals. Our outreach programs and resources are based on the same biblically based, life-transforming principles used by Mercy homes.
Program Areas Served
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$7,860,000.00
Description
Mercy Multiplied is a nonprofit Christian organization that helps young women break free from life-controlling behaviors and situations, including eating disorders, self-harm, drug and alcohol addictions, unplanned pregnancy, depression, sexual abuse, and sex trafficking. Our residential program is voluntary, biblically based, and completely free of charge to young women ages 13-32. Our goal is to help residents permanently stop destructive cycles, discover purpose for their lives, and become productive and thriving individuals. Our outreach programs and resources are based on the same biblically based, life-transforming principles used by Mercy homes.
Program Areas Served
None
CEO/Executive Director/Board Comments
| At Mercy, we have an extensive Intake department that allows us to help young women determine their best course of action. This process helps us focus on providing services to those girls that really want to change, allows the young women to come prepared for our program, and also allows for accountability for the young women while their application is in process. Our residential program is very successful in helping young women move out of hopelessness toward discovery of God's plans for their lives. Our graduates are emotionally and spiritually ready for independence, but many lack the experience and financial resources to easily make the transition to self-sufficiency. Our Transitional Care program provides vital support to our graduates as they seek to continue the positive steps they have made in the residential program. We currently have an accountability program that pairs the graduate with a mentor from their church or community. That partner is asked to make several reports during the first six months after graduation. We have used the same basic program structure with minor adjustments since the inception of the ministry. Our goal is to stay true to this program as we have experienced excellent results. We will continue to improve our program through direct client feedback and internal assessment. |
