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SOUL FORWARD SOBER COMPANIONS
*A SOUL C.R.E.W. CONCEPT *
MVA-CAP *MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT CLIENTS PROGRAM* MVA-CAP *MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT CLIENTS PROGRAM*
"THE PERSONAL INJURY COMMUNITY-Vs-STIGMAS"

MVA-CAP *MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT CLIENTS PROGRAM*

Stigma is a robust social process characterized by labeling, stereotyping, and separation, leading to status loss and discrimination, all occurring in the context of power and neglection. Our Peer Support initiatives not only address homelessness prevention, opioid misuse, and overdose, but we're also redefining the integrity and dignity of personal injury professionals and their clients.
THE WOODWARD AND BEYOND PROJECT (SOUL FORWARD/CREW)

OVERVIEW

Responding to the storms of life with umbrellas of compassion, hope, and support.
Our organization is dedicated to assisting underserved communities and Michigander residents such as our returning citizens, those in transition from life self mismanagement and those seeking peer support and community assistance including our unserved population of Metro Detroit residents who have been involved in car crashes and personal injuries situations and require supportive housing, reliable transportation, personalized care, and opioid prevention education or other wrap-around resources services including emergency food assistance . With a combination of lived experience, adequate training, and professional community support, we aim to provide a unified approach to health and wellness that will help individuals in need. soulforward.company.site
RESEARCH

RESEARCH

Discovering the Unseen: Understanding the Needs of an Underserved Community,
Car accidents and personal injury traumas don't just cause physical and emotional trauma but also take a significant toll on the US economy. Shockingly, the country spends $242 billion yearly to deal with their aftermath. However, the recent implementation of payment limitations has made it harder for many injury victims to pay their medical bills and related costs. Sadly, people involved in motor vehicle accidents (MVAs) are not just limited to financial losses but also have to deal with transportation difficulties, lack of resources for opioid education, harm reduction practices, addiction, and mental health issues. To make matters worse, there's no referral system or organization for wrap-around services in the metro Detroit area or around America that's been specifically designed to assist personal injury survivors with navigating these untimely challenges.
THE PERSONAL INJURY COMMUNITY-Vs-STIGM'S
REDEFINING THE INTEGRITY, DIGNITY, AND COMPASSION OF PERSONAL INJURY PROFESSIONALS.
COMMUNITY HEALTH WORKERS COMMUNITY HEALTH WORKERS

COMMUNITY HEALTH WORKERS

The Community Health Worker Initiative within the Motor Vehicle Accident Clients Assistance Program (MVA-CAP) represents a significant expansion of the services provided to individuals affected by motor vehicle accidents and personal injury traumas. This pilot agenda involves training and certifying staff as Community Health Workers through the Detroit Recovery Projects in community partnership with the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services. The incorporation of these specialized roles and as Medicaid Providers we aim to provide holistic care and support to address a wide range of personal health and wellness needs, including social determinants of health, for accident survivors and their families as well for walks of life facing the same barriers. Our Community Health Workers will assume wide range of roles at providing comprehensive support to individuals navigating the aftermath of motor vehicle accidents including assistance to those who've experiencing TBI, PTSD as well as other mental health related issues through our peer counseling practices and referral system. Our staff is responsible for personalized case management services that help individuals access necessary resources and services based on their unique needs and circumstances. Furthermore, they offer peer support to individuals and families, providing mentorship, guidance, and emotional assistance throughout their recovery and legal processes. They also deliver education on various aspects of personal health and wellness, including preventive measures, health promotion, and lifestyle modifications. Our staff actively addresses social issues such as homelessness prevention, opioid abuse and addiction resources, food insecurities, and other factors impacting individuals' well-being. The Community Health Workers coordinate medical and legal transportation services to ensure individuals can access essential care and attend crucial appointments without transportation barriers. Additionally, they assist individuals in accessing educational opportunities and job placement resources to support their long-term recovery and stability. Our community partnership with Detroit Recovery Project and the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services underscores our commitment to a collaborative approach to delivering comprehensive care to accident survivors. By leveraging the expertise and training provided by these organizations, our staff is equipped to navigate complex health and social issues effectively, ensuring individuals receive the highest level of support and care. The integration of the Community Health Worker Initiative into the MVA-CAP program represents a significant step towards enhancing the support and care provided to individuals impacted by motor vehicle accidents. By training our staff in these specialized roles and expanding our services to address a broader spectrum of health and wellness needs, we are better positioned to empower individuals to achieve optimal recovery and well-being. Through the collaborative efforts of our team and partners, we are committed to promoting comprehensive care and support for accident survivors, guiding them toward a successful recovery and improved quality of life.

COMMUNITY NETWORK

We are building a strong network of community partnerships that empower and unite us all. Our fundraising and sponsorship event is aimed at completing the renovation and city registry for all properties before our pre-plan highly anticipated Festival Drift 2-week event in 2024 during the NBA Draft. With our unwavering confidence in our mission, we are determined to make this event a huge success!
Steve Reifman and his law firm, Reifman Law Firm, are proud supporters of the M. V. A. Cap Services. They provide comprehensive legal representation and consultation advisement to M. V. A. clients and their families. Additionally, they offer referrals for immediate support on housing and social services to those in need. Quality First Homes Of Detroit LLC has also pledged its support to the initiative. They have committed to pre-completed spaces in need of renovation and a license registry. These spaces are located at 3591 Springle Detroit, MI (Main Office Facility) and 4427 Baldwin Detroit, MI (Off-Site Facility). Reverend Robert Olive, the President of Detroit's Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC) and owner of Concierge Luxury Transportation, Executive Protection, and Travel, has also joined the cause. He has pledged to work with Soul Forward to negotiate contractual transportation services for all M. V. A. Cap participants to all scheduled medical and community appointments. Moving Detroit Forward has agreed to collaborate with Soul Forward for a future Recovery Support Services partnership. As an active supervisor of D. W. H. I. N, they will oversee our Recovery Support Services/Opioid (Misuse-Abuse-Overdose) Prevention Program.
Jessica Smith
Our community MVA assistance project aims to address and alleviate some of the challenges faced by Personal Injury Professionals and Car Insurance companies. By introducing Medicaid insurance options for billing, we can provide insurance companies with a seamless process for reimbursing provider services, home health care, intensive care services, non-emergency medical transportation, and case management. Through our V.I.P (Voucher Incentive Pool) program, we offer clients access to financial vouchers for emergency personal needs and community stability. This initiative aims to support individuals in addressing immediate challenges, allowing Lawyers and Medical Professionals to focus on providing the best legal and medical care to their clients without being burdened by their personal and social difficulties. Our approach ensures there is no conflict of interest with Insurance companies, Personal Lawyers, or Medical Professionals. Instead, our shared focus through the MVA Cap Project is on philanthropy, sponsorship, and marketing visibility opportunities that benefit the community at large. By fostering collaboration and mutual support, we create a network of care that prioritizes the well-being and recovery of individuals affected by auto accidents and opioid addiction.
Angels Without Wings

Angels Without Wings

By incorporating compassion into our corporate culture, we not only showcase our credentials but also cultivate a positive and supportive environment,
Our team is responding to the needs and concerns of automobile accident survivors. Many motor vehicle accident victims experience severe injuries, untimely income loss, and emotional distress. Personal Injury Professionals have many patients who are experiencing severe medical issues and other ongoing issues that need to be solved. These unique challenges can range from community housing referral assistance, reliable transportation, social services peer support, opioid and addiction prevention education programs, and other resources not provided by Health Care Professionals. Lawyers, Doctors, and Nurses offer professional services. However, humanitarianism and community partnerships are developed, which allows corporate executives to help people within and around their communities. The Personal Injury Victims are unserved; there’s a lack of emergency and direct social services and community resources available for those who are injured and face unpredictable circumstances. We seek to collaborate with Personal Injury Professionals, city and state governments, and nongovernmental agencies to provide the necessary assistance to a community of individuals who have been displaced for far too long.

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133 East Grand Blvd Apt/Suite 207 Detroit, MI ,48207
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1-586-339-2178
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