Services
SafeHousingNow connects survivors and advocates with:
• Emergency and transitional housing in real time
• Verified domestic violence service providers
• Resource listings for legal, financial, and mental health support
• Safe housing access through our mobile app
Visit the SafeHousingNow App to explore all available shelters and programs in your area.
Support for Survivors who flee to be free.
Legal Assistance
Legal Services offered to Survivors are free and accessible in the following areas: child custody, TROs (Temporary Restraining Order), RO (Restraining Order), PO (Protective Order), Immigration matters, unemployment compensation, financial and/or housing issues, and other limited related issues,
Counseling/therapy
Professional counseling is provided to victims of domestic violence. through varies methods such as:Individual and group counseling is available for men, women, teens and children. Crisis intervention, crisis counseling and assessments are provided to those seeking support
Transportation
Most shelters will provide transportation to and from supportive services, appointments , or to other long term housing facilities if needed.
Childcare
Generally, every shelter will have advocates onsite who are there to assess and assist every Survivor with information and resources according to your needs. They are also mandated reporters of child abuse, so it your responsibility to supervise and care for your children at all times.
Employment
Earn of the various ways onsite advocates within a shelter can assist you by providing an assessment to help you achieve your employment/career goals which will create a life of sustainability and self-sufficiency for yourself and your family.
Medical Providers
Most shelters have advocates who will help you learn about all your health plan options including: Medicaid, Employer-Sponsored Insurance, Marketplace Insurance, Other government programs, The Affordable Care Act
