All services are free, confidential, and self-directed.
Trained staff and volunteers are available 24/7, 365 days a year; call to speak with a trained staff member who can respond immediately to help plan for safety, assess and make referrals, or just listen. All calls are free and confidential, and translation services are available
Staff can help identify emergency safe housing options, make referrals to other shelters, or assist with temporary shelter.
Staff can provide information on the protective order process, assist in the drafting and filing of protection orders, court accompaniment to court hearings, and make referrals for civil legal assistance.
Staff are available to help you identify possible options for your safety and available services so that you can make informed decisions about your own safety and needs.
Staff are able to make referrals to services such as housing programs, counseling, attorney consultations, safe pet programs, substance abuse treatment, and more, all while providing assistance and support to navigate the referral process and coordinate services.
Staff will assist in developing a plan to identify ways to remain safe while in a relationship, planning to leave, or after you leave, including what to do in a crisis situation, how to cope with emotions, telling friends and family about the abuse, and the steps to be taken in the event of legal action.
Peer support groups are offered weekly for those who are currently in an abusive relationship or have already left one. Our groups are a safe space to learn, process, and heal.
Staff can assist with applying for Safe Home’s housing programs. Our housing programs can provide rental assistance paired with intensive case management. In these programs you will establish goals and receive assistance in achieving safe and sustainable housing.
Staff routinely engage in public events, awareness-raising events, and hold community trainings to spread the word about our services and the impact of domestic violence. Staff are also trained facilitators in an evidence-based violence prevention curricula, designed to be developmentally appropriate for students in every grade.
