The Healing Circle is a monthly gathering of women committed to personal growth, collective healing, and community restoration. Meeting on the third Thursday of each month, this circle provides a safe, , supportive space to reflect, share, and reimagine what healing looks like—both individually and together.

Each session is thoughtfully facilitated and includes guided discussions, healing-centered exercises, and intentional assignments designed to deepen self-awareness, strengthen resilience, and encourage meaningful change beyond the circle. Participants are invited to engage at their own pace, honoring their lived experiences while learning from the wisdom of others.

Rooted in compassion, accountability, and empowerment, the Healing Circle supports women as they process experiences, reclaim their voices, and build the emotional and spiritual tools needed to thrive—while contributing to healthier, more just communities.

Food Pantry Wednesdays

The Step Beyond Food Pantry is a weekly community resource designed to support individuals and families with consistent access to nutritious food. Every Wednesday, community members are welcome to receive pantry staples in a welcoming, respectful, and dignified environment. Our pantry reflects Step Beyond’s commitment to care, stability , and collective well-being-because no one should have to choose between basic needs and survival.

Fresh Produce Fridays

Access to fresh, healthy food is essential to thriving communities. Every Friday, Step Beyond offers Fresh Produce distribution, proving seasonal fruits and vegetables to support healthy meals and overall wellness. This weekly offering ensures our community has access to nourishing options that promote physical health and food equity.

Together, the Food Pantry and Fresh Produce are part of Step Beyond’s ongoing efforts to reimagine communities rooted in care, nourishment, and mutual support. goes here

Our Tutoring Program provides consistent academic support for students in a safe, nurturing environment. Offered every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, tutoring focuses on strengthening core skills, building confidence, and supporting students in reaching their educational goals through personalized guidance and encouragement.

The Community Resource Center serves as a centralized hub connecting individuals and families to essential services, programs, and support. Designed to strengthen stability and self-sufficiency, the Center provides access to trusted resources that address immediate needs while supporting long-term personal and community well-being.

The Workforce Development initiative supports individuals in building the skills, confidence, and access needed to secure and sustain meaningful employment. Through career readiness support, skills development, and employment navigation, this program helps participants strengthen their economic stability and long-term self-sufficiency while contributing to stronger, more resilient communities.

The Closet is a community-based resource that provides individuals and families with access to clean, gently used clothing and essential personal items at no cost. Designed to promote dignity, confidence, and stability, The Closet supports community members facing financial hardship, life transitions, or unexpected crises.

Available items may include everyday clothing, professional attire, seasonal wear, shoes, and basic accessories for adults and youth. By removing barriers to appropriate clothing, The Closet helps participants prepare for school, work, court appearances, interviews, and daily life with greater confidence and self-sufficiency.

The Closet reflects SBWG’s commitment to reimagining communities by meeting immediate needs while reinforcing respect, empowerment, and community care. Access is provided in a welcoming, supportive environment that prioritizes privacy and dignity for all participants.