Reclaim & Rise Program
Healing does not happen in isolation.
Reclaim & Rise: Men’s Ally Collective is a structured leadership and engagement program designed for male allies of survivors of childhood sexual abuse, including boyfriends, fathers, husbands, sons, and brothers.
The program provides a safe, guided space for men to learn, reflect, and grow, while equipping them with the tools to support survivors with empathy, accountability, and respect.
Through a combination of trauma-informed education, facilitated dialogue, and community-based service, participants move from awareness to action—becoming leaders who actively contribute to survivor-centered healing and community resilience.
Many men want to support survivors but lack:
- The language to respond appropriately
- Understanding of trauma and its impact
- Tools to engage in supportive, healthy ways
Reclaim & Rise addresses this gap by transforming intention into informed allyship and leadership.
Events include:
Program Kickoff - Mind Over Matter Summit (MOMS) (June)
Monthly Ally Circles (June – July)
Seasonal Engagement (August – December)
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You Are Remarkable
#IAmRemarkable Workshop
#IAmRemarkable is a global movement that empowers everyone to celebrate their achievements in the workplace and beyond, while challenging the social perception around self-promotion.
You will participate in group discussions and exercises to increase your comfort and confidence in self-promotion. Length: 1hr 30 min
April & December
Tea & Talk Workshop
Embrace the Power of Collective Healing
Empowering survivors of abuse with tea, talk, and support on their journey. Join us for an engaging afternoon of tea and conversation with our Leaders and Experts in trauma-informed care and healing for survivors of childhood sexual abuse.
Annual Conference (1st Saturday in November)
Annual Mental Health Conference
Our annual conference brings together childhood sexual abuse survivors and their allies with health care professionals, faith community members, educators, researchers and others in this weekend conference to promote healing pass barriers to holistic health and financial freedoms.
🌟 You’re Invited to Rise! 🌟
Join the Resilient & Rising Workshop
Are you ready to break financial and emotional barriers rooted in trauma?
This empowering workshop is designed for survivors and allies who are ready to heal, grow, and build a future rooted in power, peace, and purpose.
✨ Reclaim your narrative.
✨ Rewrite your money story.
✨ Rise with resilience.
Other Nonprofits supporting the cause
Causes Like Ours
There are many online platforms that provide resources and support for childhood sexual abuse survivors. Here are a few examples:
RAINN (Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network): RAINN provides a hotline for survivors of sexual violence, as well as resources such as articles and information about seeking help.
The National Children's Advocacy Center: The NCAC provides a variety of resources for child abuse survivors and their families, including online support groups and educational materials.
Darkness to Light: Darkness to Light provides a variety of resources for survivors of child sexual abuse, including an online support community and educational materials.
MaleSurvivor: MaleSurvivor provides resources and support specifically for male survivors of sexual abuse, including an online discussion forum and virtual support groups.
The Trevor Project: The Trevor Project provides resources and support specifically for LGBTQ+ youth, including a crisis hotline and online resources for survivors of sexual abuse.
Keep in mind that these are just a few examples of the many online platforms that provide resources and support for childhood sexual abuse survivors.
Strength That Protects. Presence That Heals.
🌟 Step into your role as an ally.
Join a community of men committed to creating safe, supportive spaces for survivors of childhood sexual abuse, domestic violence, and human trafficking.
Through the Reclaim & Rise program, you’ll gain the tools to support with empathy, accountability, and strength—while building brotherhood, leadership, and purpose.
Be part of a movement that ensures survivors are supported—not just by programs—but by the people closest to them.