Elite and Key Partners
At Grace, we support the
Veterans Administration in serving our women veterans.
Where the VA cannot reach, where they need our help - we will be there. As women veterans, and women of the community, Grace After Fire is here to respond and stand for and with the woman veteran. Our Elite Partners
Our expert friends at Santé Center understand that women veterans often need private, group, women-only treatment, and some may prefer a co-ed setting. Santé offers all these options. They understand the complex experiences of women experiencing trauma, sexual assault/rape, post traumatic stress, depression and addition. Take a virtual tour of their facility. Santé can help.
Grace has visited The Refuge and witnessed the healing atmosphere that invites wellness and lends support. Their staff consists of experts in treating trauma and post traumatic stress. Sue Frazier Morrow and the rest of their expert therapists, along with an experienced and seasoned medical team and staff comprise an amazing collection of people that care about the healing of women veterans, their families and loved ones.
Sanctuary, Refuge, Shelter, Safety – that says it all. Pine Grove’s Director of Addiction, Caroline Smith, and their key trauma expert, Stephanie Covington, sit on Grace's Clinical Advisory Committee. Pine Grove has designed a trauma program exclusively for women and the complex needs associated to post traumatic stress, sexual assault, depression, and or coupled with addiction. Their arms are open to all women veterans seeking healing and sanctuary.
At Grace After Fire, we provide online private access to other women veterans – those who share their wounds, those who have healed, and those who are available to provide mentorship to help our women come home from service, and Iraq and Afghanistan.
Our Key Partners
Give an Hour volunteers offer free professional counseling. Dr. Barbara Romberg has dedicated herself to gathering mental health professionals from across the country to support the needs of our troops. Grace and Give an Hour have joined to make available free support for women veterans who have experienced trauma, sexual assault, post traumatic stress, addiction and or depression. Our Texas Command Center will stand as an extraordinary example of the valuable help that can be offered when women unite to build programs that serve our women veterans.
Tex-Vet is an amazing example of how partnerships can serve veterans by providing support for wellness and quality of life programs. Through partnerships with agencies like TexVet, we will be able to launch Grace - Women Veterans Command Center in Austin, TX. Grace After Fire is proud to work with Tex-Vet and look forward to launching a combined effort to reach out to women veterans across Texas and connect them to services.
CareFlash has a unique online support program that helps coordinate communications, information, personal needs and opportunity to help, and healing environment for our veteran families - healing from wounds suffered while in service. By working together, we will be able to offer unique programs reaching women veterans nationwide.
A-I-R has partnered with Grace to provide the appropriate placement of women veterans and their families needing residential treatment anywhere in the country. Trained by Grace's Clinical Advisors and professional staff, A.I.R. is also available to all of our partners needing information and referrals.
Network of Care is Grace's partner for online access to resources across the nation. Together we plan to build a unique online search tool crafted specially for the use of veteran women, their families and friends. They are dedicated to making a difference by creating and supporting technology that will connect information and services to those veterans seeking the help these resources will provide.
Southworth & Associates
Often when a woman veteran – or a family member – is ready for trauma or addiction treatment, it is the persons closest to them that see the need first, have confusion about where to turn, or need help bringing their loved one to understand they need help. The team at Southworth has decades of experience in bringing people and treatment together. Grace After Fire can reach out to them to help when the moment of need is intervention. Southworth has staff at the ready to support our women veterans get the help they need.
