A Registered 501(c)(3) Non-profit organization
Healing and support for survivors of sexual, physical, and emotional abuse.
All donations are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law.
EIN# 39-3425473
Your Safe Space
Partnering In Healing
Partnering In Healing
Your healing matters. Discover supportive resources, reflective tools, and a compassionate community designed to honor your voice and your path forward.
Partnering In Healing
Partnering In Healing
Partnering In Healing
Access trauma-informed tools, collaboration opportunities, and future referral partnerships designed to compliment therapeutic care and empower survivors.
Tools & Programs
Partnering In Healing
Impact & Transparency
Discover the initiatives that bring our mission to life--from healing tools and digital community spaces to therapy partnerships and prevention education.
Impact & Transparency
Impact & Transparency
Impact & Transparency
Learn how we steward resources, measure impact, and work to expand healing tools and support for survivors with accountability and care.
How You Can Help
Impact & Transparency
How You Can Help
Your support helps expand healing tools, community resources, and survivor-centered programs. Discover ways you can contribute to this growing movement of healing, empowerment and truth rising.
Upcoming Events
Impact & Transparency
How You Can Help
Join us as we create spaces for connection, healing, and community.
Our events support survivors, engage advocates, and bring people together with purpose.
We envision a world where every survivor--regardless of identity, background, or age, has access to healing, support, and early education.
You & Me Too Foundation
Our Founder
Josephine Bartlett is the founder of the You & Me Too Foundation, a nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering survivors of sexual, physical, and emotional abuse through trauma-informed healing tools, community support, and prevention education.
As a survivor herself, Josephine’s own healing journey profoundly shaped her vision for the foundation. Through years of personal reflection and growth, she came to believe that the hardships we overcome can become powerful pathways for helping others heal. At a pivotal moment in her life, she asked herself a simple but life-changing question:
What would have helped me most when I needed it?
The answer was clear — accessible, non-clinical healing tools and the reassurance that compassionate, affordable therapy was available. That realization became the foundation for the work she would later create through the You & Me Too Foundation.