What is Domestic Violence?
Abuse is any attempt to gain power and control over another person using physical, emotional, or sexual tactics. Find out more information from the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence.
Physical Abuse
Any behavior that is meant to cause hurt to another person's body or to control another person's physical freedom. It is any use of size, strength or presence to hurt or control someone.
Emotional Abuse
One person in the relationship tries to control the other person's feelings or thoughts in order to gain power over them. The use of words, voice, action or lack of action meant to control, hurt or demean the other person.
Sexual Abuse
Any sexual behavior meant to control, manipulate, humiliate or demean another person. Sexual assault is any unwanted contact forced by someone else.
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Services
Emergency Shelter
24-Hour Crisis Line
24-Hour Crisis Line
The Haven provides safe, temporary shelter for women and children who are fleeing from domestic violence.
24-Hour Crisis Line
24-Hour Crisis Line
24-Hour Crisis Line
Trained staff are available to answer crisis calls 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Counseling
24-Hour Crisis Line
Parenting Classes
Individual and group counseling for survivors of domestic violence and their children.
Parenting Classes
Community Education
Parenting Classes
An educational series of workshops designed to provide parents with tools for parenting children who have witnessed domestic violence.
Legal Advocacy
Community Education
Community Education
Assist survivors of domestic violence in obtaining temporary restraining orders and courtroom escorting.
Community Education
Community Education
Community Education
Provides presentations, workshops, and training sessions to raise awareness and educate the community about domestic violence.
Legal Assistance Project
Legal Assistance Project
Legal Assistance Project
Provides civil legal remedies to survivors of domestic violence. Services include representation during protective order hearings, representation for divorce, child custody, child support, landlord/tenant issues and other civil matters that would result in survivor being freed from longer term abuse.
Income guidelines apply.
Second Stage Housing
Legal Assistance Project
Legal Assistance Project
A combination of Rapid Rehousing and Transitional Housing which provide rental assistance and support services for up to 18 months for survivors and their dependents.
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