In some communities, the notion of working with women who have been previously incarcerated and offering second chance relationships can be met with skepticism or even resistance. This perception stems from various factors, including social stigma, fear of reoffending, and misconceptions about rehabilitation. However, it's crucial to recognize the importance and potential impact of providing support and opportunities to this demographic.

By differentiating our business through this approach, we are not only challenging societal norms but also addressing a critical need within our community. Many women who have been incarcerated face significant challenges upon reentering society, including limited access to employment, housing, and support networks. By offering second chance relationships and opportunities for rehabilitation, we are contributing to their successful reintegration and reducing the likelihood of recidivism.