Blake's Grace Consulting Services primarily serves survivors of domestic violence, vulnerable seniors, homeless veterans, and individuals experiencing housing insecurity in New Mexico and Texas.
We offer safe, shared-room housing accommodations designed for two residents per room, with on-site RNAs and CNAs to assist with health and daily living needs. Meals and transportation to medical appointments are also provided.
Respite care provides temporary relief to family caregivers by offering short-term housing and supervision for their loved ones in a safe, faith-informed environment staffed by trained caregivers.
We provide biblically-based counseling tailored to individuals coping with trauma, grief, domestic violence, moral injury from military service, aging transitions, and spiritual distress, delivered with compassion and respect for each person's journey.
Our housing locations prioritize safety and privacy, with a women-centered environment and trauma-aware staff trained to support survivors confidentially and compassionately.
No, Blake's Grace is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization focused on providing supportive social services rather than commercial products.
Our first housing home is located in Texas, with additional services and expansion planned in New Mexico.
The organization is led by Dr. Natalie Gorman, a 21-year Marine Corps veteran and Doctor of Christian Counseling, whose experience shapes the mission and care approach.
Interested individuals or families can contact us via phone or email to discuss eligibility and service options. We also work with social workers and community partners for referrals.
As a non-profit, we focus on affordability and accessibility to ensure vulnerable populations can access safe housing and counseling without prohibitive costs.
Yes, we provide transportation to doctor's appointments and key services to reduce barriers to healthcare and ensure continuity of care.
We combine safe housing, respite care, and biblically-based counseling into one coordinated care model, led by a veteran with personal caregiving experience, serving vulnerable populations with a faith-centered, holistic approach.
While our initial housing is designed with a women-centered environment to ensure safety and comfort for domestic violence survivors, we do not explicitly restrict access by gender in public messaging and evaluate needs on a case-by-case basis.
Faith is integral to our counseling approach, which is biblically-based and respects clients' spiritual journeys, aiming to support emotional and spiritual healing alongside practical assistance.
We provide housing and counseling services that address the unique challenges veterans face, including moral injury and PTSD, with a leadership team that includes a Marine Corps veteran ensuring culturally sensitive care.
Yes, our properties have RNAs and CNAs on site to assist with health monitoring and daily living support for residents, enhancing safety and early intervention.
Yes, family caregivers can request respite care services to provide temporary relief while ensuring their loved ones are in a safe and supportive environment.
Community members can support us through donations, volunteering, referrals, and partnerships with local churches and organizations to help expand our mission.
We welcome referrals from social workers, hospital discharge planners, and veteran service organizations and provide coordinated intake to ensure clients receive appropriate housing and counseling support.
Our facilities aim to meet ADA compliance standards to ensure accessibility, and we strive to provide inclusive services for all clients.