What is Thrive Saves Lives?
The Value Proposition - What Makes Us Different
THRIVE SAVES LIVES provides short-term and longer-stay transitional housing, cutting-edge services, and holistic resources for women and children survivors of domestic violence, from ALL income levels.
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THRIVE offers independent, non-communal living by replacing the traditional, shared living space setting with modern, individual efficiencies.
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THRIVE offers independent, non-communal living by replacing the traditional, shared living space setting with modern, individual efficiencies.
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THRIVE provides short-term and longer-stay transitional housing, cutting-edge services, and holistic resources for women and children survivors of domestic violence, from ALL income levels.
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The Solution
A pilot project called THRIVE SAVES LIVES which can be replicated throughout South Carolina (and beyond) and that provides multiple levels of shelter and transitional housing (short term, 6 months, up to 1+ years) for victims who fall under the umbrella of “domestic violence,” and their children (ages 0-17). THRIVE plans to offer transitional housing, therapy programs for adults and children, 12 step programs for those who have coped with violence by using drugs and alcohol, a legal advocacy program, orders of protection, child care, financial management and “how to live in the real world” courses, a resale shop to help support the non-profit and to teach residents business and social skills, community education and awareness events, public
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THRIVE is developing an excellent network of community and national partners and associates, including Mayor and Mrs. John Tecklenburg, City of Charleston, Mayor Keith Summey, City of North Charleston, Mayor Linda Page, Town of Mt. Pleasant, Town of Sullivan’s Island, Isle of Palms, Folly Beach, Town of Summerville, Charleston County, Berkeley County, Dorchester County, Roper St. Francis Hospitals, MUSC, East Cooper Hospital, The Department of Mental Health, The Department of Social Services,
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