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Aptos , California
Monarch Services
Monarch Services was founded in 1977, when volunteers secured a grant to open the safe shelter, Mariposa House. The agency continued to grow to meet the need for safe shelter and services to domestic violence victims.
In 1987, the agency became one of the first Rape Crisis Centers to be funded in California, and was instrumental in developing and implementing one of the first Sexual Assault Response Teams in the nation. We currently serve approximate 1,500 victims of domestic violence and sexual assault each year.
All of our crisis intervention and prevention services are available in Spanish and English and are culturally sensitive. Printed materials are also available in both languages. Our outreach efforts have concentrated on poor Latino neighborhoods with residents that have several barriers to seeking services, including language, literacy and legal status issues, and cultural biases. We are extremely proud of our success in serving this special population.
Our Vision
Empowering individuals, families and our communities to take action against violence and abuse.
Our Mission
Lives free from violence and abuse.
Our Values
Monarch Services is committed to serving everyone in our community, with a special commitment to women, youth, children, Latinas and other under served groups.
We honor and value the uniqueness of each individual and will treat each person with dignity and respect.
We are committed to working together with respect, trust, integrity, accountability and mutual support. We are committed to communicating openly, honestly and responsibly.
We value our staff, volunteer and Board commitment to our clients, to quality services and to social change.
We are committed to serving as leaders for social change for the benefit of the community through advocacy, shaping policy and collaborating with community partners.
Cultural Humility
Monarch Services embraces the spirit of cultural humility by understanding and dismantling systematic oppression through a lifelong commitment to self-reflection and self-critique of one’s own power and privilege in society.
Athens, Georgia
Project Safe
Project Safe is a 501c3 nonprofit organization working to end domestic violence through crisis intervention, ongoing supportive services, systems change advocacy, and prevention and education. Project Safe’s primary service area is Madison County, Oconee County, Clarke County, and Oglethorpe County, but provides services to people from all over Georgia.
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Barrie, Ontario
Women & Children's Shelter of Barrie
The Women & Children’s Shelter of Barrie has been providing shelter and support services to abused women and children since 1981. The agency consists of a 27 bed crisis shelter along with Outreach services onsite. Approximately 1,000 women and children are assisted by the agency annually. In addition to shelter, staff provide individual and group counselling, legal information and support, court support, information about violence against women, referrals to other community and social services, and public education in the community.
Belpre, Ohio
Blairsville, Georgia
Reach Of Cherokee County
Our History
Reach is a local non-profit agency established in 1983 to work to end domestic violence and sexual assault. The Women’s Resource Center was established to help many individuals with employment obstacles through education, advocacy, and services. Our Mission
"Reach will lead our community in eliminating domestic violence and sexual assault through education, advocacy, self-empowerment and community awareness."
Blue Mountains, New South Wales
Blue Mountains Womens Health and Resource Centre
The Blue Mountains Womens Health and Resource Centre is a community based and not for profit organisation based in the Blue Mountains. BMWHRC is a holistic and trauma informed women's health service which aims to combat gaps in gender-based health and welcome women from all walks of life. Their vision is to contribute to creating a community where women, regardless of their social and cultural background, age and sexual orientation, will have knowledge and control over their bodies and their lives, living freely and safely, with access to the support they need to enhance their health and well-being. Using a feminist approach, BMWHRC provides a range of activities that redress womens disadvantage and promote womens health and well-being, through the provision of services to women as individuals, in groups and as part of communities.
Brockville, Ontario
Buffalo, New York
Haven House, part of Child & Family Services
Haven House was founded in 1979 by the Coalition for Victims of Domestic Violence (now known as the Erie County Coalition Against Family Violence) and is a recognized leader in the provision of domestic violence services. Haven House works to prevent domestic and intimate partner violence and promote peace in the home. Our services for survivors include an emergency shelter in a confidential location, long-term transitional housing, and counseling to help individuals cope with the pain and trauma of violence in the home.Â
Haven House serves survivors of domestic and intimate partner violence ages 16 and older and their children. Haven House does not discriminate based on race, color, national origin, religion, sex, gender, or disability.
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Courtenay, British Columbia
Comox Valley transition society
Comox Valley Transition Society supports women, children and families in the Comox, Cumberland Courtenay areas and beyond (including Denman and Hornby Islands) who are experiencing or fleeing abuse, overcoming trauma, working toward/through recovery, and those who are unsheltered and/or struggling through poverty. We support and empower women to make the best decisions for themselves, their children and their families.
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DeKalb County, Georgia
Denver, Colorado
SafeHouse Denver
SafeHouse Denver serves survivors of domestic violence and their children through an Emergency Shelter, a non-residential Counseling & Advocacy Center and an Extended Stay Program.
All of the adults, children and youth who come to SafeHouse Denver have access to a full range of bilingual programming, including individual counseling, group sessions, advocacy and safety planning. Learn more and get involved.
Durham, North Carolina
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Evansville, Indiana
Albion Fellows Bacon Center
Albion Fellows Bacon Center is a non-profit organization whose mission is to prevent domestic and sexual violence and to empower victims through advocacy, education, support services and collaborative partnerships. The center provides services to victims of abuse (emotional, physical, sexual, and financial) in 11 counties in southern Indiana. Services are provided 24 hours a day to the following counties: Vanderburgh, Posey, Warrick, Spencer, Perry, Dubois, Gibson, Pike, Orange, Crawford, and Harrison.
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Fairfield, California
Opportunity House
Opportunity House Homeless Shelter was established in 1990. What began as a
12 bed residential home serving homeless women with children has grown to
become a 52 bed work-to-housing sober living facility, serving single women,
men, parents and children.
What sets us apart is that we are not an emergency shelter. We are a structured
program that helps individuals and families become self-sufficient. We do this by
creating personal case management plans, which include coping skills for those
suffering from domestic violence & PTSD, mental health evaluations, as well as
financial guidance & budgeting. We don’t charge anyone to stay at OHouse, but
we do require that individuals save 90% of what they earn and families are
required to save 75%. We provide everything from shelter to clothing, toiletries,
food and more. We also require that everyone be drug free when they come in.
We support their sobriety by doing random drug testing, providing Sobriety
Support groups and providing transportation to Narcotics Anonymous meetings.
We work closely with the Children’s Protective Services in helping our residents
reconnect with their children. We are a safe place that allows our residents to
have visits without a CPS worker being present. We have a 95% reconnect rate
with our residents. It is always a celebration when a child is reconnected with
their parent.
The other groups we provide are Parenting, Anger Management and our “Gâ€
Class - Goodness, Grief, Guilt. We also have our Children’s Health & Wellness
Program which gives the children a trusted adult that helps them to cope with
their feelings, tutoring for school and to have a fun time doing it.
We are so much more than what comes to mind when you think of a homeless
shelter. We offer one HUGE difference. Right away our clients receive an
address. Without one, it is very difficult to receive services or support of any
kind. Checks have nowhere to be delivered and notices for job interviews cannot
be sent. It says much about what we stand for. Not simply a cot and meal, we
offer tools to build a new foundation with steps to a new beginning.
Farmington, New Mexico
San Juan County Partnership
San Juan County Partnership is a non-profit community action agency, facilitating collaboration and resource identification and sharing.
The Partnership provides:
prevention programming for youth and families
raises the awareness of prevention efforts
supports community planning activities and projects
serves as a forum for community input, networking and resource sharing
administers local and statewide programs.
Those who benefit from the Partnership are community agencies and organizations, government and private business, schools, families, and the community at large.
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Gilbert, Arizona
Glen Innes, New South Wales
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Inverness, Florida
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Kiama, New South Wales
SAHSSI
SAHSSI is a not for profit Specialist Homelessness Service supporting vulnerable women and families in the Illawarra and Shoalhaven regions
In October 2014, two Women’s Refuges merged to create Supported Accommodation and Homelessness Services Shoalhaven Illawarra (SAHSSI).
SAHSSI has over 30 years of continuous experience, primarily working with women, with or without children, affected by homelessness or domestic and family violence.
Kingston, Ontario
Knoxville, Tennessee
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Lafayette, Louisiana
Langley, Washington
CADA - Citizens Against Domestic & Sexual Abuse
CADA is Island County's domestic violence and sexual assault agency. We provide free, confidential assistance for survivors of domestic violence, dating violence, rape, child sexual abuse and sexual harassment. Services include crisis intervention, advocacy-based counseling, legal advocacy, medical advocacy, emergency shelter, support groups, parenting classes and community education and prevention.
Las Vegas, Nevada
Safe Nest
SafeNest has been at the forefront of ending domestic and sexual violence in Southern Nevada for 44 years. What sets them apart is the commitment to treating the entire continuum of violence from prevention to protection to empowerment. They not only provide a discreet, safe shelter for victims of abuse, but SafeNest is also the only nonprofit in the Valley to provide resources for batterers to address the cycle of abuse at the root.
Their 10 locations in Clark County are placed where victims, children and batterers need services the most. Their confidential services include:
24/7 crisis hotline
Emergency shelter
Transitional housing
Counseling
Court support
Advocacy
Across all programs, SafeNest provides direct services to more than 20,000 clients across Clark County annually. Tracing roots back to 1977, our past, present and future are focused on ending domestic and sexual violence.
Lexington, North Carolina
Annie’s Hope Center for Growing and Healing
Annie’s Hope Center for Growing and Healing provides safe housing and resources for female survivors of domestic violence.
We offer women a hands-on experience, teaching them how to garden and how to create natural products while living in community with each other. A support system of counselors and faith based leaders assist women as they grow in self-esteem and independence.
Lexington, Kentucky
The Nest - Center for Women, Children, And Families
Our purpose is to embrace, encourage, and empower without bias.
Since 1977, The Nest has been a lifeline for all individuals and families in crisis, facing adversity, or who have unexpected needs. Our holistic approach incorporates four FREE programs: early childhood education, family assistance for basic human needs, counseling and advocacy for survivors of intimate partner violence, and education and support for parents.
Together, we transform lives through education, counseling, advocacy, and support. Our vision is to be the leader of real and sustainable change by creating a safe, equitable, and thriving community.
Our values that guide us each day towards that vision include:
Passion: We promote life-long learning and are committed in heart and mind.
Responsibility: We provide quality service by being adaptable, accepting ownership of our actions, and taking accountability for our results.
Inclusion: We create a welcoming environment of mutual respect, acceptance and dignity for all.
Collaboration: We effectively communicate, support one another, and combine our strengths to achieve greater goals.
Empathy: We take the time to understand and recognize each other’s journey.
Safety: We prioritize the physical, mental and emotional wellbeing of our clients, team and partners.
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Manning, South Carolina
Meadville, Pennsylvania
Women's Services Inc.
Since 1977, Women's Services has worked to help victims of domestic and sexual violence. Women's Services believes that every individual has value and has the right:
* to be safe in mind and body
* to live out of harms way in affordable housing
* to be treated with respect and compassion
Thanks to visionary leadership, allied professionals, community stakeholders, and a committed group of staff and volunteers, Women's Services has offered hope and encouragement to many over the years of service to Crawford County.
Mercer, Pennsylvania
Mossman, Queensland
Mount Pleasant, Michigan
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Oak Harbor, Washington
Citizens Against Domestic and Sexual Abuse
CADA is Island County's domestic violence and sexual assault agency. We provide free, confidential assistance for survivors of domestic violence, dating violence, rape, child sexual abuse and sexual harassment. Services include crisis intervention, advocacy-based counseling, legal advocacy, medical advocacy, emergency shelter, support groups, parenting classes and community education and prevention.
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Paducah, Kentucky
Merryman House
Merryman House Domestic Crisis Center is committed to improving the lives of those affected by domestic violence: women, men, and children. We are the only certified domestic violence program in the Purchase Area Development District serving Ballard, Calloway, Carlisle, Fulton, Graves, Hickman, Marshall, and McCracken counties.
Panama City, Florida
Gulf Coast Sexual Assault Program
The Gulf Coast Sexual Assault Program (a service of the Gulf Coast Children's Advocacy Center) began providing services to adult and minors who have experienced sexual violence in Bay, Gulf, Jackson, Calhoun, Washington, and Holmes Counties in 2015. The program is committed to providing a coordinated, trauma sensitive response. Part of this commitment includes community education and awareness. Our agency works diligently to development and maintain productive relationships with other programs and providers within the areas we serve to ensure maximum outcomes for all individuals in need.
Port Coquitlam, British Columbia
Tri-Cities Transition Society
Tri-City Transitions supports all individuals who have experienced domestic violence and offers women and children a safe, secure place to rest, rejuvenate and rebuild their lives.
In addition, Tri-City Transitions provides programs that help families pursue peaceful lives. These programs include counselling and educational opportunities to empower women and children as well as men who want to escape the cycle of violence.
If you or someone you know needs help, contact us.
Services are being offered In-person or remotely, please call: 604-941-7111
Crisis Line: 604-492-1700 or 1-800-563-0808
To Volunteer or Donate: Call 604-941-7111 ext. 100
Online Donation is also available
Providence, Rhode Island
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Raleigh, North Carolina
InterAct
Dedicated to ending the cycle of domestic and sexual violence in Wake County, North Carolina, InterAct saves lives, rebuilds lives, and secures safer futures for victims and survivors and their families. Each year InterAct serves more than 60,000 individuals and community members, more than 9,500 of whom are direct victims of domestic and sexual violence.
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Salem, Massachusetts
HarborCOV
HarborCOV
HarborCOV's mission is to provide:
Linguistically and culturally appropriate, high-quality emergency and support services to,
Safe affordable transitional and permanent low-income housing for, and
Advocates on behalf of, victims and survivors of domestic violence,
While working to educate the public about its causes and consequences.
Santa Cruz, California
Walnut Ave. Family and Women's Center
Walnut Avenue Family & Women’s Center is a nonprofit family center located in Santa Cruz, California, offering a variety of programs for individuals and families for safer, healthier relationships - with self, with loved ones, and with community.
All domestic violence services are voluntary and free of charge for people of all genders, sexual orientations, and family and relationship models. We do not require legal ID, proof of citizenship, insurance, ongoing sobriety, or proof of income.
St Augustine, Florida
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Tulsa, Oklahoma
Tyler, Texas
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Willimantic, Connecticut
United Services Domestic Violence Program
United Services Domestic Violence Program was founded in 1978 and remains the only provider of domestic violence services and shelter in the areas served, the 21-town area of northeastern Connecticut. The program provides 24/7 access to emergency shelter at two confidential locations in Windham County for adults and children in crisis, as well as to provide counseling, advocacy, social service and case management services to both sheltered and non-sheltered adults (and their children) who are working to become free of an abusive relationship and rebuild their lives in a safe, healthy environment. You can reach our program 24/7 by calling or texting the CT Safe Connect Hotline at 888-774-2900 or by chatting them online at ctsafeconnect.com
