Who We Are
Established in 1985, Haven House will celebrate 30 years of assisting victims of domestic violence in 2015. Thanks to your generosity and support, Haven House continues to reach out to victims of domestic violence in our community by providing needed services to victims such as a 24 hour crisis line, shelter, counseling, court advocacy, outreach assistance, and referrals. You, our supporters, are changing lives; victims are becoming survivors and hope is being restored. To learn more about who we are and what we do
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Our Mission
Haven House Domestic Violence Shelter has provided victims and their families with a safe haven and support while helping them gain independence through self-empowerment and education. Haven House offers both emergency shelter for crisis situations as well as long-term transitional shelter for women and children. Thousands of victims have passed through these doors making life changing commitments to themselves and their children for a safer and healthier future.
Our Vision
Haven House is committed to ending domestic violence by offering safety and shelter for women who have been abused, we also want to provide a safe place for their children. We are determined to help women who are suffering from an abusive relationship by helping them restore the power they once had in their life. We provide self-sufficiency and control to domestic violence survivors, and we educate the public on the dynamics of domestic violence. Our number one goal is to see a community free of domestic violence.
Our Values
Haven House is built on a set of values that we believe help to make a difference in others. We believe in always do the right thing. We want to provide programs built on the best practices. We embrace diversity as an essential component of all we do. We have created a work environment built on trust and mutual respect. Everyone here at Haven House is focused on helping those who have suffered from abuse and neglect. We want to break the cycle of abuse and help our victims find their way on the road to a new life.
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