Sex workers are a marginalized population who experience low access to food, housing, and healthcare on top of increased levels of trauma, violence, and harassment. I worked with Made Strong, a nonprofit organization that provides case management services for individuals who are a part of the sex work community within Northeastern Indiana. As part of a doctoral capstone experience, four resource guides for use in client-centered and occupation-based case management sessions were developed and implemented. The four topics covered include financial management, cooking and grocery shopping, community access, and social interaction. Additionally, I worked with the onboarding case manager to develop a group therapy protocol and submitted two grants for the organization. Throughout my time onsite, I was able to see two clients through case management sessions. Project outcomes were disseminated through an interview with my site mentor as well as training sessions over the use of my project clinically with the case manager.