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Programs & Services

Our lifesaving Programs and services

 

CRISIS LINE

Available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
(847) 249-4450
1-800-600-SAFE (toll free)

EMERGENCY SHELTER

A 33-bed shelter with food, clothing, support, and case management for families to begin a new chapter in their lives free from abuse.

INTERVENTION PROGRAM

Evaluation and group education for perpetrators  of abuse so they can learn accountability for their actions and rebuild their lives.

HOUSING

Supportive permanent, transitional, and scattered housing is available for victims with on-site counseling, advocacy, and life skills education to help them live independent, abuse-free lives.

INDIVIDUAL AND GROUP COUNSELING

Counseling services for individuals and groups  in English and Spanish throughout Lake County, including Gurnee, Lake Forest, and Lake Zurich.

FAMILY VISITATION CENTER

Provides court-ordered supervised visitations and monitored custody exchanges in a safe environment for families of domestic violence to rebuild relationships.

COURTHOUSE ADVOCACY

Located in the 19th Circuit Courthouse in Waukegan, victims receive assistance with filing orders or protection and support as they stand in court.

COMMUNITY EDUCATION

Customized programs are available for professionals, civic groups, faith-based organizations, businesses, corporations, and other groups.

PREVENTION EDUCATION

Healthy dating prevention education is provided  to schools to educate youth and teens about the warning signs of abusive relationships and the cycle of violence.

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                            

 

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