womanhood facing many of the same challenges.
The foundation has three primary programs (i.e., Mary's House, Mary's Haven, and Mary's Promise), each aimed at helping our targeted age groups reenter society with the college and career readiness to be successful.
Services are designed and facilitated by individuals who have transcended similar traumatic backgrounds but are now productive, contributing members of society. We also provide long-term support, mentorship, and follow-up for several years.
VISION
The Mary Hines Johnson Foundation envisions a future where every socioeconomically disadvantaged or at-risk girl and woman is empowered to seize control of her destiny, preserve her inherent dignity, and realize her fullest potential.
Through our commitment to fostering self-determination, preservation, and actualization—we aim to create a society where all girls and women can lead fulfilling lives and contribute to their communities, regardless of their past circumstances or traumatic histories.
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MISSION
The mission of the Mary Hines Johnson Foundation is to empower socioeconomically disadvantaged, at-risk girls and women toward self-determination in their lives, self-preservation in their choices, and self-actualization in their purpose.
The Mary Hines Johnson Foundation is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization serving socioeconomically disadvantaged or at-risk girls and women between the ages of 12 and 25 in Alabama (Bullock County, Lee County, Macon County, and Montgomery County).
We use trauma-informed practices to empower girls and women toward self-determination in their lives, self-preservation in their choices, and self-actualization in their purpose.
We understand that if at-risk girls do not receive the continuous support and whole-child resources they need to thrive, they will likely transition into
The Mary Hines Johnson Foundation is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization serving socioeconomically disadvantaged or at-risk girls and women of color between the ages of 12 and 25 in Alabama and Georgia.
We use trauma-informed practices to empower girls and women toward self-determination in their lives, self-preservation in their choices, and self-actualization in their purpose.
We understand that if at-risk girls do not receive the continuous support and whole-child resources they need to thrive, they will likely transition into womanhood with many of the same challenges.
The foundation has three primary programs, each aimed at helping our targeted age groups reenter society with the college and career readiness to be successful.
Services are designed and facilitated by individuals who have transcended similar traumatic backgrounds but are now productive, contributing members of society.
We also provide long-term services, mentorship, and follow-up for several years.