Warm support. Practical next steps. Milwaukee-rooted care.
Beacon of Hope helps women, survivors, and families move toward safety, healing, advocacy, and stability through community-rooted support that meets real life.
Survivor-led, bilingual support rooted in Milwaukee and built around confidentiality, dignity, and practical follow-through.
Featured in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Beacon of Hope showcase
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel shares Elizabeth Perdomo’s story and her work to support survivors and families at their own pace.
Explore the featureFrom one-on-one guidance to workshops and practical referrals, Beacon of Hope helps people identify the next step that fits their situation.
Personalized support that may include safety planning, advocacy connections, immigration guidance, shelter referrals, W2 navigation, and other vital services based on each person's situation.
Workshops focused on motivation, healthy relationships, self-awareness, emotional well-being, future-forward thinking, goal setting, and practical tools for healing and growth.
Clear, respectful help connecting people to advocacy, referrals, financial assistance pathways, housing-related supports, and trusted community resources in Milwaukee.
Support centered on coping mechanisms, understanding triggers, improving communication, recognizing emotions, and building the confidence to step away from harmful patterns.
Trauma-informed workshops for organizations covering abuse dynamics, intervention points, and responsive ways to support staff, clients, and communities.
Notary services are available upon request as part of Beacon of Hope's practical, next-step support approach.
If you are not sure where to begin, start here and Beacon of Hope can help you sort out the best next move.
Beacon of Hope keeps the first step simple, private, and practical so you can move forward with more clarity.
Step 1
Call, email, or use the private intake form when you are ready. You do not need to have everything figured out first.
Step 2
Beacon of Hope responds with warmth, discretion, and a focus on understanding your immediate needs and concerns.
Step 3
Support may include advocacy, safety planning, referrals, workshops, or help navigating urgent practical barriers.
Trust grows when people experience consistency, warmth, and follow-through in the moments that matter most.
What people remember
“Beacon of Hope helped me find the strength I didn't know I had. For the first time, I felt heard and supported.
Survivor, Milwaukee
Founder & Executive Director
As a survivor herself, Elizabeth Perdomo founded Beacon of Hope to create the kind of support network she wished existed sooner: warm, practical, trauma-informed, and rooted in real community care. With a background in human services, domestic violence advocacy, trauma-informed supervision, and women-centered empowerment work, she has built Beacon of Hope into a trusted Milwaukee resource for survivors, families, and underserved communities.
With faith as her foundation, Elizabeth leads Beacon of Hope with the belief that every person deserves safety, dignity, compassionate support, and practical next steps toward healing.
In the news
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel featured our founder, Elizabeth Perdomo, and her work to help survivors and families find support, dignity, and a path forward—at their own pace.
Reporting by Alyssa N. Salcedo
Beacon of Hope works in relationship with local organizations, referral partners, and community leaders who strengthen what is possible for Milwaukee families.
Collaboration helps Beacon of Hope connect people to trusted referrals, practical support pathways, and community-rooted opportunities across Milwaukee.
2nd Annual HOPE Gala
Together, we bring hope. Together, we create change.
Beacon of Hope's signature gathering for practical survivor support.
View Gala PreviewCommunity Spotlight
Recent workshops, gatherings, and public programs help show the steady community work behind the mission.
Latest public update
October 3, 2026
Run or walk with Beacon of Hope Support Services to raise awareness of domestic violence and support stronger individuals, safer families, and healthier communities. Water and snacks will be provided. For more information, call 414-604-6818 or email BeaconofhopeAlways@gmail.com.
Beacon of Hope shares workshops, gatherings, and community programs that bring people together for healing, learning, and practical next steps.
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Support Our Mission
Donations help sustain advocacy, workshops, referrals, transportation support, and other next-step care for survivors and families in Milwaukee.
The Sponsor a Survivor giving path helps cover practical barriers like supplies, transportation support, advocacy coordination, and workshop access.
