In My Father’s Kitchen :: Restore Outreach For Women

Restore Outreach For Women

At IMFK’s Restore Outreach, our mission is simple: to walk alongside women on their journey toward healing, hope, and wholeness. We’ve built our program around the word SAFE, because that’s what we strive to be—every step of the way.
  • S – Safe: A secure, nurturing space where you can grow, heal, and just be yourself.
  • A – Acceptance: You are seen, heard, and valued—just as you are.
  • F – Faith: We offer a faith-based, Scripture-rooted approach to healing. While we honor all beliefs, our foundation is built on a Biblical worldview.
  • E – Escape: We’re here to help you break free from harmful patterns and step into a healthier, more hopeful life.

🌼 Who Is Restore For?
Restore is a supportive community for women on a healing journey—whether that involves recovery from trauma, loss, domestic violence, or sexual exploitation. If you’ve experienced any of these challenges or are currently unhoused, couch surfing, or staying in a shelter, Restore Outreach offers a safe and welcoming space for you. Attendance is free. We kindly ask that you arrive sober and clear-minded so you can fully participate and engage.

💛 What We Offer and When
Restore Mobile IMFK’s newest initiative brings compassionate, trauma‑informed support directly to women in need. We create a safe, welcoming space for women to pause, breathe, and begin healing through creative expression, spiritual reflection, and practical tools.
Our trained team meets women where they are—helping them rebuild strength, dignity, and hope. Through music, art, and Scripture, we explore the effects of trauma and guide women toward courage and restoration.
Restore Mobile visits agencies and churches to ensure every woman feels safe, seen, valued, and never alone.
Interested in hosting a four‑week Restore Mobile session for women?
Contact Leigh‑Ann Tumino 
(315) 308-1561
Restore Outreach for Women meets on Fridays (10 am to 11:45 am) at IMFK (501 Hawley Ave) from April through November.  Walk‑ins are always welcome—whether you are experiencing homelessness, staying in a shelter, or simply seeking connection and support from other women.

Together we are building hope and changing lives.