A Community Connected Through Heart, Advocacy & Service

Inspired by the virtues described in Proverbs 31, P31 Home is dedicated to serving others in areas of philanthropy, community, advocacy, and mentorship. Whether you are a community helper needing support or someone navigating the most challenging scenario of your life, we are here to serve, guide, and empower.

A Community Connected Through Heart, Advocacy & Service

Inspired by the virtues described in Proverbs 31, P31 Home is dedicated to serving others in areas of philanthropy, community, advocacy, and mentorship. Whether you are a community helper needing support or someone navigating the most challenging scenario of your life, we are here to serve, guide, and empower.

"what you do for a living is one thing, but how you help and serve others is everything."

Vanessa Adkinson, M.S.

What P31 Home Offers

By empowering one, you can impact the lives of many. We take that to heart at P31 Home, as we strive to elevate the platforms doing good in our community, amplify the voices of the underserved, and provide resources to those who need it most. 

The heart behind
the home

Vanessa Adkinson, M.S.

Vanessa created P31 Home with a vision: cultivate a better way for people to help others and create a safe space for when the helpers need help. With her professional background as a Law Enforcement Officer, a domestic violence subject matter expert, and a crisis response team member, Vanessa is able to provide support, guidance, and advocacy as a Crisis Navigation and Safety Planning Consultant to those in need.

From Victim to Survivor: Consulting Testimonies

When someone comes to us with domestic violence, suicidal ideation, substance abuse, trauma, or any other crisis or uncomfortable situation, we meet them with compassion and expertise. With professional experience in military, law enforcement, education and psychology, criminal justice, and human services studies, Vanessa Adkinson, M. S. helps individuals navigate traumatic situations. A consultation is unique for each person who walks through our doors. We give them privacy, confidentiality, and anonymity while we sit down to uncover what they are facing and what the problem is. We then go into the options that exist for them and identify a strategy to help them prepare for their next steps, whether that is going to court, filing a police report, or finding support from vetted resources. In addition, Vanessa provides safety planning for circumstances like domestic abuse, mental health, or other crises. Read the stories below of individuals who came to P31 Home looking for a safe place to plan, rest, and heal.

Health, Homemaking, Relationships, Service & More

The P31 Home Blog

The P31 Home Blog is a space created to inspire and uplift women, entrepreneurs, community leaders, and all others who seek connection. Here, we celebrate generosity, wisdom, and strength, offering practical insights on health, homemaking, relationships, and serving others. Our content is designed to empower you to lead a life of purpose and productivity. Let this be a source of encouragement for you as you lead your life in service to others and yourself.

Ways to Partner with P31 Home

We have a passion for serving our community and supporting entrepreneurs, causes, and humanitarian efforts. Here are just a few ways to partner with P31. If any of them speak to you, click the button below to connect with us.

Connect With Me

P31 Home is proud to be a safe place to support, uplift, and advocate for our community. Use the form below to connect with Vanessa and the P31 Home team. Whether you want to collaborate on an event or need to request a crisis consultation, we would love to hear from you and see how we can support you.

Please use this form for general inquiries, questions, or connections. Avoid submitting personal or sensitive information. Please be aware that anything submitted through this form may be subject to subpoena in a legal proceeding. Confidentiality is established only when we are in a private, secure space.

If you are experiencing an emergency, please call 911.

Vanessa served her country in the United States Marine Corps during Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom. She then completed undergraduate studies in Criminal Justice and Human Services, as well as graduate studies in Psychology. She went on to serve her city as a law-enforcement officer and has experience in crisis intervention, trauma-informed training, crisis negotiations, criminal investigations, court procedures, working with mobile mental health teams, and as a domestic violence subject matter expert. She recently retired from Law Enforcement due to a line-of-duty injury. She is a passionate Justice facilitator and aspires to help lawmakers create laws that are victim-centered, trauma-informed, and best for society. 

 

She hold several leadership positions in the business and volunteer communities, provides training for nonprofits and businesses, is a mentor to both youth and adult professionals, and is a well-known people connector. Vanessa‘s most popular public speeches include discussing subjects of “Resilience through Adversity”, “Going from Victim to Survivor”, “Understanding What Love Is and What It Isn’t,” and other topics related to domestic violence, trauma, abuse, setting healthy boundaries, mental health, and substance abuse issues. 

 

Vanessa is a philanthropist and advocate at heart. She is passionate about creating this collaborative book series to help provide real advice and strategies from people who have experienced these difficult life issues or have significant educational and professional knowledge that can provide real help to real people navigating real crises to help create safer homes. 

She framed P31 Home to create a safe space where a professional could meet with her and collaborate on a project or charity event, etc., but also have an honest conversation if they need help with a personal or professional situation going on in their life without judgment or concern for professional blowback. Vanessa is who the helpers go to when they need help.