Resource Directory

Alternatives to Violence
24/7 Crisis phone number:
Mission statement

Working toward a safe community free from domestic violence, sexual assault and human trafficking.

Brief description of services provided

Alternatives to Violence provides shelter, advocacy, education and resources for people impacted by domestic violence, sexual assault and human trafficking.

Who they serve

Genders served
Male, Female, Transwomen, Transmen, Gender Queer/Gender Non-Conforming, Other, All genders served, Special Considerations
Ages served
Adults, Accompanied Minors
Eligible populations
Adult men, Adult men with minor children, Adult women, Adult women with minor children, Family members or friends who are both victims
Specializations/Sensitive to
Sex trafficking survivors, Labor trafficking survivors, DV / IPV survivors, Sexual assault survivors, Victims of crime, Human trafficking survivors
Pets
Partnership with another org to shelter or foster pets, Service animals regardless of documentation, Service animals with documentation

Services offered

Basic Needs Assistance
Food assistance, Clothing Assistance, Financial assistance, Benefits enrollment, Resource Navigation, Hygiene Kits or Items, Amenities: Showers, Laundry, Lockers, etc.
Case Management
Basic Case Management, Resource Navigation (as needed), Advocacy & Accompaniment
Crisis Services
On Call Advocates, Crisis Hotline With Resource Navigation, Walk In Crisis Services, Victim Assistance / Advocacy, Safety Planning / Services
Education / Job Training
Resume / Interview / Job readiness support
Legal Assistance
Medical / Wellness
Mobile/Community Based Clinics, Benefit enrollment (Medicaid, Medicare, SSI/​SSDI)
Mental Health
Survivor Support Groups, Other
Shelter
Housing assistance program, Emergency overnight / homeless shelter, Safehouse shelter, Transitional housing / short term residential program
Transportation Assistance
Financial assistance (train/bus/plane tickets), Uber/Lyft Rides to Other Appointments/Locations

How to access services

Access
Phone intake required, Survivor must call themselves, Virtual services available, Online service request form
ADA accessibility
Ramp, Wheelchair accessible doorways, Wheelchair accessible hallways
Service requirements
Curfew adherence, Must be actively fleeing an abuser, No drug or alcohol usage on site, Victimization requirements, Weekly case management, Can bring limited belongings
Safety
Alarm on property, Front desk staff, Gated property, Locked front doors, Security cameras, Confidential address, Location tracking on phone turned OFF

Additional information

Faith-based organization
No
Services provided if legal status is unclear

Hours of Operation

Monday
12:00 am
Tuesday
12:00 am
Wednesday
12:00 am
Thursday
12:00 am
Friday
12:00 am
Saturday
12:00 am
Sunday
12:00 am

Additional addresses