Reestablishing Stability After Incarceration, Recovery, and Domestic Violence Mia is a 39-year-old woman who has demonstrated remarkable resilience while navigating multiple, intersecting challenges. After surviving a long-term abusive relationship, Mia turned to substance use as a means of coping, which eventually led to legal involvement and a period of incarceration. Since Mia's release, she has shown a strong, sustained commitment to rebuilding her life. She is actively engaged in recovery services, consistently attending support meetings, and maintaining her sobriety. She is also working closely with case management to pursue employment opportunities and enroll in workforce-readiness programs. At this time, the client is experiencing homelessness. Without a safe or stable place to stay, she faces daily barriers in securing employment, managing her recovery, and meeting her basic needs. She currently relies on emergency shelters and community day programs while continuing to seek transitional or long-term housing resources. Because she left both an abusive environment and the correctional system with very few possessions, Mia requires essential items to support her safety, stability, and progress. These needs include clothing, hygiene supplies, transportation assistance, and basic personal items. Access to these supports directly improves her capacity to attend appointments, seek employment, and maintain her recovery goals. In-kind contributions are critical in addressing these immediate gaps. Donations of essential goods reduce financial strain, promote dignity, and provide the foundational support necessary for the client to move toward long-term stability and independence.