WHO WE SERVE
- Individuals in recovery from substance use disorder
- Individuals transitioning from incarceration or treatment
- Pregnant/parenting women healing from trauma
- Underserved population battling self-doubt, shame, or stigma
Why it works: Because we’ve lived it. We know what healing takes.
What Happens After Recovery
- Estimates from addiction research and treatment programs put relapse rates around 40%-60% for people with substance use disorders after treatment.
- Self-doubt, isolation, and stigma derail long-term recovery.
- Traditional systems don’t always meet the emotional, spiritual, and identity needs of women in transition.
Our Solution
Lula’s House of Serenity Fills the Gap
- Peer-led workshops
- Healing-centered resources
- Long-term identity and leadership development
- Safe, relatable, and empowering space for women post-treatment or reentry
Benefits
- Improves engagement and retention
- Builds confidence and releases resistance
- Increase sense of identity and community
- Creates future peer leaders, not just program participants