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RedeeMEd Intervention Program
The RedeeMEd Intervention Program (“RedeeMEd”) is hereby established and recognized as a separate legal entity. A duly recognized 501(c)(3) Non-Profit Charitable Tax-Exempt organization, filed in the State of Michigan.
RedeeMEd operates as a community partner of Still Standing, both organizations are duly recognized as separate 501(c)(3) Non-Profit Charitable Tax-Exempt organizations.
Together, RedeeMEd and Still Standing share the vision of fostering a safe, loving community where domestic violence cannot thrive
Mission
RedeeMEd's Mission is to create an environment where men receive Hope
Healing
Transfiguration
through personal accountability. Fostering a community of RedeeMEd men who are equipped with the necessary tools to have relearned, replaced, and rebuilt their
Thought Processes
Unhealthy Habits
Core Beliefs
Increasing the safety of
women, children, and society.
"Redeeming Ourselves with Loved Ones and Society"
Who We Are
Our Vision
RedeeMEd's Vision to see men transformed by the renewing of
their minds. Fortifying the family and strengthen our communities. Cultivating a community of RedeeMEd Men who are proactively, reaching back helping other men to eradicate violence and abusive behaviors.
"Redeeming Ourselves with Loved Ones and Society"
Program Purpose
RedeeMEd operates an accountability-based, nonviolence intervention program designed to:
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Reduce Intimate Partner Violence
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Increase Survivor Safety
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Strengthen Community Well-Being
The program serves men who have used abusive behaviors and are either court-referred or self-referred. Providing structured education,
facilitated accountability groups, coordinated oversight. In partnership with survivor-serving agencies.
Program Description
Participants engage in a structured, curriculum-driven group program that emphasizes:
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Personal accountability for harm caused
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Understanding power, control, and coercive controlling behaviors
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Developing nonviolent, non-abusive behaviors
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Respecting survivor autonomy and safety
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Compliance with court and probation requirements (when applicable)
Groups are facilitated by trained staff using evidence-informed batterer intervention and accountability models, aligned with Michigan standards and best practices. Participation is monitored, attendance is documented, and progress reports are shared with referring courts as appropriate.
Our Impact & Outcomes
By addressing abusive behavior at its source, the program:
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Supports court systems and probation compliance
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Increases safety and stability for survivors and families
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Reduces repeat incidents of domestic violence by 89%
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Contributes to long-term community violence prevention by 71%
Expected outcomes include:
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Increased participant accountability and understanding of abusive behavior
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Improved compliance with court mandates
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Reduced re-offense risk
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Strengthened coordination with survivor-serving partners
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Program effectiveness is measured through attendance tracking, curriculum completion facilitator assessments, and court compliance reporting.
"Redeeming Ourselves with Loved Ones and Society"
Certified
State of Michigan
Intervention Program
7310 Woodward Ave, Suite 445B, Detroit, MI 48202
Serving Wayne County
36th District Court,
Oakland County
45th District Court
and the Metropolitan Detroit area.
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