A bridge between crisis and stability.

KALMA Foundation helps adult survivors of domestic violence move from immediate safety toward stable housing, financial recovery, and independent living through survivor-centered navigation, community partnerships, and carefully developed stabilization support.

In our first year, KALMA is focused on developing trusted partnerships, understanding the practical barriers survivors face after crisis, strengthening referral systems, and preparing a sustainable housing-stability program for future implementation.

We believe lasting stability requires more than a safe place to stay. It requires dignity, practical support, trusted relationships, and a community committed to helping people move forward.

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Survivor-centered.
Adult survivors of domestic violence lead the decisions about their own lives.
Partner-connected.
Referrals to qualified providers instead of duplicated or promised services.
Building.
A measurable housing-stability pilot in preparation for future implementation.
What we are building

From Crisis to Stability

KALMA is developing the Safe Stability Pathway for adult survivors of domestic violence in Prince William County, Manassas, Manassas Park, and Dumfries. These are the pieces we are putting in place.

Planning a future housing-stability pilot

Designing a measurable, fundable model with partners, for future implementation.

Trauma-informed practice

Policies, training, and safeguards built before services begin.

Navigation and referrals

Connecting people to qualified housing, legal, benefits, and workforce providers.

A community of partners

Relationships across the Greater Prince William area that outlast any one program.

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Who we serve

Adult survivors of domestic violence.

Our initial focus is adults in Prince William County, Manassas, Manassas Park, and Dumfries who are moving from immediate safety toward stable housing and independence.

  • Adults who have reached immediate safety and are deciding what comes next
  • People rebuilding finances, documents, and housing after abuse
  • Parents working to keep their household stable
  • People navigating several agencies at once and needing a guide
  • Providers looking for a partner to close gaps between services

Support KALMA's first-year readiness work.

Gifts this year fund governance, partnership development, safety policies, community listening, resource verification, and preparation of a future housing-stability pilot.

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