Partner before competing

Our partners

Most organizations in this space are allies, not rivals. Here’s who we actually work with, and what each relationship is.

This is an advisory council, not the governing board

It carries no fiduciary duty and no legal exposure. That’s exactly why a busy senior operator can say yes, and we’d rather state it plainly than have you work it out three emails in.

Our governing board is separate, small, and recruiting its own four seats. If governance is what interests you, that’s the other page.

Who we work with

Rooted 303

Our Medicaid billing partner. We set clients up in their system, they handle the billing, and we invoice them. It’s a two-way relationship: they refer women to us as well. This is the template for how our whole partnership model works.

West & Main Homes

Donated the venue for Permission to Dream on October 17, 2026, along with Madeline Murack. Retreats like this happen because local businesses decide to make them happen.

Edward Jones

Co-hosts financial education events with us, including Starting Over: Your First Financial Steps After a Major Life Change.

Ivy Edge Marketing

Brand strategy and marketing partner. Katie Ehlenbeck led the brand foundation work behind this site.

Colorado DV & crisis organizations

Rose Andom Center, SafeHouse Denver, Gateway, The Blue Bench, WINGS Foundation. They sit upstream of us in crisis and stabilization and are far more valuable as referral partners than as competitors.

Community event partners

Rooted & Rising with Heather Johnson, Western Welcome Week, the Colorado Dragon Boat Festival, and Rally for Recovery.

What partnership actually looks like

Referral intake from providers, in both directions. Workshops delivered to a partner’s clients, so you don’t have to build trauma-informed programming internally. Sponsored program access at partner rates. And collaboration on continuity of care, which is what MAE was built for.

The published boundary stays the same in every partnership: we complement therapy, case management, and crisis services. We never replace them, never diagnose, and never provide emergency response.

Partner with us

Tell us what you do and where you think we might fit together. We’ll tell you honestly whether we see it.