Protecting, Empowering, Standing for Truth
Survivors Outreach Ministries
We believe healing begins with truth and justice. Our mission is to reform broken systems, and inspire faith-driven advocacy
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"Protecting the Innocent and Standing for Truth”
Victims Rights Advocacy and system reform
We challenge soft-on-crime policies
disguised as reform and help, that undermine victim safety and offender accountability. By working with legislators, justice professionals, and advocacy partners to advance policies
that restore fairness, protect victims, and rebuild public trust in the justice system.
Our History:
The Beginning
Survivors Outreach Ministries was created by domestic violence survivors expressing the necessary resources needed when escaping, planning to leave, and how "NOT" to return to a domestic violence relationship. The lack of on- going support for survivors, accompanied by the difficulties we and other survivors found themselves in trying to navigate resources, services and contradictory messages found in the system, it became apparent to us that others attempting to escape may face similar circumstances.
Most DV/HT programs do not provide long-term support and individually assist survivors in navigating a very complex system of services and resources. Knowing that this would be a problem for other Survivors as well, the idea of Survivors Outreach Ministries began to form. Our founder gathered a group of survivors to put together one of the first Christ Centered DV Peer Mentor Advocacy program specifically designed solely for Survivors of Domestic Violence and Human Trafficking.
For years, the organization provided direct, individualized advocacy for victims navigating the
complexities of the criminal and family court systems. In November 2025, Survivors
Outreach Ministries shifted its focus toward National Advocacy, policy reform, and legislative action aimed at
addressing systemic barriers and harmful practices that continue to impact victims nationwide.
“Over the years we witnessed firsthand how current frameworks and court practices often fail the very people
they’re supposed to protect, This transition now allows us to focus our efforts on breaking down systemic issues and influencing laws and policies that truly uphold justice for victims and their families.”
Our organization’s advocacy now prioritizes challenging soft-on-crime policies, progressive experiments,
and agendas disguised as reform that undermine victim safety and offender accountability. We now work with legislators, justice professionals, and advocacy partners to advance policies
that restore fairness, protect victims, and rebuild public trust in the United States justice system.
“Our mission has always been about protecting the innocent and standing for truth by creating change where it matters most — within the systemsthat define justice in America.”
Kintsugi is a Japanese art that repairs broken pottery with gold, rendering a new piece that is more exquisite than it was before the break. True healing allows for a Kintsugi result that enables us to see our scars as something stunning, powerful, and unique.
His power is made perfect in weakness (2 Corinthians 12:19)
WE DO NOT PROVIDE EMERGENCY SHELTER
For years, the organization has provided direct, individualized advocacy for victims navigating the
complexities of the criminal and family court systems. Beginning in November 2025, Survivors
Outreach Ministries will shift its focus toward advocacy, policy reform, and legislative action aimed at
addressing systemic barriers and harmful practices that continue to impact victims nationwide.