You are not alone, SAVE is here for you. Services We Offer social social social social social Helping Survivors of Intimate Partner Violence 24-hour Crisis Line Trained advocates offer callers emotional support, crisis intervention, and referrals. Calls can be conducted in more than 300 languages. learn more Empowerment Center Our walk-in center provides survivors immediate access to our organization’s comprehensive services. learn more Safe House Our Safe House offers a home for survivors fleeing abuse. Safe House services help individuals and families heal and move toward safety and stability. learn more Housing First Program This program offers a range of housing assistance such as move-in costs, rental assistance, and help with utilities as well as ongoing case management support. learn more Counseling Services Our counseling program serves survivors of all ages, as well as families and couples. Both individual and group support services are provided. learn more Youth Prevention Services SAVE’s Youth Services Project works within our community to promote healthy relationships and foster leadership development among youth. learn more 40-Hour Training Individuals who work directly with survivors must complete an intensive 40-hour domestic violence counselor training to provide peer counseling, crisis intervention, and assistance with TROs and court accompaniment. Volunteer More than 1000+ callers received support through our crisis line. SAVE’s 24-hour crisis hotline is a gateway to all of SAVE’s services. Trained DV advocates offer callers emotional support, crisis intervention, and other referrals. Our Impact Donate now and make our communities safe. Intimate Partner Violence is a community health issue that we all have a responsibility to address. When we work to end IPV, we are building safer communities and promoting mental, physical, and emotional wellness among our neighbors and ourselves. Find out how you can give today. Donate Hear From The Survivors We Have Served This is the default caption “[SAVE] made me feel comfortable, not ashamed for the help I needed. The case managers helped me and made me feel like a human, not a number. They have stayed consistently in contact when I reached out.” — Susan (Name changed to protect survivor’s privacy.) “[SAVE] help and look for extra resources of my needs. They listen and hear me about the situation that I am going through. They support me in every step that could take me to the healing process.” — Roxanne (Name changed to protect survivor’s privacy.) How to Get Involved Volunteer to raise awareness about IPV and support the efforts to end it. Volunteers who earn their 40-Hour DV Advocate Certificate can also work directly with survivors in various settings, including our crisis hotline, Empowerment Center and Safe House. volunteer Become a DV Counselor