HUnt's Consulting Team
Our Vision
We strive every day toward a community free from the isolating and destructive force of gun violence. Through open communication, proactive strategies, and a partnership between social service agencies, community members, and law enforcement, we can reduce the damaging effects of violent crime in our community.
We practice restorative justice, looking to not only assist in the healing process of victims’ families, but also to prevent the next atrocity from occurring. We are at the scene, we are on neighbors’ doorsteps, and we are preventing the next shooting through our fast-paced and need-centric approach.
As members of the South Bend, Mishawaka, and Northern Indiana/Southwestern Michigan communities, we seek to stand in solidarity with everyone affected by gun violence, and to support anyone in need.
Our Team Values
- We practice open and honest communication
- We cultivate a supportive community of social services, law enforcement, and residents
- We aspire for every member of our community to be physically and psychologically safe
- We assert the necessity of personal responsibility in violent crime reduction
- We recognize every person’s potential for personal growth and believe every person can reinvent him or herself
- We strive for violence-free schools and neighborhoods
- We understand the role that poverty, domestic violence, unemployment, abuse, and addiction can play in determining one’s life path
Our Team
Isaac Hunt
Komonique Thomas
Komonique Thomas
At GVI Outreach, we envision a world where every individual has the resources to thrive. We work tirelessly to bridge the gaps in access to education and support.
Komonique Thomas
Komonique Thomas
Komonique Thomas
I have spent my career providing services to those overlooked and underserved members of our community. At Group Violence Intervention, my job is to assist individuals with criminal backgrounds, as well as those who have been directly affected by violent crime. I often find my clients need assistance with job training, job placement or ed
I have spent my career providing services to those overlooked and underserved members of our community. At Group Violence Intervention, my job is to assist individuals with criminal backgrounds, as well as those who have been directly affected by violent crime. I often find my clients need assistance with job training, job placement or education. They often face multiple barriers to employment. While there is not a one-size-fits-all approach, I hope you can benefit by learning about some of the resources that I recommend to my clients.