NAOMI Community

We believe women and children who have experienced violence and other forms of trauma need a safe, grace-filled space for healing, connection, and hope because no woman should be alone in her pain.

We believe, when women are met with compassion and understanding, they will heal, find the strength to face their challenges and prioritize their personal well-being, as well as that of their children.

Go to naomicommunity.org to give.

Sometimes we don't say anything when our friends and family are in pain because we don't know what to say. Turns out, our presence is more important than our words.

We've got an exercise for you to try over the next seven days. Be sure to report back to let us know how it impacted your mental health!

What does it look like for you to be kind to yourself? How can you practice self-compassion this week?

May is Mental Health Awareness Month.

Awareness is the first step to healing. Knowing the signs, starting conversations, and breaking silence saves lives.

Mental health awareness is about compassion, connection, and care.
We’re all in this together—let’s lift each other up.

Oops! Not sure how, but we almost forgot about the coffee cards provided by Spokane Valley United Methodist Church! But never fear, we remembered in time. All the bags were opened and coffee cards added. Thank you for blessing our women so well!