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A NON PROFIT ORGANIZATION WITH A SPECIAL INTEREST

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             Because we exist, individuals get to experience A Bigger Perspective on Life. 

Our MISSION  is to ELEVATE WITH THE PURPOSE TO EMPOWER and INSPIRE  with a keen
VISION  to create a compassionate and inclusive community where seniors, veterans, and children receive unwavering support, transformative therapies, and safe housing solutions. Through our dedication to empowering individuals with dignity and care, we strive to enhance the well-being and quality of life for those we serve.


Welcome to ABPOL INC., our nonprofit organization that expresses it's commitment through providing comprehensive services to children that suffers with mental and emotional complexities, seniors and veterans who have been systematically displaced, facing homelessness, and emotionally and mentally impacted due to traumas, and abuse. Our organization aims to provide services such as housing solutions that may include assisted living, independent living, nursing homes, transitional homes, group homes, foster homes, residential treatment centers or youth shelters, case management, counseling, and specialized therapies. With our mission to broaden individual's perspective on life and inspiring them to thrive, our empowerment helps them to overcome challenges, build resilience, and create sustainable pathways towards independence and well-being. 

We believe that every human being regardless of  their circumstances or life choices deserves a fighting chance to begin again. Our partnered outreach agencies, therapists, counselors, and group leadership takes total control over situations when our organization is met with the responsibility of helping someone in need. We understand that everyone has their unique situation, therefore our corresponding team is meticulously chosen to ensure that each case is handled with thoroughness for greater outcomes.

     ABPOL also extends Refugee services programs and support provided to individual who have fled their home countries due to human rights abuse, lack of opportunity poverty, or domestic violence. These services may include assistance with resettlement, housing, language training, employment help, and access to healthcare.

In addition to housing solutions and therapy, we also offer an array of other support services that cater to the welfare of our clients. We believe that by offering a holistic approach to support, we can help our clients achieve long-term success in their personal lives.

If you or someone you know could benefit from our services, please do not hesitate to reach out to us. We are here to support and guide individuals towards a better future.



THIS IS A FIGHT THAT NO ONE SHOULD FIGHT ALONE. YOU CAN HELP US WITH YOUR GENEROUS SUPPORT THAT WILL HELP US CONTINUE TO PROVIDE THESE SPECIAL SEVICES AND MUCH NEEDED RESOURCES. 

      

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Ms. April

CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER/CFO

The creator of the organization. She had a special interest for helping people. Her passion gave her insight and a deeper vision into seeing what it takes to get people where they needed to be in life. Through compassion, acts of kindness, collaboration, and traveling; she's now at the top of ABPOL Inc; the organization that has helped over 200 veterans get housing and medical services they need to sustain the quality of life.

Ms. Elizabeth Howard Newman

Chief Operations Officer/ Secretary

Ms. Newman joined ABPOL Inc. in 2023 six months after moving from Kentucky to Maryland. She attended Western Kentucky University where she achieved her financial background. She brings order to the books ! Keeping ABPOL Inc. well organized with her disciplinary attributes and dynamic creativity overall.

Augustus Akpan

Memeber/Philanthropist

Augustus "Nigerian Native" plays a pivotal role within the organization. With his passion and dedication, he brings valuable skills, diverse perspectives, and a strong sense of community involvement.

Patrick Leimbercier

Director/Member

Patrick "Native of Cameroon" is part of the organization's support system. He brings his active participation, fundraising efforts, and advocacy that helps drive our initiatives forward. He makes a meaningful difference in the lives of those served by ABPOL Inc.

Lakisha Beverly

CHAIRPERSON

Our esteemed Chairperson who is a dynamic and distinguished veteran of the United States military who now brings unparalleled leadership, discipline, and organization ensuring strategic vision and effective governance to our organization

IN APPRECIATION FOR SERVICES

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  ABPOL takes pride in being a comprehensive and multifaceted organization that is dedicated to providing veterans with the support and resources they need in order to rebuild their lives and achieve their goals. By addressing housing, medical services, reemployment support services, training connections, and social support, ABPOL is able to offer a holistic approach to meeting the diverse needs of veterans and helping them to thrive in their post-military lives.  



One of the key aspects of ABPOL's mission is to provide stable and secure housing for veterans who may be homeless or at risk of becoming homeless. Homelessness is a significant issue among veterans, and having a safe and stable place to live is crucial in order for veterans to be able to rebuild their lives and move forward. By providing housing support, ABPOL is able to address one of the most pressing needs that veterans may have.

In addition to housing support, ABPOL also offers access to medical services for veterans who may be struggling with physical or mental health issues related to their service. Many veterans may have unique healthcare needs that require specialized care, and by connecting them with medical services, ABPOL is able to ensure that veterans are able to access the care they need in order to improve their overall well-being.

Reemployment support services are also a key focus of ABPOL's mission. Many veterans may struggle to find stable and fulfilling employment after leaving the military, and ABPOL works to provide resources and support to help veterans connect with job opportunities that are well-suited to their skills and experiences. This can include assistance with resume writing, job search strategies, and interview preparation, as well as access to job training programs and other resources that can help veterans build successful careers.

Training connections are another important aspect of ABPOL's mission. Veterans may need access to specialized training in order to pursue new career opportunities or to further develop their skills in their current field. ABPOL works to connect veterans with training programs that can help them gain the skills and certifications they need in order to advance in their careers and achieve their goals.

Finally, social support is a key element of ABPOL's approach to supporting veterans. Many veterans may struggle with feelings of isolation or disconnection after leaving the military, and having a strong support system in place can make a significant difference in their overall well-being. ABPOL offers social support services that provide veterans with opportunities to connect with others who have shared experiences, as well as resources and programs that can help them build strong social networks and relationships.


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ONGOING CARE SERVICE SOLUTIONS FOR OLDER ADULTS

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 Our  Placement Services are designed to provide comprehensive support and care for individuals aged 55 and over who require ongoing care post healthcare facility discharge. Whether you or your loved one needs assistance with daily tasks, access to community resources, or emotional support, our team is here to help. We are committed to promoting independence, dignity, and quality of life for all of our clients. 


Our placement services are specifically tailored to meet the needs of individuals aged 55 and over who require ongoing care following discharge from a healthcare facility, or those who are seeking independent living in service-enriched facilities.

Our team of dedicated case workers, social workers, and home care providers work together to ensure that each individual receives the personalized care and support they need to thrive in their new living environment. We understand that making the transition from a healthcare facility to independent living can be challenging, which is why we are here to provide assistance every step of the way.

Our case workers are experts at coordinating care plans and ensuring that each individual's unique needs are met. They work closely with healthcare providers, family members, and other caregivers to ensure a seamless transition and continuity of care.

Our social workers are skilled at providing emotional support and advocacy for individuals with disabilities. They can help navigate the complexities of the healthcare system, provide counseling and support, and assist with accessing community resources.

Our home care providers are experienced in providing personalized care and assistance with daily tasks such as personal hygiene, meal preparation, and medication management. They are trained to support individuals with disabilities in maintaining their independence and quality of life.











HELPING EDUCATE AND ADVANCE LIVES

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 Operation HEAL is a comprehensive program specifically designed to address the needs of individuals aged 12-18 who have been systematically displaced or socially deprived. This program is dedicated to helping these youth overcome the challenges they face and thrive in their  homes or communities due to social complexities or mental, and emotional abuse.  Through a combination of mental health support, educational resources, life skills training, mentoring, recreational activities, and community connections, this program helps youth overcome their challenges and reach their full potential. 


Some of the special and specific services offered by Operation HEAL include:

1. Mental & Emotional Health Support: The program provides access to individual and group therapy sessions with licensed therapists. This helps youth process their experiences and develop healthy coping mechanisms for dealing with trauma and stress.

2. Educational Support: Operation HEAL offers tutoring services and educational resources to help youth catch up on any missed schooling due to displacement or deprivation. This ensures that they have the academic support they need to succeed.

3. Life Skills Training: The program offers workshops and classes on a variety of life skills, such as
budgeting, cooking, and job readiness. These skills are essential for helping youth become self-sufficient and independent as they transition into adulthood.

4. Mentoring and Peer Support: Operation HEAL pairs each participant with a mentor who provides guidance, support, and encouragement. Additionally, the program facilitates peer support groups where youth can connect with others who have similar experiences and build a sense of community.

5. Recreational and Creative Activities: The program offers a variety of recreational and creative activities, such as art therapy, sports teams, and outdoor excursions. These activities provide a positive outlet for stress and help youth build confidence and self-esteem.

6. Community Connections: Operation HEAL works to connect participants with local resources and support services, such as housing assistance, job training programs, and community centers. This helps youth build a support network outside of the program and continue to thrive in their communities.




KNOWING WHEN HELP IS NEEDED

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NO ONE SHOULD EXPERIENCE fear and worries that causes sadness hopelessness and homelessness due to displacement or traumas. Many times you will notice that those who suffer are uninterested in things that they should normally be enjoying. Becoming irritated easily and refusing to participate in fun activities, going to work ,or struggling with peer pressure plays prevalent in their  behavior. In our observation, we've learned when people do not outgrow the fears and worries that are associated with being mentally abused or socially challenged it interferes with school, home, daily activities, and personalities. These traits are also known to be anxieties. Not only does anxiety play a pondering role, social abuse also causes depression. In many cases, studies have shown that this causes alcoholism and or change in eating habits that occur often times than none and usually can lead to noticeable change in communication with others. Unfortunately ,these people will have a hard time paying attention and taking responsibility for themselves. Instability; if not addressed and attended to in early stages of it's occurrence it  could cause extreme destructive behavior against others and may lead to suicide. 

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A CALL TO ACTION
MAIL IN CONTRIBUTIONS TO : 
ABPOL INC
4132 E JOPPA RD STE 110
NOTTINGHAM, MD 21236


            WE HAVE HOPE

Embrace each day with a heart full of gratitude, eyes open to new possibilities, and a spirit resilient in the face of challenges. Let every experience, every person you meet, and every obstacle you overcome be a stepping stone towards your growth and a reminder of the infinite potential that lies within you. Your journey is yours to shape, your story is yours to write - So dare to dream boldly, live passionately and believe unwaveringly in the beauty of your own unique path. 



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             These Are The Stories From Victims Who Were Kind Enough To Share Their Traumatic Experiences With Us. Destruction As a Child can Lead to a Displaced Adult

    The trauma of abuse is never fully gone from a person's consciousness. It's filthy stain leaves it's residue on the soul forever. However, like all bad experiences, it is possible to turn this experience into good by developing compassion and empathy for self and others who have been through this experience. Many people feel that bringing meaning to a traumatic experience is a path to healing but people like me that suffers from  mental abuse try to turn a negative experience into something positive that will brings meaning into our lives. Some of us look for our abuser later in life just to get back that revenge... and most times it doesn't end well.  The child always suffer.
Brian C., Texas ( now serving life in prison for the murder of his abuser)

       
Too many times I have used my smile to trick people into thinking everything was okay with me, but in reality, it felt like everything was falling apart. I tried showing others that I was happy, but there was still something inside of me that continued eating away at my smile. I was abused physically, mentally and emotionally by family members that came to live with my parents and I. Today I'm still recovering from all of the insults and names I was called. I'm 19 years old now and most would think that I would be over the pain," I will never be over it. " I spend most of my time alone and when I do try to engage with others I feel embarrassed because it feels like I'm sticking out like a sore thumb. In my head I believe that everyone is watching and they all know what happen to me as a child' so I shy away. Nowadays, my only person I really feel safe around is me.
Vincent Y., Ohio


     Another bad day when nothing went right. The minute he laid eyes on me I knew he saw nothing but red. As always, he would remind me of how stupid I was for being a girl child. He said he never wanted any children at all and when I came I made things even worst. When Mom passed away, I was hoping that someone else would take me in, but of coarse that didn't happen. At the time I was only 7 years old. Not old enough to make my own decisions, but I surely had some good ideas about running away, So I tried. Unfortunately, one of his friends caught me at the end of our dead end street. I didn't get far. Later that day while eating dinner, he begin to yelling for no reason at all. He picked up his plate and threw it across the room. I was terrified ! I thought that night I would die. Instead he went into the basement and stayed there all night. Silently I got up from the table and went into my lonely room hoping to fall asleep quickly. That didn't happen because I was too terrified to close my eyes. Finally I fell off to sleep. Early that morning, I wondered why he didn't come to my room as he usually do to yell  'get your lazy ass out of the bed, you should've went to sleep early enough!' I slowly walked to his bedroom and pressed my ear against the door trying to listen for his snores but I heard nothing. I eased open the door all to find the man that never wanted me had swallowed two bottles of pills and killed himself. After all the traumatizing, loud yelling, name calling every day and night I was happy that he killed himself and not me. My life remains bitter sweet and sometimes I actually find myself looking forward to the torture. At least I'm still alive ! My therapy sessions have increased due to my two suicide attempts on my own life, I've been on several psych wards inside of a hospital outside of my town. I now reside here at a place where they say is for friends like me and they are going to get me all better, but I don't know what that means. 
Melanie N., P.A.


      Out of rage, he would put his hands over my mouth and around my throat. Out of endearment he ran his fingers through my hair, while whispering sweet things in my ear. He said things I knew he couldn't have meant . One beat my body, the other beat my soul. While I fought to free myself from his tight grip and what seemed like a spellbind, I felt as if I was slowly passing out. When he decided to let me go and pushing me to the floor, he never forgot to add on how much of a slut I was. Many times he would use his boot to pin me to the floor and dare me to break away. Sometimes I thought my heart would just stop beating . Until now I don't know who was the bigger monster, his hands or his words.
Sonja H., Maryland


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Today we're asking you to help us to continue to fight for the welfare of human beings. We all deserve to have a normal and stable life in an environment where they are loved and wanted. Please give what you can so that we can maintain this movement for them. ABPOL appreciates your kindness and generosity. OUR COMMITMENT TO EQUITY STATEMENT: ABPOL INC. promotes equity, creates opportunity, and improves lives by increasing access to education, employment, health, and housing. We achieve equity by dismantling systemic and institutional barriers underrepresented communities face in pursuit of happiness and the quest to realize their dreams. We respect and value all people without regard to race, ethnicity, gender identity, sexual orientation, religion, national origin or citizenship status, age or ability status. We expect our partner organizations, grantees, staff, volunteers, board members, vendors, and key collaborators to uphold these standards Proudly Serving: Anne Arundel, Baltimore City and County, Charles, Frederick, Harford, Howard, Montgomery, Prince George's, St Mary's & Washington Counties