**What is Operation Dahlia and what is its mission?**

Operation Dahlia is a nonprofit organization in the startup phase that aims to establish a safe, supervised sober living home for girls and women affected by homelessness and fentanyl addiction. Our mission is to provide these individuals with a supportive environment and recovery resources to aid them on their journey to sobriety.

**Who can benefit from the services of Operation Dahlia?**

Our primary audience includes adult women aged 18–55 and teenage girls aged 12–18 who are seeking housing and recovery support. We also work with concerned family members, guardians, donors and sponsors, volunteers, community partners, and referral organizations.

**How can I contribute or donate to Operation Dahlia?**

We appreciate any support you're willing to offer. Whether it's funding, furnishings, supplies, or service partnerships to help launch the home, we welcome all forms of contributions. To discuss your preferred giving type (cash, in-kind, monthly, one-time) and any specific interests or restrictions, please contact us via email at kendrickcindy496@gmail.com.

**How does Operation Dahlia ensure safety and privacy?**

We prioritize the safety, dignity, and privacy of everyone we work with. If someone is in immediate danger or experiencing an overdose, we advise calling 911 immediately. We maintain privacy by not requesting highly sensitive details and focusing on providing outcome-oriented guidance and support.

**What should I do if I or someone I know needs the services of Operation Dahlia?**

If you or someone you know could benefit from our services, please contact us via email at kendrickcindy496@gmail.com. Provide us with basic details such as your name, age, city or ZIP code, current situation, and best method of contact. We'll then follow up with the next steps.

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