The Program
The Program at Shiloh Flower Farm offers women a comprehensive pathway to independence and purpose. Through intentional community living, hands-on agricultural training, and progressive skill development, participants build the foundation for lasting transformation. Our 18-month program creates an environment where women can grow—both personally and professionally—through three carefully designed phases.
Phase 1: Foundation
Safe Housing & Healthy Habits
The journey begins with creating stability through safe housing and supportive community. Women focus on building the fundamental habits that support lasting transformation: healthy sleep patterns, nutritious eating, regular exercise, and peer accountability. This foundation phase provides the security needed for deeper growth to take root.
What Happens
- Secure, supportive housing in the Shiloh home
- Establishment of healthy daily rhythms and routines
- Nutritional education and meal planning
- Fitness programs and outdoor activities
- Peer support groups and accountability partnerships
- Basic life skills development
Phase 2: Growth
Job Training & Skill Development
With healthy foundations in place, women dive into meaningful work training. Through flower cultivation at our farm and product development, participants gain valuable job skills while contributing to our mission. Business and marketing training prepare them for future employment or entrepreneurship.
What Is Taught:
- Flower cultivation and harvesting techniques
- Product development and craftsmanship
- Business fundamentals and customer service
- Marketing and sales skills
- Financial literacy and budgeting
- Real-world experience through our Floranthropist flower shop
Phase 3: Launch
Independence & Leadership
The final phase focuses on successful transition to independence. Women receive job placement support while beginning to mentor newer Shiloh home members. This leadership role reinforces their growth while giving back to the community that supported their transformation.
Support Includes
- Job placement assistance and career counseling
- Interview preparation and resume building
- Ongoing mentorship and encouragement
- Leadership opportunities within the program
- Alumni network connections
- Continued community support
