A Creative Sanctuary For Single Mothers & Women

Cultivated By A Neurospicy Gypsy Mama To Keep Mothers Creative & Shameless About Their Freedom

Life Is Something To Be Lived, Not Survived —

This creative sanctuary in Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn, designed to help single mothers remain connected to their creativity without constantly operating from overwhelm, exhaustion, or shame-induced survival mode.

Through on-site collaborative projects, childcare, meal sharing, wellness/psychospiritual resources and much more, this space offers single mothers (and women who share our values) room to live, create, and receive support beyond the limitations of lifestyles that do not resonate with them.

14 DAYS UNTIL WE SECURE THE SPACE

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14 DAYS UNTIL WE SECURE THE SPACE ·

The Road To Opening This Sanctuary

What To Anticipate During Daily Operations

In this space, we want every single mother and woman who enters to reconnect with her creative urges. That can look like:

  • Pole, yoga, and other movement-based sessions

  • Photo shoots and video productions led by creative directors and visionaries

  • Daily behind-the-scenes content, group-outing highlights, and live streaming

  • On-site alchemical, craniosacral, and other somatic bodywork

  • Homeschooling workshops and enrichment activities for children

  • Male mentorship visits supporting mothers raising boys without active fathers

  • Rotating wellness practitioners offering specialized services and products

  • Live jam sessions featuring musicians and vocalists

  • Storytelling sessions and creative exchanges

  • And much more!

What/Who We Need To Be Able To Remain In Operation

Note: More material needs will surface and be shared as they come up.

This list includes, but is not limited to:

  • Photography, videography, podcast, music, and live-streaming equipment, along with photographers and videographers to help share participants’ stories, messages, and offerings

  • Health-conscious chefs, cooking supplies, and kitchenware

  • Vendors, artists, and practitioners of all kinds, including herbalists, tattoo artists, musicians, and wellness professionals

  • Childcare and postpartum specialists, services, and materials to support mothers who need rest

  • Male mentors to keep young boys active while helping them develop essential life skills

  • Government-resource support, including grant writing and assistance accessing programs such as SNAP

  • Yoga mats, a ceiling-mounted pole, and other movement and wellness resources

  • Continued financial contributions and sponsorships

  • Donated essentials, including children’s clothing, school supplies, farm-fresh produce, herbs, and other useful materials

Monthly Themes For 2026

September: Back To (Home) School

Coming soon.

October:

Coming soon.

November: Somatic Release

Coming soon.

Future

Expansion —

As we establish a sustainable infrastructure, we plan to expand into a housing network that includes volunteered housing from homeowners with additional properties. We also plan to begin creating bug-out bags, developing meal storage, cultivating access to generators, and creating maps and other preparedness materials and resources.

For transportation, we eventually want to acquire an RV and/or van that can be used for field trips, collaborations, and overall transportation needs. As the project grows, we’ll establish our own social media accounts, connect with companies to develop affiliate relationships, and, of course, eventually expand into larger spaces capable of hosting what we’ll initially be doing within this first space.

The intention is to allow what begins here to gradually develop into a larger, sustainable network of spaces, resources, relationships, and infrastructure.

Questions Worth Asking