Welcome!
We are the calm during and after the storm, the shelter when it pours, and the light that will never fade. At Thee Blueprint Collective, we don’t just talk about supporting women who are survivors of trauma—we are survivors of trauma. We've sat in the midst of the storm, felt its fury, and fought through its darkest moments. We’ve stumbled, we’ve risen, and we’ve learned that survival is more than just making it through—it’s about reclaiming your power. We know the strength found in a listening ear, the peace in a calming voice, and the hope in a hand that lifts you up every time you fall. Together, we interlock as a refuge, standing unshaken, empowering each other to rise, rebuild, and reclaim. We are a Blueprint.
How It All Began
Every path begins with a starting point, and some are divinely appointed.
For me, my walk began with my aunt, Thomasina Williams. As a child, I never knew she was battling, I only remember a woman who rose each day and lived fully. It wasn’t until later that I learned she had been a breast cancer survivor, and that revelation awakened something deep within me. I felt a mixture of emotions: sorrow for not knowing sooner, a longing to have encouraged her in some way, and a resolve that her strength would not be forgotten. In her honor, my sister and I organized a Breast Cancer Awareness Walk, a milestone that planted the seed of what would one day become Thee Blueprint Collective, my legacy.
Years later, life created another significant turning point with my Aunt Nancy whom we called Granny. This time, I was no longer a child, I was an adult, carrying the memory of what I could not do for aunty Thomasina. With Granny, I was determined to show up fully. We shared our own comedic language, watched black and white tv shows, laughed, and It was in those quiet moments when I sat with her as she slept, and when she awoke to find me still there, it was at those moments that I understood the power of presence. More than anything, I wanted her to know she was not alone and that she did not have to walk this journey by herself.
Now, I carry those lessons forward as the primary caregiver for my grandmother, Mary Williams, who remains a wellspring of wisdom and grace. Though her journey is not defined by illness, caring for her each day is an absolute honor. Picking out her clothes, cooking her meals, and rubbing her feet. every treasured moment we spend together deepens my understanding of love, patience, compassion, and service.
From Thomasina, I learned what it meant to remember—to honor the past and carry its lessons with grace. From Nancy, I learned what it meant to be present—to witness each moment fully and with an open heart. And from my grandmother, I continue to learn what it means to serve—to give without expectation and to love without measure.
Guided by these lessons, I walk beside women as a sacred companion—to be a light, a steady presence, and a wooven frequency that quietly stirs a surge within them, awakening an undeniable current that transforms their pain into power.
Vision
Our vision is to walk alongside Survivors as they heal, rebuild, and thrive beyond trauma.
Mission
Our mission is to forge pathways for women survivors to thrive during and after experiencing trauma.
Goal
1. Raise awareness about the impact that trauma has on the daily lives of women.
Principles
Service & Sisterhood
Provide & Protect
Advocate
At Thee Blueprint Collective, our advocacy efforts are dedicated to amplifying the voices of women survivors. We work to raise awareness about the challenges they face, while championing their resilience and strength. Through education, community engagement, and collaboration with like-minded organizations, we advocate for meaningful changes that support survivor healing and empowerment. Our aim is to not only inspire action but to create a supportive network where every survivor has access to the resources and opportunities they deserve.
- Access to Resources – Promoting the availability of counseling and trauma-informed care for survivors.
- Economic Empowerment – Supporting survivors in building financial independence through workshops, networks, events, and mentorship.
- Community Awareness – Educating the public about the challenges survivors face and fostering a culture of understanding and support.
- Safe Spaces – Advocating for environments where survivors can heal and connect without judgment.
- Peer Support Networks – Encouraging the establishment of survivor-led groups to provide emotional and practical support.