She was employed at the time and continues in that employment with an increase in hours. She is working with KHDS and NAMI to receive SSDI for her disability, get stabilized on her medication and work part time.Ī young woman entered the Transitional Living Program through shelter with one child and one on the way. She decided that kind of work was not for her so she enrolled in the CNA Program, completed the program and is looking for work as a CNA and is enrolling in the Nursing Program at Gateway Tech.Ī young woman who is struggling with mental illness has a safe place to stay in the Transitional Living Program while she works to get placement back of her children. She completed the program and worked all summer driving a truck for a construction crew building roads in Beloit. She plans to start work as a makeup artist and start her own product line in the future.Ī young mom with 2 children entered the Transitional Living Program through shelter, got enrolled in a program for the construction trades. She recently completed a program for young women hoping to start their own business.
She is continuing her classes at Gateway Tech in the Nursing Program and was able to take over the lease from the TLP and is living independently.Ī young mom of 3 children entered the Transitional Living Program nearly 2 years ago. Through the Transitional Living Program, a young woman with a daughter was able to continue her schooling and maintain her part-time job. WCH is working with her offering one on one support,survivors support group, food boxes, and referrals to community resources. WCH advocate focused on her strength as a survivor and the strength it took to call the crisis hotline to speak about her trauma. The perpetrator was her father and she did not speak up because she was afraid of her family's reaction. She called because the trauma of what she experienced as a child still affects her and her relationships today. WCH advocate responded to a crisis call of a 50 year old woman who was raped when she was a child. WCH advocate is working with her now offering one on one support, food boxes, voucher to Nifty Thrifty store,She stayed at WCH shelter and eventually when she is ready to speak about her abuse she will be attending support group with other survivors. The hospital confirmed her finger was broken and her shoulder was out of place. The victim was beaten by her boyfriend days prior to her sneaking out of the apartment and seeking medical attention. WCH advocate responded to an on-call crisis at Memorial Hospital. WCH advocates will continue to be available for the whole family throughout their healing process. Ron was feeling really angry about the abuse and feeling like he’d been unable to protect his daughter. WCH advocates also worked with Britany’s Dad, Ron. WCH was able to help Lisa secure a restraining order for her daughter Britany, WCH advocates accompanied the family to court, met with Lisa and Britany numerous times, assisted Lisa with Crime Victims Compensation and helped Lisa and Britany connect with a therapist. The abuse started when her daughter was 14 ½. Her now 17 year old daughter had been sexually abused by a school intern. Lisa came to WCH for help with a restraining order. The young teen is no longer being abused sexually by her father. WCH also assisted with the criminal case and the perpetrator was sentenced to 40 years in prison. WCH has been helping the teen girl and family with support, food boxes, clothing, school supplies and Christmas presents. The father was the main and only financial supporter for the family. She was afraid to report but finally came forward.
A week later, a15 year old teen girl reported being sexually assaulted by her father for many years. ALL NAMES HAVE BEEN CHANGED TO PROTECT OUR CLIENT'S IDENITY.Ī WCH advocate presented at a high school in Kenosha about sexual assault and domestic violence.
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