What does it truly mean to have a place to set her feet?

What does it truly mean to have a place to set her feet?

For many of the women we serve, healing begins in a safe, supportive environment, but it doesn’t end there. Too often, when they leave, they return to the same situations that once trapped them, including facing abusers, traffickers, and the weight of a life they are trying to leave behind.

We believe there is a better way.

Watch Allison’s video to learn more about Mercy’s heart behind the Paloma Project and how you can be involved.

Through the expansion of the Paloma Project (“Paloma” meaning the dove), we are creating a village of tiny homes, places where women can step into safety, stability, and community.

Each home represents more than just a place to live – it represents dignity, security, and a new life.

Here’s what it takes to build one home:

Thank you for believing in healing, restoration, and new beginnings. We can’t wait to see what God will do!

Through Paloma, we can give vulnerable women:

A door she can lock.

A bed that is hers.

A community that understands her story.

A safe place where she can grow stronger every day.

Let’s build more than homes – let’s provide a pathway to lasting hope and true freedom, found in Christ, who changes lives forever.