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BuildHER Collaboration Corp helps survivors of domestic abuse rebuild stable, self-directed lives through structured post-crisis support, case management, and strong community partnerships.
BuildHER provides structured programs and personalized case management to help survivors rebuild stability, confidence, and independence after leaving abusive situations. Our focus is long-term recovery, not just short-term crisis response.
We offer interactive trainings, including immersive simulation-based learning and Mental Health First Aid, equipping community members, organizations, and leaders with tools to better support survivors and recognize the impact of trauma.
BuildHER partners with organizations, agencies, and community leaders to improve how survivors are supported and expand pathways toward long-term stability.
Casino Night at the Grande Magnolia is BuildHER Collaboration Corp’s signature fundraising event, bringing the community together for an unforgettable evening of Vegas-style gaming, live music, and meaningful connection. Held on Saturday, May 9, 2026|Benson, NC, this special night supports survivors of domestic abuse and related trauma as they rebuild stable, self-directed lives through post-crisis recovery support and case management. Every ticket purchased and sponsorship secured directly fuels programs that help survivors move forward with confidence, stability, and hope.
Your support helps provide structured recovery support, personalized case management, and community education that empower survivors to rebuild safe, stable, and self-directed futures. Every donation helps women move forward with confidence, independence, and the tools they need to create lasting change in their lives.
BuildHER focuses on long-term recovery — helping survivors not just leave abuse, but rebuild their lives with stability, support, and opportunity.
Survivors who connect with BuildHER are rebuilding stability, confidence, and independence. Here’s what that journey has meant for some of the women we’ve supported.
Through BuildHER’s support and guidance, I found my voice again and began rebuilding my life with confidence. Their nonjudgemental atmosphere and support empowered me to reclaim my life.
emma
My advocate helped me move from surviving to rebuilding. I created stability for my family and started planning for the future. My kids and I can sleep at night. And that’s a big step!
Jamie
Having someone walk beside me as I rebuilt my life made all the difference. I wasn’t alone, and I finally felt supported in moving forward.
lisa
Every story is different — but each reflects the power of support, guidance, and community in the journey toward rebuilding.
BuildHER delivers interactive trainings that help teams recognize trauma, respond with empathy, and build stronger support systems.
Step into a survivor’s world through an immersive experience that reveals the emotional, financial, and social barriers survivors face. This powerful training builds empathy and transforms how communities respond.
Learn how to recognize and respond to signs of mental health and substance use challenges through this nationally recognized certification. Participants leave with practical skills to support people in crisis and guide them toward the help they need.
BuildHER shares insights, education, and real conversations to help communities better understand abuse, recovery, and the journey of rebuilding.
Question: My friends say I am in an abusive relationship but I don’t think I am. He only hit me once and promised never to do it again. He’s very passionate about things and sometimes he gets loud to get his point across. My friends say that’s not normal. He reminds me of my dad.…
Have you ever felt you were being taken advantage of or unappreciated? If you live in this world, you have felt that way at least once in your life. Because I am a glass half full type of person, I will say it wasn’t intentional or deliberate. Most people don’t know how to show appreciation…
You are not self-centered! Read that again! A call with a focused relentless, self-sacrificing, yet timid, guarded people pleaser revealed a woman struggling to pursue her dream of starting a business not because she lacked motivation; but because she was told it was selfish to devote so much time on something that would ultimately fail.…
Whether you’re seeking support, exploring partnership, or interested in bringing training to your organization, we’d love to hear from you.
Interested in bringing training to your organization or partnering with BuildHER? We’d love to connect.
director@buiildhercollaboration.org
BuildHER Collaboration 