The ultimate impact of this partnership is maintaining the capacity of our seven agencies to meet the needs of victims of sexual assault and domestic violence, and their families, across our shared community.
In a single year, our seven agencies together reached more than twenty-nine thousand people with safety, healing, and support.
Behind every number is a person who found safety, stability, or a path forward. Here is what our combined services made possible.
people had a safe place to sleep at shelter, from days to months, until long-term safe housing could be found.
households gained the stability of a home for up to two years as they rebuild their lives.
individuals received counseling to support their mental health after the trauma of domestic violence or sexual assault.
people found reassurance and a pathway to safety when they called our helplines for assistance.
people received legal assistance as they navigated the legal system in their efforts to stay safe.
people were reached with information that could help them, or a loved one, through the crisis of abuse.
people took part in meaningful prevention sessions working toward ending violence in our communities.
organizations, still open and still serving, standing together so that no survivor is left without support.
Serving victims of sexual assault and domestic violence, and their families, in Brown, Door, Kewaunee, and Oconto Counties.
Every gift protects the shelter, counseling, and crisis response behind these numbers.
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