ATLANTA – State Representative Erica Thomas (D-Austell), along with Hurt 2 Heal Inc. founder and author Joyce Reed, are sponsoring Project Bliss, a giveaway that includes a day of pampering for a domestic violence survivor.
“I hope Project Bliss reminds victims of domestic abuse that there is life after the storm,” said Rep. Thomas. “These women are survivors, and each one has a purpose. Project Bliss gives a deserving woman a head start on her journey to recovery.”
The primary goal of Project Bliss is to begin the healing process by giving one woman a day to enjoy themselves by gifting an abuse survivor with a day of relaxation and rejuvenation. The individual chosen for this giveaway will be a woman who has survived an abusive relationship.
Rep. Thomas and Reed’s testimonies have brought them together to advocate on behalf of abuse survivors. Rep. Thomas and Reed hope Project Bliss will not only facilitate the healing process, but will also fill abuse survivors with hope.
Hurt 2 Heal Inc. is a nonprofit organization that provides a voice for individuals impacted by all forms of abuse. The nonprofit’s mission is to raise awareness and to support the healing and restoration process of individuals impacted by abuse. Hurt 2 Heal Inc. provides abuse survivors with the resources and tools needed to facilitate healing.
For more information on Hurt 2 Heal, please click here.
For more information, please contact Rep. Thomas at 404-621-0496.
*Editor’s note: Attached is a brief description of the day of pampering that one woman will receive. projectbliss
Representative Erica Thomas represents the citizens of District 39, which includes portions of Cobb County. She was elected into the House of Representatives in 2014, and currently serves on the Juvenile Justice, Science and Technology, and Budget and Fiscal Affairs Oversight committees.
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