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AMS is a network of people and groups across the Southern Appalachian region involved in medical care and support of communities in crises and struggle.

Karen Hayes-Roberts owns and operates Good Vibes Consignment. Good Vibes specializes in PINK and plus size apparel and offers fun clothes and accessories for all ages and sizes. “When you look good, you feel good!” says Karen.

Barber Danny Acosta has been cutting hair in Asheville for 10 years. Danny serves all people and all hair types, but he is most passionate about working with young people. Right now Danny is focused on existing clients but watch this space for when he starts accepting new clients.

Hawk Hill Learning Community supports the educational and social needs of Western North Carolina homeschooling and unschooling families and others exploring alternative ways of learning and being in community. 

Lichen Practice is run by Sarah, a licensed clinical social worker. She offers psychotherapy to educators, healthcare workers, and others who are working inside systems while attempting to change them. In public mental health practice, she works directly with those most targeted and abandoned by these systems.

Little Field School is a Montessori inspired school founded with the intent to hold sacred the transformative power of peace, unity and mutual care that emerged following Hurricane Helene. Our days are full - of joy, connection, and creativity.

Founding and building an agile, free and fearless clinic in Asheville. Find Mutual Aid Wellness Collective offering free wound care, blood pressure checks, first aid, and basic medical care three times a week at 12 Baskets Community Cafe.

The Pansy Collective is a DIY trans-led benefit collective. They were founded in 2016 with the mission to support those most affected by oppressive policies and hateful ideologies. The group organizes workshops, and teach-ins while also providing mutual aid funding for community members.

Safe Shelter provides emergency shelter for families and individuals who face obstacles entering traditional shelters in Western North Carolina. Together we create a safe and supportive environment for our guests while fostering a culture of dignity, accountability and community.