- Who is Ramona?
Ramona is the founder’s mother. She is also a domestic violence survivor in recovery from substance abuse with three children that escaped an 18-year abusive relationship.
- Is Ramona still alive?
Yes she is still alive and well. Ramona continues to share her wisdom with other women who struggle with their recovery
- When was Ramona’s Way Founded?
Ramona’s Way was founded November 2001. They started providing services to the community September 2002.
- What Services does Ramona’s Way Provide?
Services provided including counseling, support groups, community education, information and referral and assistance with admission procedures for emergency housing and treatment facilities.
- How is Ramona’s Way funded?
Ramona’s Way is funded by private foundations, special events, corporate contributions, earned income, in-kind and individual contributions.
- Is Ramona’s Way a tax-exempt nonprofit organization?
Yes. All contributions to Ramona’s Way are tax deductible.
- Where is Ramona’s Way located?
We are located at 1328 Southern Ave, SE, Suite 311 (Medical Services Building) Greater Southeast Hospital, Domestic Violence Intake Center, WDC 20032.
- Do you provide shelter?
Ramona’s Way does not provide shelter directly; we assist women with getting into emergency shelter.
- Does Ramona’s Way serve men?
No. Because of lack of services for chemically dependent battered women, we only help women who are survivors of emotional, physical and/or sexual abuse and who also abuse substances. Referrals for men's services are provided upon request.
- Who is the founder of Ramona’s Way?
Ali-Sha Alleman is the founder. She is a childhood survivor of domestic violence. She is also a social worker with several years experience trained in domestic violence and substance abuse.
