
Women Rising Above Abuse
Women Rising Above Abuse in a non profit community looking to help women overcome abuse in all forms.

Women Rising Above Abuse
Women Rising Above Abuse in a non profit community looking to help women overcome abuse in all forms.

Women Rising Above Abuse

I started Women Rising Above Abuse because I know our community is in need of it. As a child, I was molested and raped. During that time of my life I had no outlet, nor was there any program that we knew of that could help me through those trying times. I wanted to be delivered and healed from those past hurts, yet I found myself in emotionally and physically abusive relationships as time went on. Today I am an overcomer, empowered, and strengthen. I am no longer a victim of my past hurts or traumas. I want to help young girls and women become overcomers themselves. This is my calling and what I desire to do, in 1 Thessalonians 5:11 (KJV) it says: Therefore, encourage and comfort one another and build up one another, just as you are doing. We should not have to live our lives in fear or shame but, in peace and joy. 2 Corinthians 5:17 (NIV) also says: Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, the new creation has come: The old has gone, the new is here! Newness has come for you; healing has come for you let’s take this journey of healing and newness together.
You are special, You are worth it, You will be okay
I Love you, and there is nothing you can do about it….
Marilyn Randolph
Women Rising Above Abuse
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Mission
Women Rising Above Abuse (WRAA) is a nonprofit organization that is set out to empower, strength and uplift those that have suffered from abuse
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Support
Women Rising Above Abuse is here to guide women through abusive situations. We provide tools and connect our women and girls to the right people for the best personal outcome.
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Volunteer
A volunteer at women rising above abuse serves as a help to women and girls (youth). Supporting WRAA mission by empowering, and encouraging, and uplifts our clients.
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Events
Helping women and girls (youth) that were victims of sexual, emotional, and physical abuse. Through journalizing, mentorship, counseling, and workshops. Our goal is for women and girls (Youth) come to terms of their past abuse and move forward to a life of redemption.
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Donations
Donations are welcome and greatly appreciated. Donations to the organization go towards workshops and other events and programs that benefit each one of our women and girls.
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Solutions
We provide a safe place for women and girls to gather and push forward. Our solution starts with seeking “Help” that is the first step.
Our Blog

Monthly Women’s Empowerment Group

10 Things That Indicate
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Celebrate Your Victory on
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12 Empowering Beliefs That
Being a woman is not easy. There are too many things, ways, and people that make our lives miserable. We

Few Supportive Non-Profit Organizations
For more than 25 years, National Institute of Justice has been instructing public and policymakers about widespread problem of domestic

Domestic Violence: Your Partner’s
Before we go into the depth of the information, let’s have a look on the key facts collected from various

Fight Against Domestic Violence
Living with a partner who abuses you is extremely hard to deal with. Women are the main victims of physical,

5 Signs of Emotional
Physical abuse can be recognized easily, but emotional abuse is hard to figure out. It remains undetected by family, friends,

The Dangers of Silence
Domestic violence is a social problem that causes more pain for women than visible scars. Getting abused by the person

How Women Should Empower
How to empower women? It is one question that is being frequently asked and no one is able to find

Types of Domestic Violence
Ideally, domestic violence is often portrayed as physical abuse but there are several types of domestic violence. Domestic violence affects

Are You Feeling Suicidal
You’re not alone, many of the women who face domestic abuse by the hands of the one who they trust

This New Year Promise
Happy New Year 2019!! Women trafficking and migration, domestic violence, women abuse incidents have been dominating the headlines very frequently.

Inspiring Tales to Move
Moving on in life after undergoing breakup or setback from someone special in life is very difficult. Healing after an

From Victims to Agents
Abuse changes you! This is an undeniable truth that women and girls across the globe are the biggest victims of

Tips for Safely Reaching
Social, physical, sexual and emotional – all are different forms of abuse. If you’re being subjected to any kind of

Women Empowerment Group Meeting
Almost a decade ago, I was living a monotonous life – eat, go to work, come to home, sleep and

How to Embrace Yourself
Women who have been through domestic violence or sexual / physical abuse often lose their confidence and self-esteem. So, it

How WRAA Non-Profit Organization
Abuse against women occurs in families of all educational, cultural and socio-economic backgrounds. It is found in both rural and

How a Community Can
The question that is always asked from the victims of emotional or domestic abuse is “Why didn’t you simply leave

Are You In An
Anyone can be subjugated to domestic violence and abuse, yet the problem is often overlooked, excused or denied. This is

Adopt These Ways and
As per the World Health Organization (WHO), in some regions of the world, 35% women are suffering from domestic violence.

WRAA Enhancing Women and
“Many victims don’t speak up because they fear being judged and pressured by others.” Violence and abuse against women and

Charlie’s Refuge: Christian Testimony
Love and acceptance were missing from Charlie’s childhood, so she looked for them in all the wrong places. Her life
Our
Organization
Women Rising Above Abuse is an organization that was birth through the vision founder Marilyn Randolph. Marilyn Randolph is a noted author that wrote “Be Still” a story about her survival of sexual, emotional, and physical abuse.
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