Twoc Healing Project

Healing Through the Highway

Healing Through the Highway is a mobile, survivor-centered initiative addressing sexual assault, intimate partner violence, and structural barriers to care, particularly for Black trans women, TGNC people, and women living in rural and underserved communities.

Survivors of sexual assault and intimate partner violence, particularly Black trans women, TGNC people, and women in rural and underserved communities

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About this program

Healing Through the Highways (HTTH) is a transformative mobile wellness initiative that expands the mission of the Healing on Purpose Wellness Space beyond a fixed location and into the heart of communities. Designed as a miniature, mobile version of the Health and Prevention Space with an integrated wellness boutique and digital health connectivity, this initiative delivers holistic, accessible, and continuous care directly where people live and gather.

Healing Through the Highway is a mobile, survivor-centered initiative addressing sexual assault, intimate partner violence, and structural barriers to care, particularly for Black trans women, TGNC people, and women living in rural and underserved communities.

We remove geography, stigma, and institutional harm as barriers by bringing care directly to the community. Our mobile model prioritizes trust, confidentiality, and survivor autonomy, centering healing rather than punishment.

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What services are included?

Mobile outreach and on-site survivor support; Sexual assault response, advocacy, and referrals; Trauma-informed case navigation; Barrier reduction (transportation, documentation support, linkage to affirming providers); Community education on consent, bodily autonomy, and survivor rights

Who does the initiative address?

Healing Through the Highway is a mobile, survivor-centered initiative addressing sexual assault, intimate partner violence, and structural barriers to care, particularly for Black trans women, TGNC people, and women living in rural and underserved communities.

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Survivors of sexual assault and intimate partner violence, particularly Black trans women, TGNC people, and women in rural and underserved communities

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