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For 20 years, the African American Youth Harvest Foundation (AAYHF) has empowered children, youth, and families through comprehensive, community-centered care.

Today, that work is at a critical turning point. Without immediate community support, the Harvest Trauma Recovery Center could lose the resources needed to continue providing trauma recovery, crisis response, and wraparound care to survivors across Central Texas. Your support can help keep this essential resource open and ensure that no survivor has to face healing alone.

No Survivor Should Have to Heal Alone

In a single moment, a person’s life can change forever. A child can lose their sense of safety. A family can be left searching for answers. A survivor can carry fear, pain and uncertainty long after the violence has ended. The Harvest Trauma Recovery Center was created because no one should have to navigate the aftermath of trauma alone.

As Texas’s first Trauma Recovery Center, HTRC provides therapy, crisis response and wraparound support that helps survivors regain stability, rebuild confidence and move forward with hope.

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Our Sponsors:
Central Health
HC4A
H-E-B
Travis County
City of Austin
Applied Materials
Diakonos
General Motors
Amazon
Dell Technologies
Samsung
Frost Bank
Austin Community College
A+ Federal Credit Union
St. David's Foundation
Manor ISD
Apple
Austin Police
The Links, Incorporated
Alpha Kappa Alpha

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