Case Management

Case management is provided by trained program staff to assist survivor's with goal planning, location of available resources, and continued support as they work toward violence-free lifestyles for the future. The program provides resource counseling, transportation assistance, goal planning, and is an aid in helping clients to locate housing, employment, and educational opportunities.

Counseling

Counseling is available to survivors at no cost. Counseling is available through Individual Sessions and Weekly Group Counseling

Food Program

This program is funded through donations of food items from local realtors, churches, civic groups, and individuals who donate food items and non-perishable items to support the pantry. All clients residing in the shelter benefit from the food pantry during residency and upon exit while in transition from sheltered client to independent living. Additionally, those who are seeking other forms of assistance, and do not reside in the shelter are also eligible for supplemental food packages.

Minority Outreach

Community Outreach Spanish Translation Available Spanish Literature Available Assistance with Immigration matters relating to domestic violence Advocacy