Elevateher International

Elevateher International Empowering women to heal from trauma, grow in faith and thrive in purpose. CEO/Founder Dieula M. Previlon

One-On-One Life Coaching/Counseling
Spiritual Direction for Women
Life Skills Training for Women
Life Skills Training and Education for Women in Prison and Developing Countries

06/17/2026

As beautiful and joyful as a major sporting event as the World Cup may be, studies show reported domestic violence cases increase.

So faith leaders join us online to learn and keep those in your community safe.

For the safety of our participants, we are not sharing the zoom link publicly but you can DM us for more info or you can register at this link: https://forms.gle/uPbuYCo4nS3zds2u8

Leaders are learning what it means to truly be present and create safe spaces for people to heal.Give today to help us o...
06/12/2026

Leaders are learning what it means to truly be present and create safe spaces for people to heal.
Give today to help us offer this type of healing to women in Haiti and Kenya this summer. Link in bio.

Domestic violence impacts our communities more than many realize; including our churches.At ElevateHer International, we...
06/01/2026

Domestic violence impacts our communities more than many realize; including our churches.

At ElevateHer International, we believe faith leaders should not have to navigate these challenges alone. That’s why we are hosting a special virtual training for Haitian and Black pastors, and ministry leaders focused on responding to domestic violence with wisdom, compassion, accountability, and trauma-informed care.

This 2-hour webinar will cover:
• Understanding domestic violence and trauma
• The cycle of violence and warning signs
• The realities facing Black and Haitian families
• Challenges faith communities face when responding to abuse
• Legal and safety considerations
• Practical recommendations for pastors and leaders
• Q&A and discussion

🗓 Thursday, June 18
⏰ 7PM–9PM EST
📍 Virtual via Zoom

To register scan the Qr code or link in bio.

At ElevateHer International, we believe healing women helps heal the world.Through healing circles, leadership cohorts, ...
05/31/2026

At ElevateHer International, we believe healing women helps heal the world.
Through healing circles, leadership cohorts, trainings, and community care, we help women move from survival to flourishing.

Join us in creating safer futures for women, children, and communities.
Give today to help us do just that to women in Kenya and Haiti this summer. Link in bio.

05/26/2026

When we started doing the work of empowering women to heal from trauma, we started noticing a gap: community leaders are needed. Leaders need to understand their power and role in helping communities thrive.

If communities are going to thrive, women need to be well cared for. And if women will be cared for, leaders need to be part of the work.

So we develop our leaders trauma healing cohort for this very purpose. It took us some time to get it right. It’s not perfect but we’re well on our way. The feedback from our participants was 100% satisfactory.

Thank you for all who prayed, gave, facilitated, worked behind the scenes, advised and showed up. You are a part of the movement of healing women to heal the world.

Stay tuned for another cohort in the fall.

Last weekend, we were invited to a tea party honoring women at Asbury Park Haitian church of God. My mom was my plus one...
05/23/2026

Last weekend, we were invited to a tea party honoring women at Asbury Park Haitian church of God.

My mom was my plus one. This was the first time my mom accompanied me to such an event. I could tell she was happy to go and proud of the work I’m doing at ElevateHer.

I was also wondering how well she would engage the subject I would be discussing with the women: Divine alignment as it relates to relationships, domestic violence and women’s flourishing.

My mom is the typical Haitian woman from her time. Entrepreneur minded, resilient, love her children but for the most part will not fight systems of oppression especially in the church and families. Some may even say they perpetuate those harmful systems.

The women in her day would see injustice against women and sometimes even speak of their unfairness privately but their strategy to deal with them is to not agitate things making matters worst. They’d advise younger women to stay quiet, keep serving, keep praying while they’re being harmed.

I was in for a pleasant surprise, the women in the room, including my mother, were not having it. Those in her generation and younger were freely sharing and giving each other permission to leave when there’s violence. One woman said: “I rather have my daughter alone and single than dead from domestic violence.”

What I believe gave them the freedom to speak against domestic violence was the community of the sisterhood. We can stand and speak boldly when the sisterhood stands with us.

May we be women who are bold and courageous. Speaking against unjust systems. Creating safe spaces for all women to be safe and thrive.

Thank you AP COG for having me and thank you Mercy Center for your sponsorship and dedication to the Haitian community.

Heal Women. Heal the World. ElevateHer is on a mission to help women flourish beyond trauma. From the Dallas County Jail...
05/22/2026

Heal Women. Heal the World.

ElevateHer is on a mission to help women flourish beyond trauma. From the Dallas County Jail to communities in Brazil and Congo, we’ve seen that healing is the foundation for leadership and change.

Now, we’re heading to Malaysia, Kenya, and Haiti. ✈️

Our goal this May is to fully fund these upcoming programs:
    •    Malaysia Retreat: $5,000 needed 
    •    Kenya Leadership Training: $7,500 needed 
    •    Haiti Healing Retreat: $5,000 needed

Our impact is clear: 95% of participants report improved well-being and a greater sense of empowerment.

Your gift provides the tools these women need to lead their families and communities into a brighter future.

Can we count on you for a one-time gift to help us reach our $18,500 goal?

Click the link in our bio to make a gift to help Heal the World!

Keisha, we cannot thank you enough for the way you gently and compassionately led our leaders. You helped us see that ne...
05/21/2026

Keisha, we cannot thank you enough for the way you gently and compassionately led our leaders. You helped us see that new life can emerge from grief. Thank you for helping us learn how to mange grief so we live and lead effectively. Grief is not disqualify us for leadership.

Last week, we sat with Radio Bonne Nouvelle, a Haitian radio station reaching approximately 5,000 Haitian listeners in t...
05/21/2026

Last week, we sat with Radio Bonne Nouvelle, a Haitian radio station reaching approximately 5,000 Haitian listeners in the community of Long Branch/Asbury Park New Jersey.

Usually the radio host would have listeners call in to ask questions but because of the nature of the topic, he knew no one would call in and he was right. So we prepared ahead of time questions we knew listeners would ask if they weren’t afraid.

Questions that helped define domestic violence, red flags in relationships, its impact on women, kids and community, why people are afraid to speak up and get out, what makes it hard to leave violent relationships and how leaders, friends and family can support victims.

Needless to say we had a great conversation. We pray these seeds planted will help create safety in the family. Stay tuned for more opportunities to learn and change the system of silence especially when there’s violence.

Thank you Mercy Center of NJ for sponsoring this outreach and supporting Haitian communities in NJ.

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