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Domestic Violence Program

The Domestic Violence Program provides support, advocacy, referral and counseling for victims of domestic violence and their children. The confidential hotlines are available for crisis intervention 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Emergency shelter and referrals are also available for families who need a safe place in a crisis. All calls are confidential.

Support groups are available to the community and shelter residents. Certified, trained domestic violence advocates provide all services.

Support Groups:

Services Include:

• Safety planning
• Counseling and support groups
• Court advocacy
• Information and referral
• Spanish speaking staff
• Emergency shelter
• Transitional living program
• Educational programs and trainings are offered in schools, the workplace and the community.

Eligibility: Victims of Domestic Violence without regard to income

Funding is provided by the Connecticut Department of Social Services and The Connecticut Coalition Against Domestic Violence and the donations of generous foundations and individuals from the communities we serve” to list of funding sources.