King and Queens Dwelling Foundation
Helping the homeless and raising awareness on social issues such as domestic violence, teen pregnancy, drug abuse and human trafficking.
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Support for domestic violence survivors
Our foundation provides resources and support for survivors of domestic violence, helping them rebuild their lives and find safety.
Empowerment and Community Programs
We offer programs aimed at empowering individuals, focusing on education about drug abuse and teen pregnancy in our communities.
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Support for Homeless Individuals
We provide essential services for the homeless, ensuring they have access to food, shelter, and support.
Empowerment Against Domestic Violence
Our foundation raises awareness and offers resources for those affected by domestic violence.
Fighting Human Trafficking
We are committed to combating human trafficking through education and community outreach.
Our Mission to Help
King and Queens Dwelling Foundation is dedicated to empowering and uplifting the community by providing essential resources, education, and support to those in need. Our mission is to create a safe and nurturing environment where individuals can receive guidance, access life-changing programs, and find hope for a better future.
Through our quarterly early intervention programs, we educate young men and women on the warning signs of domestic violence, equipping them with the knowledge and resources to prevent abusive relationships. Additionally, our homeless outreach initiatives provide nourishing meals, essential supplies, and a sense of dignity to those facing housing insecurity.
At King and Queens Dwelling Foundation, we believe that every individual deserves safety, support, and opportunity. By fostering community engagement, offering mentorship, and providing practical assistance, we strive to break cycles of violence, human trafficking and homelessness while promoting healing, stability, and empowerment.
Together, we are building a stronger, safer, and more compassionate community—one person, one family, and one step at a time.
