​What We Do!
Meet Me at the Well Foundation has several programs in place to aid and serve survivors and their children. Our hope is to support survivors as they move forward in life finding success and value beyond what they imagined for themselves or their children. We come alongside as they recover and build a new life, and offer assistance where and when we can. Donations and volunteers are a large part of each of these programs.

To inquire about how you or your group can directly impact the lives of people in your community, please email us at [email protected]

 The H.E.A.L. Program

HEAL is a relationship-based four module workshop that provides survivors with hands-on opportunities to strengthen skills in Health, Empowerment, Autonomy, and Leadership. HEAL mentorships is at the pace of the survivor, and group sessions are available as well. The modules are not linear and can be accessed for as long as the survivor chooses to participate.
Health - Using the science-based WOOP strategy in workshops and coaching, students explore the benefits of physical, mental and spiritual health to facilitate measurable improvements in overall wellness.
Empowerment - Strengths-based implementation of academic and professional experiences to identify and establish an achievable path towards meaningful career opportunities; certifications, trainings, internships. 
Autonomy - Relationship-based modules to  in learning how to recognize vulnerabilities and equip students with the power of self-efficacy, choices, and holding boundaries.
Leadership - One-on-one and  group based mentorship in student chosen areas of interest to focus on and practice leadership skills and gain valuable knowledge from community leaders with trauma informed mentors in supportive environments.

Birthday Program

One of the first programs our founder, Amy Day, put in place was the birthday card program. We send each survivor a birthday card with a gift card. Small gestures communicate big things! One woman told Amy she had not received a gift or card since she was seven years old. We were so grateful to break that cycle.

Fresh Start

We offer a variety of items to help with the large expenses of furniture, linens, pantry items, cleaning tools, cleaning products, and hardware such as curtain rods. Unfortunately, we do not have space to accept donations larger than small appliances. Amazon wish lists are very useful and help get donations directly to survivors. If you would like to participate through donations or volunteering, please contact us!

Holiday Support Program

​We offer survivors everything they need for a holiday meal with their family. Some have family to visit, some have the ability to supply everything, and a few have nothing to offer their children on holidays including Easter, Thanksgiving, or Christmas. 

Purses with Purpose Program

New purses or care bags are filled with new items and shared with the community during outreach events. The items are always season appropriate and include thoughtful gifts as well, such as:
  • winter hat, scarf and gloves
  • socks / slippers
  • personal care items
  • handmade jewelry
  • gift card
  • make up, nail polish
  • creative writing supplies
  • devotionals or journals 

Training & Community Outreach

We work to provide critical information to help prevent human trafficking and exploitation of vulnerable people. Examples of past training or awareness events include:
  • Local Department of Defense Sexual Assault Response units
  • State DSCYFS - Staff caring for youth in care
  • Youth in congregate care
  • Panel for Beau Biden Foundation Conference
  • Training for clinicians and providers in substance use and mental health treatment centers

Our program informs the community through public awareness and training events, and advocates for change in social and judicial systems to disrupt trafficking in our community. 

Amy Day Scholarship

Amy Day, our founder, was passionate about helping survivors of sex trafficking to take back their power. 
This memorial scholarship will offer assistance to survivors of exploitation in obtaining a GED, certificate or vocational training, college credits or other education related expenses. This is a significant step in supporting their own life and their family.
For more information or to apply as a student click here or email [email protected].
We have several programs in the development stage. If you are interested in helping us build programs to assist survivors in living a healthy life in freedom, contact us for more information.