You are not alone. We’re here to help – safely and confidentially.
24/7 Crisis Support For Survivors Of Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault, Human Trafficking, And Stalking
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We Are HAVEN
Who We Are
HAVEN is a nonprofit, community-based agency supporting and empowering survivors of interpersonal violence.
For over four decades, we’ve stood beside survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, and trafficking — providing free, confidential services in our community.
Our History
Founded in 1981, our 24-hour crisis line has been a lifeline for survivors for more than 40 years.
What began with a small group of concerned citizens has grown into a trusted resource for hundreds of survivors each year.
Creating Pathways to Safety
Comprehensive Care and Advocacy
Survivor-led advocacy and crisis intervention
Safe housing and shelter support
Counseling and wellness services
Legal advocacy and systems navigation
Outreach and prevention education in schools and communities
The Heart of HAVEN
Values That Drive Our Mission
Support We Provide
Every survivor deserves safety, healing, and hope. HAVEN’s services provide immediate support, ongoing advocacy, and resources that empower you to take your next steps — on your own terms.
Outreach & Prevention
Education, training, and community programs that work to prevent violence and promote healthy relationships.
Support Groups
Peer-led healing groups and emotional support spaces for survivors to connect and recover together.
Housing Assistance
Safe emergency shelter, relocation support, and housing resources for survivors and families.
Legal Advocacy
Guidance through protective orders, court accompaniment, and support navigating complex systems.
Survivor's Bill of Rights
• You have the right to be given the same credibility as any other crime victim.
• You have the right to seek and receive help.
• You have the right to courteous, compassionate, and efficient treatment.
• You have the right to be treated with dignity and respect, without prejudice against race, class, lifestyle, age, gender/gender identity, religion, sexual orientation, or occupation.
• You have the right to accurate information, presented in a way that you understand.
• You have the right to ask questions.
• You have the right to make your own decisions.
• You have the right to change your mind.
• You have the right to get help and support from others.
• You have the right to heal.
• You have the right to stay safe