Survivor-led · Safety-informed · Privacy-first · British Columbia
Theory of change
From isolation to readiness — with dignity, privacy, and consent at every step.
Newcomers and workers in precarious situations often face isolation and opaque systems when seeking support. The 777 Foundation connects survivor-led peer navigation with structured readiness tools — so people can prepare timelines, evidence, and questions before engaging formal services. Outcomes we aim for: less isolation, safer referrals with consent, and dignity preserved through privacy-first design. We measure aggregate progress only — never personal stories.
Inputs
- Survivor-led facilitation
- Volunteer allies
- Privacy-first digital path
- Partner referrals
Activities
- Peer cohorts
- Navigation readiness
- Resilience tools
- Scoped AI guide
Outcomes
- Reduced isolation
- Prepared engagement with services
- Consent-based referrals
- De-identified learning
What we measure
Aggregate path completions, cohort participation counts, referral counts, volunteer hours — never personal stories or checklist content. See live metrics at /impact/.