PROGRAMS
PROGRAMS
Sundance Foundation delivers targeted, results-driven programs designed to provide immediate safety, stabilization, and long-term independence for individuals and families impacted by domestic violence.
Our model focuses on rapid response, direct support, and measurable outcomes—ensuring that every individual served has access to a clear path forward.
The Pay & Place Program is Sundance Foundation’s primary initiative, designed to address the most urgent and critical needs of survivors: immediate safety and stable housing.
This program provides rapid relocation support and essential financial assistance to help individuals transition out of unsafe environments and into secure, stable living conditions.
Safe Housing Assistance
Vendor-direct housing payments for approved participants, including rent, deposits, temporary housing, and housing stabilization support for up to 18 months based on program eligibility and funding availability.
Relocation Support
Assistance with transportation, relocation planning, and transition into safe and stable housing environments.
Legal Advocacy Referrals
Connections to community legal aid organizations, victim advocates, and supportive resources to help participants navigate legal challenges.
Education & Career Advancement
Support with post-secondary education enrollment, workforce development opportunities, job readiness preparation, and career planning resources.
Financial Empowerment
Financial literacy education, budgeting assistance, income-building opportunities, and resource navigation designed to promote long-term stability.
Counseling & Support Services
Referrals to counseling providers, support groups, trauma-informed services, and community partners that promote healing and recovery.
Case Management & Resource Navigation
Individualized support connecting participants to community resources, benefits, and long-term stabilization services.
The Pay & Place Program serves:
• Survivors of domestic violence
• Individuals and families in unsafe or unstable living environments
• Those requiring immediate relocation and short-term stabilization support
Our goal is to move individuals from crisis to stability through a structured support model that prioritizes:
• Immediate safety
• Stable housing placement
• Reduced financial vulnerability
• A clear transition toward long-term independence
Sundance Foundation operates through a three-phase approach:
1. Immediate Safety
Rapid response to remove individuals from unsafe environments and secure safe placement.
2. Stabilization
Provision of housing support, financial assistance, and essential resources to maintain stability.
3. Path to Independence
Supportive services and resource connections that enable long-term self-sufficiency.
If you or someone you know is experiencing housing instability, domestic violence, or financial hardship, Sundance Foundation may be able to connect you with resources and support.
We welcome partnerships with housing providers, employers, educational institutions, service organizations, and community advocates.