Our Mission Statement
We are a group who Empower and Inspire each other to be our best selves. We respect and support each other's purpose in life and help each other to fulfill it. We are survivors who are willing to stand up and make a difference for ourselves, our children, and future Generations.
MISSION
We are a group who Empower and Inspire each other to be our best selves. We respect and support each other's purpose in life and help each other to fulfill it. We are survivors who are willing to stand up and make a difference for ourselves, our children, and future Generations.
PROGRAMS
Girlfriend’s Club: Women inspiring each other to be who they are by empowering each other to grow to be the best version of ourselves. By leading, inspiring and working together, we support each other’s decisions, creating a positive impact on future generations of daughters and sons. We are women who are willing to stand and made a difference for ourselves, our children and future generations.
Brave Youth: Social club and support center dedicated to supporting youth discover a path to lift their lives above expectations and discover the power they have within themselves and design personal paths to success. Brave Youth summer camp program is designed to teach healthy self-esteem and learning how to make better life choices.
GEMS Mentoring: A private peer to peer support program connecting with and receiving support from those who have found freedom leaving suppressed lifestyles. The GEMS Mentoring programs provides resource referrals and support for independent living.
Evolve: Empowering women to lift their communities out of poverty and separation, while protecting the interests of their children.
Contact us or Learn more.
creekersutah.com
creekersutah@gmail.com
Learn about the Creekers story by watching this trailer:
MISSION
We are a group who Empower and Inspire each other to be our best selves. We respect and support each other's purpose in life and help each other to fulfill it. We are survivors who are willing to stand up and make a difference for ourselves, our children, and future Generations.
PROGRAMS
Girlfriend’s Club: Women inspiring each other to be who they are by empowering each other to grow to be the best version of ourselves. By leading, inspiring and working together, we support each other’s decisions, creating a positive impact on future generations of daughters and sons. We are women who are willing to stand and made a difference for ourselves, our children and future generations.
Brave Youth: Social club and support center dedicated to supporting youth discover a path to lift their lives above expectations and discover the power they have within themselves and design personal paths to success. Brave Youth summer camp program is designed to teach healthy self-esteem and learning how to make better life choices.
GEMS Mentoring: A private peer to peer support program connecting with and receiving support from those who have found freedom leaving suppressed lifestyles. The GEMS Mentoring programs provides resource referrals and support for independent living.
Evolve: Empowering women to lift their communities out of poverty and separation, while protecting the interests of their children.
Contact us or Learn more.
creekersutah.com
creekersutah@gmail.com
Learn about the Creekers story by watching this trailer:
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Creekers Foundation
The Girlfriend Club's - "First Day Out" Event!
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The Girlfriend Club - An exclusive club of Ex-Fundamentalist Latter Day Saint (FLDS) Girls and other women.
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Need Help?
Get help by calling the Suicide Hotline, Leona Bateman, or fill out the form below.
Suicide Hotline
(800) 273-8255
(800) 273-8255
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Leona Bateman
(435) 277-0301
(435) 277-0301
When I was she..... FLDS Mormon - 2012
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Meet me now - 2017
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Leona Bateman is a down-home, strong-willed woman. She is a business owner, homeschooler, humanitarian, marketing director, and the founder of the Creekers Foundation. She is passionate and loves to be in the service of those she loves. She loves sharing and growing.
She was born and raised in the Fundamentalist Latter Day Saints (FLDS) Mormon Church. She married at the young age of 16 to her husband of 17, and together they raised a large family of nine boys and three girls. After leaving the FLDS church in 2013 and seeing so many of her loved ones struggle to fit in the mainstream world, she became a women’s advocate to help others from the FLDS church. She realized that she could make a difference through an educational social club, so she founded the Creekers Foundation support group. She does this in remembrance of her oldest son, who was kicked out of the FLDS church at the age of 15 and abandoned by his family and hometown, and all others who have suffered from the abuses caused by that way of life.
The Creekers Foundation offers educational workshops, events, and retreats through special programs they have created, such as The Girlfriend Club, which was created exclusively for FLDS and ex-FLDS women. The Creekers Foundation is designed to be a resource and support group to help build self-esteem, promote healing, and encourage members to become their best selves. There is an upcoming documentary about the work that the Creekers Foundation has done, as well as many other upcoming programs.
She was born and raised in the Fundamentalist Latter Day Saints (FLDS) Mormon Church. She married at the young age of 16 to her husband of 17, and together they raised a large family of nine boys and three girls. After leaving the FLDS church in 2013 and seeing so many of her loved ones struggle to fit in the mainstream world, she became a women’s advocate to help others from the FLDS church. She realized that she could make a difference through an educational social club, so she founded the Creekers Foundation support group. She does this in remembrance of her oldest son, who was kicked out of the FLDS church at the age of 15 and abandoned by his family and hometown, and all others who have suffered from the abuses caused by that way of life.
The Creekers Foundation offers educational workshops, events, and retreats through special programs they have created, such as The Girlfriend Club, which was created exclusively for FLDS and ex-FLDS women. The Creekers Foundation is designed to be a resource and support group to help build self-esteem, promote healing, and encourage members to become their best selves. There is an upcoming documentary about the work that the Creekers Foundation has done, as well as many other upcoming programs.
