Every woman deserves access to educational resources during an unwanted separation, regardless of her financial circumstances.

Launching in 2026, the Separation Survival Scholarship Program is intended to provide free access to pre-recorded educational materials for women navigating separation or divorce who may not otherwise be able to afford them.

This scholarship exists to reduce financial barriers to educational content. It is not a service, a program with ongoing involvement, or a form of individualized support. Access is provided to self-paced materials only.

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Scholarship recipients will receive access to the following educational materials:
- The pre-recorded course, From Devastated to Divorced
- Emotional Mapping worksheets and reflection tools
- Course updates released during the access period
Access is provided for a limited time of 12 months. All materials are self-guided and completed independently by the participant.
What is not included?
The scholarship does not include:
- One-on-one coaching or personalized guidance
- Live interaction, check-ins, or accountability
- Crisis, emergency, legal, financial, or therapeutic services
- Cash awards, refunds, or alternative compensation
This scholarship provides educational materials only.

What the Scholarship Will Offer

Many women experience significant strain after separation, not only financially, but emotionally as well. This period often comes with a lack of accessible, affordable educational resources that speak to the lived reality of this transition.

This scholarship is informed by personal experience and exists to make reflective, educational tools more accessible to women who may be navigating separation with limited financial options. The goal is to reduce barriers to information and perspective during a time that can feel overwhelming and isolating.

Why This Matters

The Separation Survival Scholarship Program is currently in development and planned to launch in 2026. At this stage, the focus is on preparation and outreach rather than distribution.

Organizations, businesses, or groups interested in sponsoring future educational access opportunities may reach out for general information.