YET STAND INC.
ABOUT US
Supporting Youth, Women, Families
Did you know?
That childhood trauma can have a lasting affect through adulthood?
Those who are subjected to trauma and sexual abuse/assault are more likely to suffer:
Addiction > Suicide > Depression > Anxiety > PTSD and a host of other mental and physical issues?
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Yet Stand Inc.'s founder, Elaine Crocker, can also give testament to the fact that
survivors can be triumphant and stand victorious.
Not just from her own story of childhood trauma, that is eloquently reenacted in the performance of, Yet I Stand (Stage Play), but from the numerous people she has talked to and who have shared their stories of healing and wholeness.
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Yet Stand Inc. is passionate and committed to educating and supporting
our youth and our communities.
YSI Saves Lives, Heal Youth, Women, Families, & Support Communities
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WE WANT OUR COMMUNITIES TO KNOW:
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They are not powerless in their fight for the mental well-being of their children.
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Silence is not the answer.
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That empowerment is possible through education and awareness.
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Knowledge is Power.
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WE WANT SURVIVORS TO KNOW:
They don't have to go it alone!
They are not at fault!
That they can heal!
There is life after the pain!
And they can
Thrive. Flourish. & Prosper
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Click here to contact us for more information about how we can support your community.
*Call 571-393-1693 or email yetstand@gmail.com to get connected to support 24/7.
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*Click here for YSI CONFIDENTIALITY STATEMENT, DUTY TO WARN STATEMENT, & DEI STATMENT
Confidentiality
YSI protects your identity and or any personal information. No data will be shared outside the organization.
Duty to Warn
We have a legal obligation to report threats to harm self or others. This includes contacting crisis or emergency services for individuals disclosing suicidal plans or notifying law enforcement about threats to harm someone’s safety.
Non-Discrimination Statement
In accordance with Federal civil rights law, Yet Stand, Inc, its offices, employees, and volunteers are prohibited from discriminating based on race, color, national origin, religion, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, disability, age, marital status, family/parental status, income derived from a public assistance program, or political beliefs.