Empowering Women. Changing Lives.
Providing Hope, Resources, and Support for Women in Need.
Empowering Women. Changing Lives.
Providing Hope, Resources, and Support for Women in Need.
Welcome to Warrior Women Bnk, Inc.
We are a nonprofit organization supporting women and families affected by domestic violence, homelessness, and other life challenges in New York City and Atlanta. Our mission is to provide resources, advocacy, and a safe place for women to rebuild their lives.
Our Focus Areas
Domestic Violence Prevention
We provide safe, judgment-free resources and support to help women escape abuse and rebuild their lives with dignity.
Homelessness Assistance
Our team connects women and families with shelter, stability, and long-term solutions to end homelessness.
Housing Assistance
We help survivors secure safe, affordable housing so they can create a stable foundation for the future.
Prison Reform Assistance
Mental Illness Assistance
We advocate for fair treatment, second chances, and resources to help women successfully re-enter society.
Mental Illness Assistance
Mental Illness Assistance
Mental Illness Assistance
Compassionate care and connections to mental health resources ensure women receive the support they need to heal.
Teen Pregnancy Assistance
Mental Illness Assistance
Mental Illness Assistance
We guide mothers to help them build brighter futures for themselves & their children.
Why Our Work Matters
Community
Domestic violence is often seen as something that happens behind closed doors, but in truth, its impact extends far beyond the home. It is a community issue that touches families, workplaces, schools, healthcare systems, and neighborhoods. When one person suffers, the entire community feels the ripple effects.
Public Health
Domestic violence is not only a personal tragedy but also a significant public health issue. In addition to the immediate trauma caused by abuse—such as physical injuries, emotional harm, and psychological distress—domestic violence contributes to long-term health problems that affect survivors, their families, and the healthcare system as a whole.
Economy
Domestic violence is not only a personal crisis for survivors—it is a widespread social and economic issue that places a heavy burden on families, communities, and the nation as a whole. In 2022, The New York Times reported that intimate partner violence accounts for 15% of all violent crimes committed annually in the United States. These numbers reveal a staggering reality: domestic violence is not a rare or hidden problem—it is one of the most pervasive and destructive forms of violence in our society.