501 (c) (3) Non-Profit Organization (404) 439-9331
Your generous donation will directly fund our mission, allowing us to make a positive impact in the areas we serve.
Mission
To enhance our outreach to individuals who have experienced marginalization and have been subjected to the devastating effects of date rape, incest, molestation, rape, and sex trafficking. We firmly believe in providing comprehensive post-traumatic healing support that encompasses a holistic approach, offering various services such as individual counseling, group therapy sessions, crisis intervention, identity development, and effective coping mechanisms. Our ultimate goal is to empower these individuals to emerge from the shadows of their past, enabling them to build a brighter future.
We Exist
My Sisters Keepers of Atlanta materialized in 2018 after noticing the need for an accessible and inclusive support community for individuals who have experienced sexual trauma. We are committed to continuously improving our services and creating a safe and supportive environment for all survivors. As an organization, we are dedicated to addressing this issue by continuously seeking ways to expand and improve the availability of resources. We strive to collaborate with partners, explore innovative solutions, and advocate for increased support to ensure that individuals facing adversity have access to the assistance they need.
From the Founder
Hi, My name is Dawn L. Peek, My life's journey has been profoundly impacted by a deeply distressing experience that occurred far too early. This experience has left a
permanent mark on my soul. From the tender age of 3 until I turned 17, I endured the unimaginable pain of molestation. This harrowing ordeal has ignited an unwavering passion within me to assist fellow survivors in breaking free from the shadows of their pasts. My ultimate aspiration is to serve as a living testament to the fact that a woman can lead a truly fulfilling life even after enduring domestic and sexual trauma. It is of utmost importance to redefine the way women perceive themselves in the aftermath of such atrocities. Hence, I solemnly pledge to dedicate the rest of my life to being a guardian and advocate for my fellow sisters.
I am my sister's keeper.
Voyage ATL. Magazine Article 2/6/2019
