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Women's Abuse Recovery Center

Dr. Sheryl Burns, Founder and CEO of the Women's Abuse Recovery Center (W.A.R.), is dedicated to transforming the lives of individuals impacted by domestic violence. Her vision is to offer comprehensive support for women, men, children, and pregnant teens through a holistic approach, addressing the needs of both victims and abusers to restore families and build healthier communities. With a commitment to advocacy, rehabilitation, and empowerment, W.A.R. provides shelter, counseling, and unique programs like the Turn the Heart Project and STEM initiatives for children. To learn more about Dr. Burns' community reach and the transformative work of W.A.R., visit [Organization Website].

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WAR Initiatives:

Turn the Heart Project

This initiative is focused on rehabilitating abusers to help them reintegrate into society as positive role models and contributors for their families. By addressing the root causes of violence, this program aims to restore fatherhood and healthy family dynamics.

STEM Program for Children

Designed to provide children impacted by domestic violence with educational opportunities in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). This program empowers children to break the cycle of trauma by giving them the tools and skills for a brighter future.

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Tiny Home Community

W.A.R. is building a unique tiny home community that offers survivors a dignified, independent living space. These homes provide a sense of pride while giving residents the time, resources, and support needed to transition from shelter to self-sufficiency.

Support for Pregnant Teens

W.A.R. helps pregnant teens through their pregnancy and after childbirth, offering them stability, life skills, and resources to ensure both mother and child have a path to independence and a bright future.

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