What they call their work
What they do
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Cancer Peer Support & Wellness Programs 1 activity
- Provide free holistic beauty and wellness services to cancer patients and caregiversOffers complimentary haircuts, color treatments, manicures, pedicures, acupuncture, reflexology, massage, and wellness counseling to cancer patients and their primary caregivers using organic and non-toxic products, delivered through spa-based holistic healing days and individual sessions in New York, NY.
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Women's Microenterprise and Livelihood Development 1 activity
- Support sustainable operation of a survivor-run beauty salon in CambodiaProvides ongoing support in marketing, community outreach, and salon operations to ensure the sustainability of Vimean Beauty + Salon in Cambodia, a program serving survivors of human trafficking.
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Uncategorized 1 activity
- Deliver beauty industry training for survivors of human trafficking in CambodiaConducts intensive 5-day beauty training seminars for survivors of human trafficking in Cambodia, covering skills such as color theory, highlighting, cutting, barbering, and styling, through the Cambodia Hair2Help program launched after private fundraising.
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Who runs it
- JAMES CORBETT — OFFICER/DIRECTOR
- JILL SNOWDEN — DIRECTOR
- KRISTA CASSANITI — DIRECTOR
- STEPHANIE MAJOR — DIRECTOR
Who they work with
- American Cancer Society Partner — Collaborates with the American Cancer Society's Hope Lodge to deliver free beauty and wellness services to cancer patients and caregivers.
- American Cancer Society's Hope Lodge Partner — Collaborates with Hair2Help to support women undergoing outpatient cancer treatment and their caregivers during holistic healing days.
- Together1heart Partner — Partner organization collaborating with Hair2Help to support survivors of human trafficking through vocational and reintegration programs in Cambodia.
How they approach the work
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- In-Kind Service Donation Model 7 orgsmethodology: in-kind service donation modelBy leveraging donated professional time, we deliver free hair care services to cancer patients because access to beauty care is a dignity need during treatment, and professional volunteers enable scalable service delivery.shared approach: Beauty and Dignity Care →
- Beauty as Emotional Wellness Interventionmethodology: beauty-for-emotional-wellnessBy providing beauty treatments, we improve emotional well-being during cancer treatment because feeling beautiful helps patients temporarily forget their hardships and regain a sense of self.
- Vocational Reintegration Through Beauty Trainingmethodology: vocational_reintegrationBy training trafficking survivors in the beauty industry, we promote economic independence and reduce re-exploitation risk because skilled, stable employment enables long-term recovery and autonomy.