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Most program models start with a theory and try to fit people into it. A Fresh Start Method started the other way around. It grew out of seventeen years of direct, daily work with people rebuilding their lives after incarceration, addiction, or homelessness, inside a single nine-bed transitional housing program in Richmond, Indiana.

The Method

A Fresh Start Method developed from years of working directly with people rebuilding their lives after incarceration, addiction, or homelessness.
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For Individuals

Individual certification gives you direct, personal training in that framework through a 1:1 mentorship track, not a self-paced course or a weekend workshop.
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For Organizations

If you operate crisis housing, support, or a transition people through crisis, you already know the gap between having good intentions and an effective system.
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Resource Library

Foundations: Financial Literacy

An Unexamined Assumption

Most financial literacy programs are built on an assumption nobody bothers to state out loud: that financial literacy is primarily a technical competency, numerical reasoning, budgeting calculations, understanding financial products...
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Foundations: Financial Literacy

The Test That Showed Nothing, Then Showed Everything

Here's a finding that reframed how we think about measuring our own program's effectiveness. Early on, we assessed our financial literacy curriculum using standard, generic financial literacy assessments, the kind...
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Foundations: Financial Literacy

A Case Manager’s Question I Still Can’t Answer

"I search for financial literacy programs for my clients, and I find dozens of options. They all say they teach financial literacy. But when I send clients, they come back...
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