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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

Should I Address This?

Picture the scenario: a participant in a financial literacy workshop asks the facilitator about investing. Should the facilitator answer that question? Most curricula have no real answer beyond "yes, financial...
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Foundations: Financial Literacy

Five Domains, Not One Curriculum

Most financial literacy curricula are built as if there's one competency to teach. In crisis contexts, there are at least five, and they're not interchangeable. Emergency Resource Navigation: can someone...
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Foundations: Financial Literacy

I Need Something I Can Reference

During fieldwork, a case manager said something that's stuck with me: "I need something I can reference when I'm trying to figure out where to send clients. Something that explains...
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