Find Family Violence Shelters Nonprofits and Charities

  Runner4 wrote:

The Elizabeth Stone House is a great organization, with dedicated staff, that works hard to serve its clients and the community. more »

  bill wrote:

I love La Casa de las Madres. They provide amazing support to women and families in need - especially those fleeing domestic violence. Every year around the holidays, I 'adopt' a family or two and provide holiday presents to them, because no... more »

  azrussian1 wrote:

I am working for S H I E L D from 2002, and from that time has helped hundreds families to resolve their issues, and to get out of the Domestic Violence situation. My desire to help based on my own hard experience of Domestic Violence in the family, and... more »

  trex2525 wrote:

Very helpful and great items for the kids. Sometimes kids don’t have the necessary or essentials items when moving in the foster care system and if Susie Qs kids can help ease the worry of the child then it is worth it. more »

  roseanna wrote:

This is a wonderful charity organization and the staff and residence are great. I know because I sang at the Shade Tree last Christmas and Valentine's Day. I will be performing again in the near future. Because of the staff and ladies and children,... more »

  barbaraeley wrote:

I am amazed at all the people Hospitality House is able to serve in our community. I know people personally that this organization has given a hand up and helped them from homelessness to productive, self sustaining citizens in our community. It is... more »

  jendoc1 wrote:

The only comprehensive domestic violence service agency in San Mateo County, CORA (Community Overcoming Relationship Abuse) provides vital services to women and children impacted by abuse. CORA helps clients to attain a renewed sense of self-worth and... more »

  dawn9 wrote:

This organization opened my eyes to the demographics of those who are abused and trapped in a foreign country and how difficult it is to obtain assistance in these countries. more »

  JesusChrist O. wrote:

I contacted them in hopes of gaining advice on how to help child abuse survivors. They told me to not do any thing! Said to just edit pictures and repost news stories. I don't quite get how that is 501 worthy. more »

  Writer wrote:

Fantastic Organization! They have a coffee house, thrift stores, a book store and large meeting rooms - all supporting the empowerment of women and providing a safe place for them and their children. They do a great job over there! more »

  israel wrote:

I have been with Na'Amaat for 65 years. I have been to Israel 4 times. I have raised money to go to our Donor Luncheon every year. I have been Treasurer for 6 years in Buffalo, N.Y., 6 yrs. in Miami Bch., And 10 yrs. in West Palm Bch. I was Calendar Chairperson,... more »

  PMcKenna wrote:

Safe Harbor is the only Homeless Shelter in Chester County, PA that accepts single homeless women. I am so proud of the fact that we were able to expand the Shelter to address the need in the County. Safe Harbor currently houses 20 single homeless men... more »

  Kimberly406 wrote:

This organization effectively cares for the most vulnerable in our community. My family gives to this organization in lieu of gifts to each other. These children come to the shelter with nothing and they provide everything including love, support and... more »

  MariamR wrote:

DVRP is a great organization to get involved with if you like to see the impact of your work almost instantly. I have served as a community outreach volunteer, an advocate who has worked directly with survivors of domestic violence, and am currently on... more »

  grammyd wrote:

I didn’t know HopeWorks existed until I needed them. I received a brochure while at the police station. I hadn’t intended to have him arrested, but after completing the Lethality Assessment, it was beyond my control. My then husband was arrested... more »

  Hoseas House wrote:

Hosea's House serves women & children in crisis by offering them a Christ-centered home that teaches Biblical principles, life skills and personal development. They work within a transformation model and empower the community and residents of their ministry.... more »

  kcooling wrote:

Waypoint Services provides a critical service to our community. The critical services that Waypoint provides- Domestic Violence, homelessness and childcare assistance are critical to ensuring that our community has the necessary resources to help people... more »

  jbacevice wrote:

Providence House helps children and parents/guardians from families in crisis across Cuyahoga County. While the parents can address problems in their own lives in order to better care for their children, the kids are happy, healthy, and loved at Providence... more »

  Heather AF wrote:

As a child, I witnessed domestic violence. When asked to be a board member of Safe Nest, I did not hesitate. Safe Nest is the most comprehensive organization in southern Nevada providing services to victims of domestic violence and education for abusers.... more »

  rgephgrave wrote:

The Martinsville/Henry County SPCA is one of the crown jewels of our community. As a client and a donor, I feel that the care and protection they give to our orphaned animals is the best that animal will get anywhere in the United States. The facility... more »

  exit wrote:

This agency is losing the focus on battered women. The director, who is working on her PHD, is more interested in bringing new residents upstairs and "interviewing" the new residents in order to give them a "diagnosis". The new director and her administrative... more »

  Elizabeth wrote:

PADV has proven to be a reliable community partner in the domestic violence community time after time. Whenever we have a client in need of assistance, PADV is only one call away. They tirelessly educate the community on domestic violence, teen dating... more »

  Anna E.2 wrote:

I am currently a student and work part time. This organization has given me the opportunity to spend time with my child through monthly activities/outings. Childcare is provided during our Mom's night out events which is great since I didn't not have... more »

  survivorgirl wrote:

Six years ago I left a violent and unstable home with my child. I left with literally nothing and started a new life. Women of Worth helped me with furniture, clothing, food and helped me to rebuild my self esteem. Women of worth saved our lives. I was... more »

  Lorna wrote:

Volunteered here with my two daughters filling purses for their Mother's Day Purses event. Had a lot of fun and it was a great experience. Very relaxed atmosphere. Even my 7 year old was able to do this. Not many places (that are safe & appropriate)... more »

  anne15 wrote:

Story of a Domestic Violence Survivor, Laura’s House carried and guided me with their helping hands in a new direction, a new beginning, a new me. This process involved grieves of the past and hopes for a better future. Taking step by step, like... more »

  highmesahc wrote:

As a member of the health and wellness community I see and I know of the excellent service provided at HEAL/ the Nest. I have toured the site several times with visiting students and faculty from a University in Guanajuarto Mexico. They are a genuine... more »

  Mia J. wrote:

I thought this was such an outstanding place until I heard that the employees at the Fort Worth site continue the cycle of abuse. If you as the majority of the women who have left the site they will tell you the people at Safe Haven do not care about... more »

  Carol J. wrote:

I joined this Board, I believe, to strengthen one of the Five A's in its mandate, having worked in the field of HIV/AIDS, nationally, regionally and internationally for over twenty years. The fact that the organization would seek to strengthen all... more »

  terry wrote:

I have been involved with Madonna Place for over 10 years. I started as a Board member and when my time ended on the board I became involved with their fundraising efforts. My passion for and belief in this organization is strong. When there was another... more »

  Writer wrote:

It is my priveiledge to be a volunteer for the only domestic violence and sexual assault center in Clay County, Florida, Quigley House. They provide an amazing service to those victims in need of assistance whether it be shelter due to eminent danger... more »

  LRM2 wrote:

I work for a non profit mental health center and work closly with Kansas Legal Services. The team in Emporia is always responsive, supportive and able to assist our consumers. Many of our consumers have desires to work but past life circumstances make... more »

  Carrie Volunteer wrote:

Whenever I have volunteered with Beauty Cares I have always felt like I am making a huge difference. It's a great organization that really cares about domestic violence and really cares about survivors. I feel that my life is better having volunteered... more »

  Natzira A. wrote:

II left my abusar. .I Was there for more than three months...its a horrible place..i felt like i Was in jail. .They discriminanted me. .They treted me like a criminal. .The school is dirty. .Te daycare is nasty and full of viruses. .They admit drugs... more »

  cjp8784 wrote:

This amazing agency was born through the efforts of a hand full of volunteers in the late 1970's with a vision of "life without violence" and has grown and matured into a force for change in the lives of so many women and children through offering comprehensive... more »

  eurolori wrote:

Holly knows first-hand the pain of violent and sexual crimes. Her story is so powerful, and despite the suffering in her life, she has gone on to help others heal from their pain. This is a worthy charity! more »

  Christine107 wrote:

I have worked for Tri-Valley Haven (TVH) for over 13 years. I could work elsewhere and make more money, but I work here because TVH does change lives, one individual at a time. I am so proud to be a small part of this organization. more »

  catherine-cooper wrote:

For s long time I volunteered at the shelter every Tuesday in the childcare center. I also volunteered at the womens support group. That was a very rewarding experience for me to see the women grow from week to week. It also helped me to deal with some... more »

  Kathy H. wrote:

My daughter volunteers on the board and has made me aware of the good works done by Casa Myrna. I am impressed with its length of success and the scope of the work for women and families in crisis. I especially like that they list the services provided... more »

  Cathy R. wrote:

The Gift Of A Helping Hand Charitable Trust mision is to assist in lifting our voices against illiteracy, providing foster care for seniors, and putting an end to poverty, domestic violence, hunger, racism, child abuse, and homelessness in southeastern... more »

  Allison Fradkin wrote:

Though I have only been volunteering with WINGS for a short time, it has been time very well-spent. WINGS values its volunteers, requesting our input and offering genuine gratitude for our assistance and commitment. The staff at WINGS is devoted to... more »

  luvbug wrote:

I have volunteered for 5 years at CAFY. Their training and commitment to servicing the community has been a great experience. They are doing what they promise. more »

  VolunteerKJ wrote:

I became aware of OCLA in March of 2019. The service they deliver the homeless and needy is like none other. We have people in need and we have services in place - but they must find each other, quickly and safely. The WIN app and OCLA directory are... more »

  madison wrote:

Domestic Abuse Intervention Services has provided vital services to the community for over 30 years. Their work helping victims of domestic violence and educating the community on the impact of Domestic Violence has been wonderful. I have found the staff... more »

  DRA24 wrote:

Spending time at the Atlanta Day Shelter was an amazing experience and true eye-opener. The shelter and staff are absolutely wonderful. Serving a hot breakfast to dozens of very grateful women and children was time well spent. The experience gives... more »

  swashin4 wrote:

I have had an excellent experience with the 911 cell phone bank. They are always friendly, fast response time and delivery is always when promised. more »

  ycptisfamilyng wrote:

I was very lucky this summer to have found out about Y.C.P.T. At first, I was not interested in the group, because I am a shy person, and I'm not very outgoing or good at making friends. By the time I had to get ready for the third meeting, I was so... more »

  shortyb9 wrote:

I have been going to Purple light for about 3 years. They have helped my way of living. I had a transplant almost 8 years ago. Valerie has helped with the pain from the fluid that builds up. Valerie does wonders for so many people that have gone through... more »

  theresa4 wrote:

Witnessed countless women children and men make changes to end violence in their lives. Also worked with First Step staff, volunteers, board members and donors who are the most kind, skilled, generous and helpful people. It has been a pleasure to be... more »

  VeronicaFinlay wrote:

As the Development Director of this nonprofit, I am often out in the community promoting the agency. Quite often a survivor will come up to me and express their gratitude because they went to Safe+Sound Somerset for help. Some have even told me that... more »

  ShockingBlue wrote:

I have been a volunteer for The Partnership for some years. For those working in the field of domestic violence, there is no other place like The Partnership in terms of networking, learning about important legislation, find support for best practices,... more »

  dv_researcher wrote:

I interviewed for a victim advocate position with Chrysalis. I was asked to drive out to the center once a week on 3 occasions. Once for a formal interview with Kelli and twice for observations. I wanted to provide my feedback on what I observed. ... more »

  lydia1 wrote:

I am, of course, biased... but I can say with absolute confidence that WEAVE provides life-saving and life-altering assistance to folks in the DC area who are experiencing domestic and sexual violence as adults or teens. WEAVE's model of empowerment and... more »

  SarahBlack wrote:

Fort Bend Women's Center provides truly lifesaving services for survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault. They are continually innovating to best meet the needs of these men, women and children and never stop trying to think of ways to help them... more »

  helpedandthankful wrote:

I came to Peace Place with hopes of starting my life over, and free from my hateful husband. I endured abuse from him for years, and when I was finally ready to take the step towards a better future, Peace Place was there for me and my children. Advocates... more »

  phila wrote:

As a volunteer, I felt I was contributing in a meaningful way, and I would definitely volunteer again to support this important cause! more »

  Alicia K. wrote:

I have utilized services from Hope House on numerous occasions. Each time was a desperate one in my life and each time I was treated with respect. Having left an abusive marriage several times I was ashamed to even speak to the wonderful staff at Hope... more »

  Laurie wrote:

Middle Way House is a shining example of helping women fleeing domestic violence restart their lives. Through a continuum of services from rape crisis to educational and employment assistance, Middle Way works with women to find their own strengths and... more »

  ntarrant wrote:

Wew inc is a great organization I have gotten to work with. It’s a family filled atmosphere they are very welcoming and open and I can’t wait to keep helping out with this lovely organization! more »

  jill-beth wrote:

The Family Place is always helping women - even the volunteers grow from their experiences. What they do is so critical for the community and the future of our community. I will continue to chair and support their causes because the development team... more »

  janice-jensen wrote:

This is a quote from a email I received after our last retreat. "The benefits gained by all who attended does not come with a price tag. The opportunity for emotional, mental and psychological healing that PER shared with us was such a unique experience... more »

  Smart1 wrote:

This is an amazing charity run by moms who care. All the money they collect goes directly to buying diapers at a discount to distribute to families in need. The charity is all volunteer. more »

  jeannetteb wrote:

I have been involved in many facets of board work with Anna Marie's Alliance: board chairperson, Personnel Committee Chairperson, Civic Engagement initiative to promote healthy relationships in workplaces, charitable gambling, permanent housing task force,... more »

  Writer wrote:

A dedicated and caring group with a common cause; a wonderful resource! more »

  sbheesette wrote:

Maitri is an exceptional nonprofit organization that serves as a lifeline for families and individuals from South Asia facing challenging circumstances such as domestic violence, emotional abuse, cultural alienation, and family conflict. Their commitment... more »

  Greergal wrote:

When I was five years old my mom had an ex- boyfriend that decided if he couldn't have her know one could. He broke into our house in the middle of the night and proceeded to beat her to death. He ended up braking her nose, eardrum, and knocked out... more »

  KaraLarson wrote:

I became a board member of SAFEHOME in January 2014. Since coming onto the board, I am very impressed with the professionalism of all of the board members as well as the very high level of fiscal oversight exercised by the board. I have had the opportunity... more »

  jjkb wrote:

I love donating to CASA because they are upfront about where funds go and what expenses are. Overhead is low and the costs are true to running the program. more »

  LRock wrote:

Having been involved with LVF for less than a year, I am amazed at how far the arms of this organization reaches to help so many people. We live in a small community with, unfortunately, a large need for the services provided by LVF. The staff is extremely... more »

  amy1 wrote:

I am a survivor of child abuse, and so I always wanted to work with and for families impacted by domestic violence. I have been with Sojourner Center for 3 years, first as a Victim Advocate, (doing direct services with the families that come to our shelter).... more »

  myhorses wrote:

Live and Let Live Farm rescue is like a large family in a very comforting environment that the animals even become calm at and enjoy Very close to nature and wildlife it is a very spiritual and fulfilling place to volunteer more »

  Duane B. wrote:

This Organization is raising awareness in the Tampa community and helping many many victims of domestic violence develop a safety plan so they can escape the lives they feel trapped in. The staff uses a personal approach to listen to each guest's situation... more »

  klboz12 wrote:

I have volunteered with this organization since its inception in 1986. I have over 41 years of work in the non-profit sector and this organization is one of the best I have ever experienced. Their priority is the people they serve; their service model... more »

  Writer wrote:

Hello everyone, I would like to share my experience as a volunteer at the bridge over troubled waters. While being there I saw women and families in need of shelter. Not only did the bridge assist with providing a shelter to the homeless, but... more »

  susanstewart wrote:

It's an honor and privilege to support the life-changing services provided by FVLC, including free legal services for victims of domestic violence in Alameda County. The tireless efforts of passionate, dedicated, staff and volunteers is truly inspiring.... more »

  dayibella27 wrote:

Excelente organización dirigida por una excelente persona es muy dedicada a su trabajo y son de bendición para todas las mamás y sus bebés more »

  chris23 wrote:

Moore Place has the knowledge and expertise to help women heal and the compassion to support them as they do. Their domestic violence counselor has extensive experience in helping women cope with and overcome the impact of domestic violence. She also... more »

  Jim Ostrow wrote:

I have multiple forms of relationship with The Second Step - as a volunteer, as a Board member, and as the Academic VP at Lasell College, which works extensively with The Second Step through student projects (the partnership recently won the Massachusetts... more »

  Ljnmsr wrote:

I started bags4kids 8 years ago after seeing too many foster children coming into the system with only the few clothes they were wearing. I gathered 11 bags and filled them with items I thought might comfort a child, items too keep them busy if they were... more »

  barry3 wrote:

I chose to volunteer at CAFVIC as a result of my own life experiences with Domestic Violence. Their educational programs are outstanding and their staff is will to serve as powerful advocates for the women, children and men that need shelter and legal... more »

  SafeHopeCenter wrote:

I have been working very closely with WRAP for almost nine years, as the Director of a Family Justice Center, where they are one of our core partner agencies. Their advocates are the hardest working, most compassionate people! They truly care about... more »

  Bobbie L. wrote:

Susan B Anthony gave me a safe place to call home during my pregnancy in 2007. I was able to give birth to my son clean, sober and healthy. During my stay I recieved amazing treatment. I bonded with other women who suffered from the same disease of... more »

  shell1234 wrote:

This organization has helped so many wonderful families in need. All monies raised I feel go totally to the cause so I don’t hesitate to give, I can see the positive impacts they make on our community. The people that dedicate their time to CFVC are... more »

  dsimms wrote:

This program is very wonderful and it has helped threw my previous relationships with partners and family members more »

  torri77 wrote:

the facility is very clean but do your research before you dive into a non profit like this one very rude condescending abusive staff here very cold hearted soulless individuals just like an abuser or worser you follow the program to the best of your... more »

  Grace007 wrote:

Gave me the run around did not help. Went to four different offices for help because each was redirecting back and away from each other. It was a real life horror dealing with Safe Horizons. No return calls as promise. Their negligence went on for weeks... more »

  Evert wrote:

This organization provides extremely valuable support for victims of domestic violence, mostly women and young children. The organization has a 24 hr. toll free crisis line, an emergency shelter, and provides counseling, legal assistance, education and... more »

  conswalow wrote:

Johnnie's House help me in my time of need. My children and I were in a deadly situation. We were able to gain shelter, permanent housing and counseling, and other services offered by JH. I'm now a sucessful business owner. I would highly recommend... more »

  larissa wrote:

Los Angeles House of Ruth is one of those rare organizations where each member of the team - from staff to board to volunteers - is entirely dedicated to the cause! They have an amazing history of changing lives! I have spoken to several women who have... more »

  Writer wrote:

Angel's Power Ltd., is run by the most caring staff. They are professional and your contact with them is kept confidential. If you or someone you know is being sexually abused I can tell you first hand that they will help you. My experience was better... more »

  deea wrote:

I witnessed mothers with dependent minor children, uncaringly dismissed from the Hope's Door shelter during my stay there. While in my 2nd tri-mester of pregnancy, I was made to lift and do mounting chores, as mothers left the shelter. I explained that... more »

  bkadloj wrote:

James House and its staff are always helpful. Excellent service in our community! more »

  speakingjustice wrote:

I would not recccomend this to anyone. When you speak with them on the phone they seem nice,helpful and understanding. During theintake process they tell you they will help you with transportation to welfare ,court, school, and job search. They also tell... more »

  Jillboro1 wrote:

We at SafeSpace take our work seriously. It is much more than work, it is a calling and it has affected many of us personally. SafeSpace works with over 1000 victims every year and we speak with well over 2000 on our 24/7 Hotline. Anonymous postings... more »

  Grasiela wrote:

I love the support that Stand Up Survivor offers to survivors! more »

  Marivel O. wrote:

Anyone can go to Henderson House for help, everything is confidential, there's a 24 hour crisis line and anyone can call with questions, for options or just to have someone listen. There's a safe shelter for women and children, they offer several support... more »

  KathleenA wrote:

The staff are professional and caring. Children can be shy and scared when they walk in the door but victim advocates make the whole family feel welcome to help alleviate fears even though they are going through traumatic circumstances. It is a safe environment. more »

  racheli wrote:

St. John's Shelter for Women and Children provides a vital service in our region. They provide short term shelter, but they also work with women and their children to help them find stability in their lives...financial stability, housing stability, and... more »

  ckck wrote:

Joined this program when I was homeless and could not find work. I didn't know anything about being in the workplace and it was intimidating to even go to an interview. But Salt n Light helped me totally change, and build confidence and learn that my... more »

  rblanc wrote:

I began my involvement with the Domestic Violence Project, Inc. (DVPI) in November of 2008 as an Advisory Board Member. I have been extremely impressed with the continuous attainment of the organization's goals. To quote Jennifer Gipp, Director, Marketing... more »

  Brooks morris jr wrote:

After making a fairly substantial donation, I began to get absolutely bombarded with direct mail. I was disappointed to think that this is how they are spending their donors money. I was also getting lots of e-mail marketing from them, until I wrote them... more »

  adam6259 wrote:

It is an extraordinary agency that provides exemplary programs and services for battered women and their children in a comprehensive and holistic fashion. more »

  Alce wrote:

I stayed there for about a month with my children. The shelter is a decent place, a lot nicer than I expected. All kinds of women stay there, all races and income levels. Everyone there is kind of shell-shocked and not always easy to get along with. Some... more »

  JME04 wrote:

This organization provides a vital service to our community – and it’s a great place to volunteer! I’ve worked in the children’s room at the shelter, and always left wishing I could stay longer. The children are always so excited... more »

  davehenton wrote:

The Hays-Caldwell Women's Center is a vital community service in San Marcos and in Central Texas. In addition to the wide array of services offered to women, children, families, and the community, HCWC provides outstanding professional education opportunities... more »

  Kristi F. wrote:

After retiring in 2007 from a corporate attorney position, I volunteered for several wonderful nonprofits, including the WSLB. I completed the WSLB's excellent 40 hour DV counseling training, and began volunteering as a legal advocate, helping secure... more »

  Gale L. wrote:

I have volunteered for this agency for over 30 years doing every volunteer and Board position. I have watched it grow from a grassroots group of Women who banded together to protest the rape of a friend. They then took on the cause of Domestic abuse... more »

  Elicia B. wrote:

This organization has helped my family In many ways. There are things that they do in the community far as donating school supplies, free hair styles and hair cut, Thanksgiving Baskets, turkey giveaways and much more. I love The Destiny Center. more »

  DAP2 wrote:

I have know clients of the Macon Resuce Mission, who, because of the assistance they received, were able to get their lives back on track. The Rescue Mission works to provide for both the physical needs and emotional/spiritual needs of their clients. more »

  Anthony wrote:

My experience in the 8 + years working with the children at NOA very rewarding one, and found that they are just looking for validation, love, kindness, respect, and the opportunity to be a kid again. They also want the burden that is on their shoulders... more »

  b2b_banking wrote:

The Community Crisis Center is a wonderful organization. Unfortunately shelters and domestic violence centers don't seem to get much notoriety, they serve a large area and have continued success stories. I have been involved with this organization for... more »

  Cocamo wrote:

My husband and I were assaulted by three men and two women several years ago on New Years Eve. They were subsequently found guilty of assault and property damage after a day long trial. As part of the court imposed punishment the five were to do community... more »

  DiAnne wrote:

The Saint Louis Crisis Nursery Saves Babies Lives, Keeps Kids Safe and Builds Strong Families! For the past 25 years, we have worked to prevent child abuse and neglect. 99% of the children we have worked with have not experienced abuse or neglect and... more »

  Ellyn S wrote:

I am a volunteer on the Helpmate Hotline, which assists survivors of intimate violence in multiple ways. Prior to moving to Asheville, I was a volunteer on the hotline of another Domestic Violence Agency in a much larger city and the services at that... more »

  ZHC 0512 wrote:

I have been associated with the Shreveport-Bossier Rescue Mission since June, 2012. I have found the residents, employees, and other volunteers to be very welcoming and helpful. I have enjoyed the interaction with the residents and value what I learn... more »

  Caiñas M. wrote:

AHIMSA House is a vital organization in assisting victims leaving abusive relationships. Victims at times will not leave their abuser due the fear of what may happen to their beloved pet. Abusers are known to use pets to make a point about their power... more »

  Gwendolyn M. wrote:

Chayil is a unique organization that provides a lifeline for women committed to rebuilding their lives after experiencing domestic violence. The women in the program have made a decision to change their old habits and make better choices about their... more »

  Lesleemre wrote:

Circle of Hope is an amazing organization! The advocates and other personnel work tirelessly to meet the needs of their clients. They have so many wonderful resources to help support and empower victims of domestic violence. They are a wonderful organization... more »

  Carol V. wrote:

Thisnon-profit organization has helped women all over Maui with the shelter they provide for women and their children. The staff is so dedicated to helping them they never turn away anyone. They give with heart and soul, time and energy to write... more »

  gailh wrote:

As a recent retiree, I have been looking for a place to volunteer that I felt was truly worth my time and energy. After investigating several other options, I came across ACT. From my first contact with the organization, I felt that it was a well-run... more »

  DV Survivor wrote:

I was married for ten years to a man who treated me horribly. I blamed myself for the condition of our marriage and for his abusive behavior. I thought I was doing something to make him angry. When I tried to talk to him about his behavior, he would... more »

  love.life7712 wrote:

I was originally excited to have found a so called "Christian" organization. I thought I had finally found a chance to be in a caring and safe place for myself and daughter to escape the abusive situation at home. I was sadly mistaken. They have bedbugs,... more »

  Dennis Robinson wrote:

My perception of Montrose Counseling Center has been shaped by what I have heard from many acquaintenances over the past several years who have used their counseling services. I have always heard great things about the services they provide. In particular... more »

  rjshaloo wrote:

I have been an advocate for this organization for over 5 years now. The help and support given to adults and children who are involved in domestic violence situations is nothing but impressive. The services provided to the children are especially noteworthy... more »

  Stakeholder wrote:

This organization is a joke. They tout a variety of services that support victims of domestic and sexual assault for public appeal, but all it really is is a homeless shelter that profits when occupancy rates stay high. Staff turnover rate is sky-high... more »

  Robert Lynn wrote:

Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Omaha is a fabulous organization. We all know what a toll the past and current economic environment has had on people. We are all called to help our neighbors and one of the best things we can do is to support... more »

  Jody17 wrote:

Having taken the time to go to one of the program's orientations, I found it to be very necessary. As I listened, I realized that this program is probably the best friend a child in the fostercare program could hope for. As a child of a very disfunctional... more »

  Lina1111 wrote:

I called New Hope in one of the darkest days in my life. I left my abusive husband and I was trying to put "scattered myself" together. No self-esteem, no self-respect. I felt absolutely devastated and empty, I lived what I call in "personal non-existence".... more »

  CrossroadsSupporter wrote:

Crossroads Safehouse has been a critical community partner providing assistance to victims of domestic violence for over 30 years. Services include emergency shelter, food, clothing, and medical care. The shelter is available 24/7/365, and residents... more »

  quincy1 wrote:

As board member, we are consistently finding ways to bring public awareness to the issue of domestic violence. Our events have included annual conferences, walk-a-thons, plays, and various fundraisers. Last year, our focus was on the area of teen dating... more »

  erinn.g wrote:

WSCADV had been a key part in my personal development as a leader in the domestic violence movement, has offered invaluable support to our agency, and is a leader not only in the state of Washington but across the nation. The programs, trainings,... more »

  LuLoMama wrote:

Save Haven is a wonderful, supportive organization that helped me through a very challenging and painful time in my life. The support groups provided me with relevant education about emotional and verbal abuse, which helped me to better understand my... more »

  lilbus wrote:

This is the most amazing organization to volunteer for. The resources that are offered to the support group facilitators are so helpful. I've been a faciltator for more than 18 years and know that with the knowledge that I have as a volunteer that I... more »

  sunni wrote:

I am very proud of the rapport our agency has with the WCFOC. Many women, children and families who have experienced domestically violent situations in our area would be in an even more volitile situation if not for the help this agency offers. Many times... more »

  apharion wrote:

This organization provides legal assistance for people caught up in immigration problems. They work with battered women, unaccompanied minors, and people who are being deported, or seeking asylum. I personally cannot imagine being a child alone in jail... more »

  Lillian A. wrote:

I have worked along side the staff at Next Step Ministries as they cared for and supported the women at the shelter and out reach programs. I believe each person connected with Next Step is committed to making a difference in the life of each woman and... more »

  EthicalWorker wrote:

The current ED in 2018 is manipulative and abusive to her staff. I've heard her gossip about staff to other people, bad mouth them (including calling one of them fat) and belittle them. She clearly has favorites in the organization (especially her own... more »

  Jillian Sisco wrote:

I recently made a donation to Yesterdays Gone, after learning about their impactful work in helping women in need. Yesterdays Gone outpour of love is what impressed me the most, because they are not only providing housing for women and their families,... more »

  philanthropist wrote:

I have had the opportunity to observe a period of growth and renewal at MSP. This remarkable period of organizational growth and development resulted in program and services expansion including a renovated/state of the art shelter as well as new and innovative... more »

  Lisatt wrote:

DIsgusting! Disgusting dirty place, my heart bleeds for the women I saw staying there. First, the girl in charge had no idea about any programs advertised as offered, she was more interested in getting my chore sheet set up. I was told to wash all of... more »

  pamela35004 wrote:

I am completely disgusted that I went to this charity but instead of helping, they stole from me and at the time Greeley Police didn't believe me. NOW the Greeley Police are having to investigate their crimes for fraud!!! Why are they still open?? more »

  skrauszer wrote:

I wanted to work with an organization where I could make an impact, but little did I know just how much my work with CAWC would also impact me. While the goal is to eradicate domestic violence so that organizations like CAWC wont be needed, for the... more »

  Dir Finance and Admin wrote:

This organization goes through Directors of Finance and Directors of Administration like water. The Executive Director keeps a tight rein on information, especially bad news, that goes out to the board. The ED pressures finance to inflate revenue projections... more »

  the_truth wrote:

I believe that the Heartly House has represented people that could afford their own legal services and put real victims that need their services at risk. I am referring to people that were not abused but said so just to receive free legal services and... more »

  strongsurvivor wrote:

Bigoted hate group that used fake, not referenced and false statistics to push an ideology rather than use facts from published peer reviewed studies. Their failure to recognize, help or even acknowledge more than half of domestic violence victims enables... more »

  Ms.Catherine wrote:

The Convent of the Good Shepherd Shelter, literally saved my life almost 19 years ago. They provided food, shelter, and clothing for my children and I, but their help was not limited to meeting our physical needs. They help re-educate the women who came... more »

  E.D. wrote:

My Giving Story…… I have several charities that are close to my heart, however American Campaign for Prevention of Child Abuse and Family Violence is the charity I am most fond of. ( http://nccafv.org ) My reason for supporting... more »

  BrandyJo25 wrote:

My Name is Brandy Thacker(White) when i was younger my mother and my three sisters lived in the safe place due to my mothers relationship with my father. They were always amazing towards us and opened us up to things we would have never experienced before.... more »

  whaco86 wrote:

My first encounter with the YWCA was as a client. My daughters and I stayed at the women's shelter when leaving a DV relationship. They counseled and supported me, giving me back my confidence and self-esteem. After several years of healing, I returned... more »

  sgell wrote:

Human Options is a wonderful place to work. It is very rewarding to watch individuals (adults and children) who enter our programs go from hopelessness to hopefulness. We really do change lives everyday!! more »

  Lieca B. wrote:

I am doubtful that I would have the strength and security that I have if it weren't for Turning Point of Macomb. Like so many sexual assault victims and survivors, the organization and its counselors aided me in a severe time of need. Over the years I... more »

  Stacie D. wrote:

Women Outreaching Women is a wonderful place to volunteer. I really feel like I'm helping my community while my kids are at school. The poeple are nice and respectful and I have gained a wealth of knowedge and experience while volunteering. more »

  mary40 wrote:

What I apprecaite about this foundation from a women's cosemtic company is that they support all women's cancers. Avon, obviously a competitor, limits their research contributions to breasst cancer. A company that employs mostly women and sells to mostly... more »

  jamon wrote:

This organization really works to help people out of poverty by giving them something they need to find jobs--free childcare. It is accredited and the staff work very hard to educate the children while their parents are busy. Their social services and... more »

  IDAHOTATTERS wrote:

I lived here for four almost 3 months in 2005. It was unbearable. The AC did not work at all that summer. My children and I shared a room with another family. It would get so hot in that room at night I couldn't breath. I ended up buying a fan and... more »

  holleyjacobs wrote:

Empowerhouse has an established record of supporting those who are battling or seeking help for domestic violence issues.When my son and I needed assistance to escape my ex-husband’s abuse, Empowerhouse was there for us every step of the way. They... more »

  Rebecka.Hunt wrote:

I have worked beside this organization at events and appreciate the enthusiasm and passion of the staff. Having spoken with others in a similar field this group is open to working toward the best for their organization and clients. It is not about merely... more »

  itsashame.com wrote:

B4 I sound like another bitter x employee let me clarify that I worked at UH nearly 10 years. I managed the Shelter as well as Prevention and Education. I loved working with DV Survivors however management uses VERY abusive tactics to control their employees.... more »

  Michella F. wrote:

It is devastating to read in the paper about the young woman who was beaten by her boyfriend or watch the news and hear about the married woman with two children who was killed by her husband. Who are these victims?--Statistics of domestic violence.... more »

  refuge wrote:

Most of my life I was abused but I didn't know it until I was physically abused. The abuse and control I was feeling in my one year relationship was getting worse every month. I couldn't take the stress of it so I started seeing a therapist. She is the... more »

  Gary G. wrote:

I have been sitting at the CSCAA site on Thursdays for the last year and a half. I have gotten to know the people at Site 2 quite well. I have witnessed first hand the amazing work they do and the quality of service they provide to the individuals and... more »

  bitch0909 wrote:

well, personally organization is full of trash. i am saying this because of my personal experience. yea the might help one or two deserving people, but most of them are just those females who just want place and use the system and sad part is kiran train... more »

  shcorwin wrote:

I was able to meet the staff at CPAF and tour the women's shelter. What makes this center special is that it's mission is to serve the special needs of the Asian Pacific Family. The staff understands the different cultures, i.e. the culture and sensibilities... more »

  ReadytoGO wrote:

I was referred to this organization by an attorney. I am surprisingly disappointed in them. I didn't expect that they would not be there for me, considering the nature of their business. I called them on a Thursday or Friday. The person I spoke to... more »

  rbughelp wrote:

Hi my name is Raquel Bugarin, I was in WPS program from April 2021-Aug. 2,2021. I was told by a lady in the intake interview that I would be able to stay 1 yr in this program as long as I did what I needed to do and be registered with work force solutions.... more »

  norma1 wrote:

AFter 5 months in a DV shelter 90 miles from my hometown, I was accepted into Transition House in the TLP. I was in the transitional program for another 5 months and with the help of T-house I got permanent affordable housing. more »

  Marty20 wrote:

Horrible place. Threw myself and my child out in the middle of the night due to a nasty, hateful, snake of an employee who did nothing but try to make things difficult for us. The other women who worked there stirred up chaos between others who lived... more »

  LunaL wrote:

The staff has clearly had no sensitivity training and are verbally abusive to their “clients”. During my stay at the Bethany House I felt like I was in jail. They have lots of over bearing rules. The second you stand up for yourself against the abuse... more »

  Writer wrote:

This organization runs their operation like tyrants. They are bullies! My daughters and I were thrown out of this shelter for abused women several days ago in mid-winter with total disregard for the unprofessionalism of their staff. If you are African... more »

  wwjd21 wrote:

This is one of the few organizations I have worked with that is truly mission driven. The leadership and administration are commited to serving domestic violence victims and their children with compassion while staying current with best practices in... more »

  Lisa90 wrote:

The mission of the Gulf Coast Women's Center for Nonviolence is to support and serve victims of domestic violence, sexual assault and family members of homicide victims; educate the community; and act to reduce incidences of violence. The Center provides... more »

  amy-bersett wrote:

The Shelter's services are much more comprehensive than what one would expect at first glance. Not only does the Shelter staff assist victims of domestic violence, they also work to end the cyle of violence for all people, regardless of age or gender.... more »

  TriniNunez wrote:

Haven House is the first shelter in CA. They have been helping mothers and their children since 1964. This shelter is for survivors or domestic violence. Is a beautiful shelter that has individual cottages. This shelter can host up to 6 families at... more »

  mgmiles01 wrote:

The Family Crisis Center, Inc. is a full service program for women and children experiencing domestic violence. All services are provided regardless of race, creed or color or economic condition. Staff are trained and licensed in the field of doemestic... more »

  amy16 wrote:

House of Ruth is a comprehensive domestic violence agency that has been serving eastern LA and western San Bernardino Counties since 1977. While domestic violence occurs in families at all economic levels, the majority of House of Ruth's clients live... more »