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Shelter Services :

 

Our Shelter services have been designed to offer descrete shelter for those in need. We have a warming a safe enviorment that is geared towards assisting you our your loved ones through a rough time.

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Transitional Home Services :

 

The transitional home is a service provided to women and children who are residing in the emergency shelter and need additional time to find permanent housing.

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Transportation Services :

 

Our transportation service is for those who will need transportation to court hearings, hospital visits, doctor visits, etc. Contact us today if you are in need of such services.

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Court Advocacy Services:

 

Do you need support while at court? We can be there for you through a very rough and difficult time. Our advocacy experts will guide you and offer you the support you need.

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Childrens Programs:

 

In order to stop domestic violence we must stop the cycle of violence from repeating itself.  Working with children is the first step in that process. Children who grow up in violent homes need special services to ensure that they have the tools they need to work through the trauma they have suffered.  Harbor's Child Advocate works with the children who are guests at our shelter as well other children in the community who are victims of domestic violence and sexual assault. For more information on our programs directly designed for children click here.

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Hospital Advocacy Services :

 

Harbor provides hospital accompaniment to victims of sexual assault.  The Sexual Assault Advocate will stay with the victim during the rape kit and any other exams that are required.  The Advocate will walk the victim through the stages that need to be taken after the assault.  Healing from rape can be a long and very difficult process.  Harbor is here to help.  If you are a victim of rape and need assistance please contact us.  All services are free and confidential.

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Support Groups :

 

Domestic Violence Group : This group is for women and children and is offered in English and Spanish on Monday night from 6:30-8:00 PM.

Sexual Assault Group: This group is available for survivors of sexual assault and rape. This group meets on Tuesday nights from 6:30-8:00 PM.

New Choices: Classes meet for 10 weeks on Tuesday mornings and Thursday evenings. For more information on Harbor's New Choices program read the section below.

All groups are free and confidential.  Call to enroll and learn more information.

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New Choices :

 

The New Choices Program is a program designed to help displaced homemakers gain the skills they need to enter or re-enter the workforce. A Displaced Homemaker is a person who has been financially dependent on a spouse, significant other, or government assistance while working primarily in the home. The homemaker may have had part-time employment or occasional full-time employment, but did not pursue permanent, full-time employment of their own. For a variety of reasons (death, divorce, separation, ineligibility for federal assistance), that support becomes unavailable and the individual must gain skills to survive and support their families on their own.

Services Provided: Job Counseling, Information about Employment, Interview Tips and Mock Interviews, Resume Writing Assistance, Educational Services, Housing Resources, Child Care Resources, and 11 week group sessions.

Workshops are offered to participants in the New Choices program. The workshops are designed to equip participants with the skills and abilities they need to survive in today’s world. Group members are encouraged to share information and personal experiences with the group.

The 11 workshops are: Introduction, Assertiveness, Personal Health, Nutrition, Money Management, Child Management, Self Advocacy, Legal Rights, Coping with Crisis, Community Resources, Employment and Education.

The workshops will be held on Tuesdays at 10:00am and on Thursdays at 6:30pm. All workshops will be approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes long. The Tuesday groups will begin March 4 and the Thursday groups will begin March 6. If you are interested please contact Mary Arant for more information.

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Employment Assistance:

 

Our employment assistance program will assist you in landing a steady job that will help you get back on your feet. Contact us today for more information about our employment assistance program.

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Support groups for domestic violence and sexual assault survivors are available.
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To enroll in any group please call our office 938-3566 or Click Here.

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