Find Spouse Abuse Prevention Nonprofits and Charities

  tross312 wrote:

I had the opportunity to volunteer with Project Safe's Superheroes program, which is aimed at helping young victims/witnesses of domestic violence (children ages 6-11) with the healing process, as well as teaching them skills for future safety. Through... 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 »

  Writer wrote:

I am an advocate working for clients at the trial court level. I have seen first hand how the work done by FVAP is changing the atmosphere and outcome of family violence cases in California. more »

  lelaadvocate wrote:

O.A.B.I. is a wonderful organization that address violences and abuses on a world wide level. It provides all the needed information with an educational approach and reaches out to all people throughout this world. I am very honored to be part of this... 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 »

  MrIamGregMac wrote:

SHE Will says it all..... Support Help Empower. There are many organizations out there but The SHE Will Foundation stands out above the rest because they are standing on their words.. S.H.E. 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 »

  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 »

  bigstory wrote:

This is a multi service organization which services four different needs: Provides help for feeding the hungry, dealing with issues of violence in the family/relationship, transitioning the homeless through immediate shelter and training for living independently,... more »

  tbing wrote:

CONNECT is involved in the education and prevention of gender violence. Through community education and collaboration, CONNECT's Supervising Attorney and advocates advise victims/survivors of domestic violence. For several years CONNECT has participated... more »

  Mary339 wrote:

This organization is doing good in the community. Striving to reach out to people that are in need due to an abusive relationship. They are always searching for ways to bring awareness to these awful circumstances. To make a way for a victim to become... more »

  MakeOrlando S. wrote:

M.O.S.T. is a Orlando crime prevention effort.As we tracked commonalities within cases,it was remarkable how many criminals were either affected by domestic abuse as a youngster and/or a domestic abuse perpetrator currently. We knew that we had to learn... 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 »

  Tamerad83 wrote:

Greetings!Walking Into A New Life is Definitely One Of Memphis' Most Precious Gems! Being a Survivor Of Domestic Violence and Experiencing First Hand The Trauma That This Experience Is Capable of Creating In Ones Life Just Enhances My Desire To... more »

  Danholohan wrote:

I moved to Bethesda, MD a year ago to be close to three of my daughters after my wife of 50 years died suddenly. Right after moving in, Amazon invited me into their Vine program. Vine is a group of product reviewers. We have access to thousands of products... 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 »

  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 »

  camig78 wrote:

This is great organization that helps battered women & children. Check out the website www.rhemawings.com 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 »

  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 »

  smkostar wrote:

I work with a non-profit wish-granting organization that grants wishes for children with life-threatening illnesses. My company works in conjunction with Barrier Free Living. It is amazing how they give back to the community. My personal experience... 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 »

  anita-rae wrote:

This woman embodies Love and Compassion in a way that reaches the Forgotten. I have witnessed this organization do things for people that has left a lasting footprint on one's heart. I too suffered sexual, mental and physical abuse as a child. This Woman... 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 »

  mhyde wrote:

I was welcomed with open arms to volunteer with StoriesWork. I was on the business development committee and helped edit the official StoriesWork Interactive Storytelling Manual for training purposes. I have done research on grant opportunities and... 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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  kimthepiper wrote:

Great staff, very informative speakers. Good organization, they’re definitely up to speed on the most current practices. more »

  harlieNelson wrote:

Sometimes we don’t always realize what is happening tell it’s to late. Here is my story and I hope it can help other people before it’s too late. I was living in another state as I match with this guy on Facebook dating. Everything was going... 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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  Thompson A. wrote:

I was matched to WATCH MN through a board search firm. I had received at least 3 other non profit's profiles that matched my profile, but WATCH is the one that caught my eye on paper. It was the only non profit with the unique value proposition of monitoring... more »

  bodillon wrote:

SOHO has done a wonderful job of raising awareness and educating people about what the situation in Africa is and how people can get involved to help! I think that a lot of people want to be aware of what is going on and I think the majority of the people... more »

  sjcashen wrote:

About 20 years ago my life was in shambles and I needed someone to help me and my children get out of an abusive and impossible situation. Independence House was there for us. They met and counseled me and my children and today because of their efforts... more »

  Kenneth wrote:

This Victim Assistance Center in Eastland Texas is one of the greatest resources we have seen in years. Their assistance and expertise are very advantageous to our prosecutors and victims of our rural communities. We are fortunate to have them in many... more »

  chriscom wrote:

I have been really impressed by the work the Alaska Network on Domestic Violence & Sexual Assault has done to promote awareness of the problem in our state and to support the 18 shelters in our state. They are there for us to provide advocacy, legal assistance... 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 »

  Janet Potter wrote:

As a volunteer at Emerge Family Advocates, I supervised visits between non-residential parents and their children. I also helped facilitate exchanges of children between parents, so that feuding parents did not have any contact with each other--a critical... more »

  Justin58 wrote:

This foundation does amazing work, the employees and volunteers are the best Ive seen in this type industry.. God Bless Them... more »

  Wright11 wrote:

Oh my, where do I begin. I have depended on this GREAT organization for years while serving as the Victim Advocate for Barnwell County Sheriff's Office. They have helped so many victims from our County. The Cumbee Center is such an important organization.... 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 »

  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 »

  gehairston wrote:

I have worked with staff from the SSRC over the past several years and I have found them to be very capable of providing a much needed service to the area. They are knowledgeable of local community resources and present themselves with professionalism... more »

  tmac wrote:

A More Perfect Union is an organization of women that supports other women in creating healthy, successful relationships for themselves. As a volunteer, I have participated in the program series and I get as much out of each session I attend as I think... more »

  maryanne wrote:

Sacramento Women Take Back the Night has had consecutive rallies and marches to end violence against women annually for the last 35 years! This is the longest running Take Back the Night that we know of. I am so proud to be a part of this grassroots community... 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 »

  tubmanm wrote:

The dedication of the staff at Ayuda is incredible. They work long hours because they care about the both the cause of immigration legal services and the individuals they serve. As a board member, I am continually about the long hours and weekends that... 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 »

  diane wrote:

CASA is an organization that is very true to its vision and mission. We have great volunteers serving on the board and committees. It is inspiring to work in this environment and with so many talented people. See more at www.casa-stpete.org. 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 »

  Deirdre G. wrote:

Outstanding help to the poor and disenfranchised With small staff and lots of volunteers! more »

  GOHU Member wrote:

This wonderful organization has been helping survivors of domestic violence to get the support and resources they need to get back on their feet and rebuild their lives. The volunteers and board members are incredibly caring and mission-driven people.... 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 »

  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 »

  Writer wrote:

I was in a domestic abuse situation,it was alot of lying on the part of the female I was abused by finally it was discovered by law enforcement along with much else and they charged her with a felony because of the way she tortured me.i met with the d.a.,and... 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 »

  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 »

  BOForeman wrote:

CALM is an amazing organization! CALM is the only organization in Santa Barbara County whose sole mission is to prevent and treat child abuse, and their treatment methods are informed, effective and culturally relevant. As a member of the Board of... 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 »

  DSM882016 wrote:

I would never recommend for anyone to attend or work for VIBS. The upper management are extremely unprofessional. They are very phony and act like they care about your problems when in all actuality, they don't. They are extremely unprofessional and are... more »

  Grateful 1 wrote:

OAR of Fairfax helped me upon release after serving 10 1/2 years in the VA Dept. of Corrections. I was placed in the VASAVOR (Virginia Serious and Violent Offender Reentry Program) program and not by choice. I was lucky to have a loving caring family... 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 »

  kbaf wrote:

In March of 2007, my sister who was my best friend, was shot and killed by an ex-boyfriend, who then shot and killed himself. She was a beautiful, vibrant, 27 year old outstanding citizen of Chicago who loved to give back to her community and help others.... more »

  Ricgray1133 wrote:

This place is to help low income people with civil and family legal matters, how ever they go by a person's gross income. Now think about this, single people paying child support to not take home as much as their gross income suggests. My income drops... more »

  SwatiS wrote:

A couple of years ago as I mused over what I would do with my spare time as an empty nester, I toyed with volunteering at an old age home or at a center serving patients of Alzheimers. At a Thanksgiving dinner I met a Board Member of Maitri and a long... 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 »

  sama wrote:

I am a volunteer at Mutual Ground as a yoga and meditation teacher. I have been doing this for almost 10 years. When I first contacted MG about teaching yoga, they welcomed me with open arms, intuitively knowing how yoga and meditation could help their... more »

  marinodw-gmail.com wrote:

If you're seeking a mission with a purpose, this is the one. I am a volunteer and am so impressed by their mission to help women who are in a domestic abuse environment. The people at Channel Missions, aka The Hiding Place are devoted with providing women... more »

  stupidbitch wrote:

Went looking for help and was instead offered drugs and gossip about other people in the area by Megan Frazier, who also asked for money for the help. more »

  JESUS01 wrote:

THIS PLACE WAS A STRAIGHT UP RIP OFF. TOOK OVER 300K FROM MY MURDERED SISTER AND HER CHILDRENS LIFE INSURANCE POLICY AND DISSAPPEARED! IRIS SUTHERLAND- AND HER TWO CHILDREN KILLED AND THESE PEOPLE KICK THE FAMILY BY LYING AND VANISH.- MILAN ROSS KILLED... more »

  Proverbs3189 wrote:

Thanks to Ella Bebe Angels I was able to connect with some wonderful organizations. May God bless you and your organization. more »

  hwri907 wrote:

After I was assaulted in 2014. I couldn't work right away like I planned because I needed surgery. And some time to heal. STAR contacted me seeing if I needed any help. At first I didn't think so till about a week went by and my own family didn't want... more »

  Corbins84 wrote:

A safe place to stay. The staff wasn't honest about funding and provided very little food throughout my stay. I was forced out the shelter 12 days before Christmas. They force LGBTQ members to transfer to other facilities and only help women with children.... more »

  Eveystine61 wrote:

I live here at the current moment, when I first came here after being in a domestic violence situation. I came here because I felt this could be a place me and my children will be potentially safe at it turned out to be a nightmare after I brought my... more »

  Fundaciin_M wrote:

Dear Friends,This year, on Tuesday, November 29, 2016, Luz Maria Foundation is participating in #GivingTuesday, a global day dedicated to giving.Last year, more than 45,000 organizations in 71 countries came together to celebrate #GivingTuesday. more »

  RachC wrote:

This is an extremely well-run and efficient non-profit. The employees are very dedicated and knowledgeable. They offer invaluable support to Asian families and individuals recovering from sexual assault, domestic violence, and trafficking. more »

  helpmenow wrote:

I have been hung up on first my ex husband tried kill me I was chased in car flipped upside down put in mental ward all by a man who raped kidnapped his last fiancé beat best friend in head with hammer he had 999 years out 25 i been beat up and ignored... more »

  Barakoti wrote:

United 4 Safety is the only organization in the Southeast that provides support and services for survivors from the LGBTQQI community. I have been a volunteer with United 4 Safety for a few years and I am amazed at how dedicated everyone is.... more »

  LindaJ wrote:

This program provides service to a community with a population of 160,000. It has a complete scope of domestic violence services. Provided in a holistic approach to healing. This is the only dv services in our area. more »

  lndaa wrote:

Great nonprofits Foundation, which provides assistance to over 110 domestic violence shelters across the country. The need to help has continued to grow over the years, as franchise owners see the impact domestic violence has had not only on its customers... more »

  noware2go wrote:

I stayed in a abusive relationship because I had noware to go . I don't have a income and waiting for ssi descions . It was easier being abused then being on the streets with no income or a place to put your belongings. I was tormented strangled , sufficated... more »

  jackmeoff wrote:

I found a black girl of the street at I made her jack meoff more »

  Writer wrote:

The Exchange Club has been one of the main resources that has helped educate me & keep me from going back to a domestic violence relationship. I was married to an abuser for 17 years. I tried to leave lots of times even going into hiding &... more »

  Asylum wrote:

Wild Heart is a wonderful organization. They strive to help victims of domestic violence & it shows in everything that they do. Please donate to help them achieve their goals. Very worthwhile!!! more »

  franashe wrote:

Led by a vibrant courageous woman, PAVE has led the way for survivors of sexual violence and their families to heal. PAVE has impacted the lives of survivors so much that many of them finally realize that it was not their fault. They have become beacons... more »

  Doingthegood wrote:

They fill a need I never even considered needed to be filled! Providing a safe phone for domestic abuse survivors is so deeply important to building their foundation to freedom and independence. more »

  Summer13 wrote:

They were really helpful and understanding of my situation! more »

  Joanne D. wrote:

I began volunteering more than 4 years ago. I liked everything I was told about what Amigas' purpose and plan was but I really became a "believer" when I began to see lives of families positively impacted by information the wives and mother's learned... more »

  smullin wrote:

This place is fake and prejudice. Out of 6 people 3 are getting put out . 3caucasion 3african American. 3caucasion have been there less time than the other 3 .the 3 Caucasian are the ones getting put out for no reason . One of the ones getting put out... more »

  kjane813 wrote:

I have had the pleasure of collaborating with Ruthless Kindness over the past three years. Their commitment to their mission of addressing the epidemic of violence and preventable suffering for at-risk animals and people and the way they operate is truly... more »

  mcolvin wrote:

I lost a friend to domestic violence many years ago. One reason she didn't leave was because she couldn't figure out how to bridge that period after leaving the shelter and before achieving financial independence. I began volunteering with Of Home,... more »

  nerd wrote:

In a service organization, most of the resources are expended on personnel. As a result the team and leadership are the critical components that provide personal services to clients in crisis and need. The team at Sojourner House of Rhode Island provides... more »

  k7r4d6 wrote:

I have been able to volunteer here for three months now, and the experience has been very eye-opening. I was able to learn on the job with a passionate staff who cared about the people they were helping and working with. Being able to be there for people... more »

Promote holistic family wellbeing for latinos through community engagement, education, research and advocacy for social change.... more »

Empowering victims to become survivors and working to end domestic violence and sexual assault. more »

Since 1888, Family Services, Inc. has been proving that it can! We have remained one of the leading human service companies by... more »

When life hurts we help by offering immediate, compassionate support without judgment; providing safety, shelter and hope; feeding... more »

Education and media production more »

Asian Pacific Women's Center is one of the first transitional housing facilities in the United States to focus on the needs of... more »

To provide shelter and to engage in dedicated efforts to eliminate domestic violence. The organization provides advocacy, support,... more »

Men stopping violence provides organizations, communities and individuals with the knowledge and tools to move men to act to prevent... more »

Support for domestic violence victims. Educational workshops, support groups, resources and other programs for women. more »

Blue ridge legal serices is a non-profit corporation organized for the purpose of providing legal assistance in non-criminal proceedings... more »

Niku foundation is an international not-for-profit (or non-profit) organization that was founded to support the victims of domestic... more »

Our mission is to create a future without intimate partner violence. To make that possible, we are dedicated to funding initiatives... more »

The mission is to promote peace, healing, and responsibility in adult relationships in order to eliminate domestic violence murders... more »

Helping women and children live without fear of harm from violence in the family. more »

The mission of the Dating Violence Prevention Center is to implement programs that educate, advocate, and empower communities... more »

Provided emotional, financial and material assiatance to south asian families dealing with personal crises such as divorce, sickness,... more »

SafeHouse Denver assists adults, youth, and children to reclaim their right to a life free from violence. Emergency Shelter provides... more »

TO PROMOTE SAFETY TO VICIMS OF VIOLENCE THROUGH EDUCATION, COUNSELING, AND ADVOCACY AND SHELTER WHEN NEEDED TO ANY PERSON SUFFERING... more »

Annabel’s Closet helps families coming from abusive situations. Our purpose is to lighten their burden by providing them with... more »

Our mission is to work towards ending all types of abuse in muslim families by increasing awareness regarding the dynamics of... more »

A multicultural organization that works to end violence against and within lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer/questioning... more »

Turning point is a nonprofit agency with a mission to Confront Domestic Violence in McHenry County. more »

The Kelly Miller Smith Center Against Abusive Behavior (KMSCAAB) is a program to 1) stop or reduce abusive and violent behavior,... more »

Jasa's mission is to sustain and enrich the lives of the aging in the new york metropolitan area so that they can remain in the... more »

The purpose of HAWC is to create social change by taking action against personal and societal patterns of violence and oppression.... more »

The Martell Family Home For Battered Women and Families, Inc. was incorporated as a non-profit corporation in Vermont in 1998,... more »

To provide emergency shelter and counseling for victims of domestic violence. more »

SCCADV began as a grassroots organization, totally dependent upon the community for financial support. As awareness of the extent... more »

The center for violence-free relationships is dedicated to building healthy relationships, families and communities free from... more »

We are a lifeline for victims and survivors of domestic violence, sexual violence, and stalking by providing safe haven, advocacy,... more »

To provide a safe haven for victims of domestic violence. more »

Prevention of domestic violence more »

To empower individuals and families by working to secure their physical safety, emotional well being, individual freedom, and... more »

Our mission is to support victims facing domestic violence, sexual assault, and dating abuse in Lincoln County by providing shelter,... more »

The Organization for the Resolution of Agunot (ORA) seeks to eliminate abuse from the Jewish divorce process. ORA works within... more »

The center for nonviolence, inc. Provides education, support and advocacy to end domestic and other forms of violence while modeling... more »

Acting as an educational and informational resource about domestic violence to member domestic violence agencies and the community.... more »

The abused women's fund assists women who are or have been abused, battered, underestimated, unloved, shunned, afraid, and crying... more »

The mission of the dvc is to end intimate partner violence in douglas county by uniting people, services, and systems. Systems... more »

The coalition provides consultation, education, and training services to native american tribes on issues related to domestic... more »