The Resource Connection Center (RCC) is a resource hub that was originally created to work with survivors of abuse and abandonment, in Washington to be able to heal, and restart their lives. Todate since its inception in 2018 the RCC has assisted over 348 families. From new clothing, shoes, home essentials, family hygiene items, and life skill classes to foster healing and create long term goals; the RCC is designed to give tangible resources to survivors of abuse and abandonment and youth in adjudication, so they can become stable, functional, thriving and self-sufficient members of the community. It is our anticipation that the RCC would be able to expand its services to be able to focus on those coming out of incarceration and would then be able to assist directly and indirectly hundreds of community members who are coming out of incarceration this year alone.
The RCC is a community logistics hub that is broken down into 4 projects that allow for services to be offered and enrolled into that would allow for participants to have a holistic support system to be able to make changes for the better. The RCC projects are: the Resource Distribution Center, The Resource Bank, Experience Hope Project, and The Warehouse and Logistics Academy.
