The Her Campaign

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“At HER Campaign, we provide crisis stabilization and recovery programs throughout the continuum of care. Since 2016, we have offered safe housing and aftercare in the state of Montana, addressing the critical gap of trauma-informed behavioral health services so survivors are not left cycling through emergency rooms, jails, or unsafe environments but instead receive stabilization, holistic recovery, and pathways into long-term independence”

“In 2024, HER Campaign entered a building season, preparing for expanded services in Denver, Colorado. This strategic growth included developing infrastructure and staffing needed for Medicaid-licensed programs, ensuring a higher standard of care and long-term sustainability for survivors.”

“HER Campaign operates residential programs that provide safe housing, trauma-informed care, and individualized recovery plans for survivors of human trafficking. In 2024, we offered emergency stabilization, residential treatment, and transitional care services through our Montana campus. PROGRAM SERVICES AND REACH 1Emergency Stabilization Served 6 women and 4 children, providing immediate safety, crisis intervention, and stabilization support. 2Transitional Living Served 5 women and 6 children, with an average length of stay of 1.5 years, supporting long-term recovery and reintegration. 3Support Services Provided 448 hours of transportation to ensure access to medical care, legal appointments, education, employment, and community resources. 4Crisis Intervention Case Management Supported 26 additional survivors through our referral line and case management services, connecting them with safe housing, referrals, and resources. TRAINING AND PREVENTION EFFORTS 1Provided trauma-informed and human trafficking awareness training to 1,450 individuals, including 700 high school students, 250 police academy recruits, and 500 law enforcement officers and community members.”

“IMPACT Women in HER Campaigns programs not only achieved stability but also took significant steps toward independence. Survivors successfully transitioned into independent housing, secured employment, and accessed community resources to support themselves and their children. These outcomes reflect lasting impact as families move beyond crisis into stability and long-term thriving.”

“2024 was a building season for HER Campaign. While our Montana campus served fewer clients than in previous years, this was a planned transition to focus on expanding to Denver, Colorado. There, we invested in infrastructure, staffing, and training required for Medicaid-licensed programs. This growth strategy will increase our capacity, expand bed counts, and ensure a higher level of care for survivors. This intentional building year reflects our commitment to sustainable, long-term impact.”