Our Work
Programs that Empower Mothers
We have methodically designed our programs for mothers in crisis to have equal, easy, and free access to immediate support. Every element of the program is offered both virtually and physically and built to empower mothers to increase resilience, overcome risk-factors, and achieve stability for their families.
The S.E.A.T. Model
Social Support
Providing a positive community of trained, equipped, and faith-based Ēma Advocates and CARE Teams to wrap around vulnerable mothers and children through tangible, need-based support.
Education
Evidence-based and trauma informed education that expands a mother’s capacity for personal advancement in parenting skills, emotional health, and financial stability.
Advocacy
Providing case plan completion assistance for mothers and children with child welfare involvement, offering in-Court support on the State level while advocating for a mother’s progress and needs.
Therapy
Connecting mothers to mental health resources including trauma-informed therapy for mothers in crisis in collaborative with 4Kids EPIC Therapy.
The S.E.A.T. Model
Social Support
Providing a positive community of trained, equipped, and faith-based ĒMA Advocates and CARE Teams to wrap around vulnerable mothers and children through tangible, need-based support.
Education
Evidence-based and trauma informed education that expands a mother’s capacity for personal advancement in parenting skills, emotional health, and financial stability.
Advocacy
Providing case plan completion assistance for mothers and children with child welfare involvement, offering in-Court support on the State level while advocating for a mother’s progress and needs.
Therapy
Connecting mothers to mental health resources including trauma-informed therapy for mothers in crisis in collaborayion with 4Kids EPIC Therapy.
Our Expansion Project
In partnership with Child Welfare Agencies, Pregnancy Resource Centers, and Churches, ĒMA is developing pilot programs to launch in densely populated urban communities with high volumes of poverty, child abuse and neglect, and child removals.
Pilot programs will allow the comparative analysis of Impact Evaluations across states and cities that will further furnish the body of knowledge on how to most effectively generate sustainable outcomes through the lens of safely reducing the number of children in foster care and increasing mother-child wellness.
ĒMA is constructing a cohort of like-minded and prevention focused organizations and initiatives within the field of Child Welfare. This affords ĒMA the opportunity to expand their scope with additional elements of support such as: pregnancy testing, mental health, behavioral health, therapeutic, legal, housing, and employment services.