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Adelaide, South Australia
Aptos , California
Monarch Services
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.
Atlanta OTP, Georgia
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Bay St. Louis, Mississippi
Hancock Resource Center
Survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault can get help with a temporary safe haven, childcare, and transportation assistance, while counselors help you find and maintain long-term housing and address through supportive case management the many issues surrounding independence and family stability.
Beaumont, California
SAFE Family Justice Centers
The SAFE Family Justice Centers are a safe place for victims of abuse to get help. There are four regional locations located in the cities of Riverside, Murrieta, Temecula, and Indio within the County of Riverside, CA. SAFE Family Justice Centers provide advocacy and support services to individuals who have experienced domestic violence, sexual assault, human trafficking, child/elder abuse and services for youth who are at risk.
Safe Alternatives For Everyone
Beaverton, Oregon
Bellingham, Washington
Biloxi, Mississippi
Blue Mountains, New South Wales
Blue Mountains Women's Health and Resource Centre
The Blue Mountains Women's 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 women's disadvantage and promote women's health and well-being, through the provision of services to women as individuals, in groups and as part of communities.
Brisbane, Queensland
Brisbane Domestic Violence Service
The Brisbane Domestic Violence Service (BDVS) is a free and confidential service for people in the Brisbane region who are affected by domestic and family violence.
BDVS offers a holistic planned support and crisis response through to 'safe and stable'. We work with people in various stages of their lives and do not make decisions for people or tell them what to do. No matter whether a person has left a relationship or is still in a relationship, we can provide support.
Buffalo, New York
Haven House
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.
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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Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Waypoint Services
Waypoint's Domestic Violence Victim Services Program (DV Program) offers free, confidential services to domestic violence victims and survivors, as well as their families. Through a safety net of supportive services, the DV Program helps empower victims and survivors to safely move forward in their lives.
Clarksville, Tennessee
Colorado Springs, Colorado
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
Established in 1977, SafeHouse Denver is the only agency in the city and county of Denver that provides a full continuum of care to adults, children and youth experiencing domestic violence.
SafeHouse Denver works to eliminate domestic violence in our communities by:
providing shelter and counseling to survivors of abuse;
working with public and community agencies to improve the way our systems respond to domestic violence;
and by offering educational programming to prevent future violence.
SafeHouse began as a 16-bed shelter providing a safe place for women and their children. Today, SafeHouse Denver's shelter has 30 beds plus cribs, serving more than 250 adults and children in a typical year. In addition, SafeHouse serves hundreds more adults, children and youth through non-residential services. More than just keeping survivors safe, SafeHouse services include individual counseling, advocacy support groups and referrals to other services.
Dog Island, Florida
Durango, Colorado
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Evansville, Indiana
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Fairfield, California
Family Paths
We nurture and promote emotional well-being, safe and healthy children and families, and a fair and socially just community with equality of opportunity.
We appreciate our diverse clients and their families, who allow us to enter their lives in partnership. We are humbled by their dignity and challenges, heartened by their courage and resiliency.
We value and cherish our dedicated staff that is committed to the highest standards of cultural competence, dynamic leadership, ethics, and leading-edge practice.
We are responsible to our funders and donors to ensure effective and lasting outcomes, with gratitude for their continuing supports.
We are committed to providing support to families 24 hours a day.
Family Paths is committed to recognizing and serving all families, including LGBTQIA (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transsexual, Queer/Questioning, Intersex, Asexual), foster/resource, relative caregivers, and adoptive families.
Florence, Oregon
Frankfort, Kentucky
ZeroV: Kentucky united against Violence
ZeroV, formerly the Kentucky Coalition Against Domestic Violence, is the statewide coalition dedicated to creating safe lives and thriving futures for survivors of intimate partner violence and their children. To achieve this, ZeroV examines all forms of violence, the cultural and social norms that sanction violence, and the systems that perpetuate violence through the lens of intimate partner violence and intersectionality. ZeroV believes that a world safe for survivors is safe for everybody. Creating this world is the shared responsibility of our coalition, communities, and Commonwealth. As a Kentucky united against violence, our work will persist until the violence in our state is ZERO.
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Gilbert, Arizona
Sojourner Center
Since 1977, Sojourner Center has been a safe haven in Arizona. Today, we offer 134 shelter beds and 32 transitional housing apartments providing a refuge for survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault and human trafficking. We serve over 1,000 survivors each year with a comprehensive range of services to support them in healing from abuse, finding safe housing and becoming self-sufficient.
Glen Innes, New South Wales
Domestic Violence NSW
DVNSW is an independent, non-government peak organisation that provides a representative and advocacy function for specialist domestic and family violence services. We work to eliminate domestic and family violence (DFV) through thought leadership, promotion of the specialist DFV sector and promoting best practice responses and primary prevention.
Grand Junction, Colorado
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Halifax, Nova Scotia
Shelter Movers Nova Scotia
Shelter Movers is a national, volunteer-powered charitable organization providing moving and storage services at no cost to individuals and families fleeing abuse. We collaborate with local businesses and community agencies to support people, primarily women and children, as they transition to a life free of violence. Established in July 2019, Shelter Movers Nova Scotia (SMNS) is made up of a growing team of dedicated volunteers helping to ensure an immediate and lasting impact on survivors in the province. With headquarters in the Halifax Regional Municipality and two rural extensions in the Annapolis Valley and the South Shore, SMNS offers our services to over 60% of the Nova Scotian population.
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Imperial Valley, California
Inverness, Florida
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Kingscliff, New South Wales
The Sanctuary - Women. Children & Pet's Refuge
Empowering Women and Children escaping Domestic Violence.
The Sanctuary is privately funded and relies heavily on the generous donations and support from the community at large. Every donation to The Sanctuary helps ensure they continue to provide shelter, counselling, education and support for women, children escaping domestic violence.
During a clients stay at The Sanctuary the aim is to provide as much support for the women and children as possible, to help them to rebuild and recover from the effects of Domestic Violence. The Sanctuary offers a safe environment for them to re-establish their emotional stability, through providing a holistic approach to counselling, health, and personal development.
The Sanctuary highly value your generous support to their not-for-profit charity Retreat for Kids INC.
Knoxville, Tennessee
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Lafayette, Louisiana
Lake Elsinore, California
Lake Worth Beach, Florida
Aid to Victims of Domestic Abuse
Aid to Victims of Domestic Abuse, Inc. (AVDA) offers life-saving services while promoting violence-free, equitable relationships and creating the social changes necessary to end domestic and dating violence.
We are dedicated to empowering and supporting survivors of domestic violence to live violence-free and self-sufficient lives.
Langley, Washington
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, and advocacy
Across all programs, SafeNest provides direct services to more than 20,000 clients across Clark County annually. Tracing roots back to 1977, their past, present and future are focused on ending domestic and sexual violence.
Safe Nest's mission is to provide comprehensive, collaborative, and innovative services for everyone affected by domestic violence, sexual abuse, and human trafficking while passionately working to end this shared epidemic.
Today, SafeNest continues to innovate and grow under the leadership of Liz Ortenburger, chief executive officer, and the commitment of 82 dedicated full and part time staff.
Lexington, Kentucky
London, Ontario
Louisville, Kentucky
The Center For Women and Families
It is an honor to have The Center For Woman and Families as our recipient for this years donations.
The Center for Women and Families is an all genders/all sexual orientation/all walks of life action center on it's way to becoming the pre-eminent local and national model in eliminating intimate partner violence and sexual assault in our lifetime.
Located in Louisville, KY, The Center For Woman Families as a vision of helping victims of intimate partner abuse, and/ or sexual violence to become survivors through supportive services, community education, and cooperative partnerships that foster hope, promote self-sufficiency, and rebuild lives.
The Center follows these main pillars:
Trauma-Informed Care: The Center follows an organizational structure and treatment framework that involves understanding and responding to the effects of trauma in order to resist re-traumatizing victims. Trauma-informed care maximizes safety, trustworthiness, choice, collaboration, cultural humility and empowerment.
Prevention: In order to promote safe, just, and healthy environments and behaviors and reduce the likelihood or frequency of violence, The Center is working to reduce risk factors and strengthen resiliency factors at the individual, relational and community levels.
Advocacy: The Center provides client-centered services that promote healing, empowerment, and self-efficacy through information sharing, skill-building, emotional support, and connection to resources.
Thank you for you donation to The Center For Woman and Families. Your efforts in helping this donation based organization help those around us is much appreciated.
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Meadville, Pennsylvania
Melbourne, Victoria
Mercer, Pennsylvania
Mobile, Alabama
Mossman, Queensland
Muskegon, Michigan
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New Braunfels, Texas
New Glasgow, Nova Scotia
Newcastle, New South Wales
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Orange, New South Wales
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Paducah, Kentucky
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 expanded in 2022 to include Walton, Okaloosa, Santa Rosa and Escambia Counties. A 24 Hour Hotline serves to provide immediate telephone crisis intervention services to all primary and secondary persons who have experienced sexual violence.
Parkersburg, West Virginia
Family Crisis Intervention Center Region V
The purpose of the Family Crisis Intervention Center is to advocate and support social change that will result in non-violent relationships, homes, and communities. FCIC envisions a world where everyone has the support and the right to live a safe life free of sexual and domestic violence. As a domestic violence and rape crisis center, the Family Crisis Intervention Center provides free and confidential services to individuals and families who are victims of domestic and sexual violence.
Port Coquitlam, British Columbia
Monarch Place Transition House
Offering Shelter and Support to Women and Children Fleeing Domestic Violence
Monarch Place Transition House is one of the programs of W.I.N.G.S. (Women in Need Gaining Strength) Fellowship Ministries. Their mission statement is: "WINGS exists to provide women and children in need the opportunity to gain strength and to live according to their true worth." They offer shelter and support to women and children fleeing domestic violence. Monarch Place Transition House
Portland, Oregon
Prince William County, Virginia
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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.
Rochester, New York
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Sacramento, California
WEAVE, Inc
WEAVE'S mission is to promote safe and healthy relationships and support survivors of sexual assault, domestic violence and sex trafficking. WEAVE'S vision is that when everyone acts, violence ends.
WEAVE is the primary provider of crisis intervention services for survivors of domestic violence and and the Rape Crisis Center for Sacramento County. WEAVE provides an array of multi-lingual services designed to be survivor-centered and trauma-informed. We believe the survivor is the expert of their relationship and knows what is best themselves and their family. We work in partnership with the survivor to provide options. All WEAVE services are voluntary.
At WEAVE we believe that crisis intervention services are only part of the solution. School and community based prevention education are critical in disrupting the cycle of violence and moving towards a future free of violence and abuse.
WEAVE is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Donations to WEAVE are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law. Our Tax ID # is 94-2493158.
Santa Barbara, California
St Augustine, Florida
Betty Griffin Center
The mission of the Betty Griffin Center is to offer protection and quality services for the victims of domestic violence and their minor children and/or victims of sexual assault and their families in St. Johns County, Florida through the operation of a shelter, offering assistance, counseling and providing transitional support and advocating for survivors.
We also educate the community about services provided and raise awareness on the problems of domestic violence and sexual assault to break cycles of violence.
St Petersburg, Florida
St Petersburg, Florida
St. Helens, Oregon
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Tallahassee, Florida
Tamworth, New South Wales
Teton Valley, Idaho
Thornton, Colorado
Townsville, Queensland
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Washington, District of Columbia
Wheat Ridge, Colorado
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
