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The Caring Place
24-Hour Crisis Line 219-464-2128
Phone: 219-464-0840
Address: 3107 Cascade Drive Valparaiso, IN
Must be a Lake, Porter, or Starke County Resident
men, women children, and elderly
Services Offered:
Community programs
Safe Shelter
Victim Advocacy
Legal Advocacy
Sexual Assault Support
Domestic Violence Support
Community Awareness
Support Groups
The Amanda Forum
Haven House
24-Hour Crisis Line: 219-931-2090
Email: havenhouse.nwi@gmail.com
Hammond
Services Offered:
Emergency Shelter
Crisis INtervention & Support Services
Case Management & Advocacy
Community Referral Services
Life Skills Groups
Indiana Coalition Against Domestic Violence
Phone: 317-917-3685
Address: 1915 West 18th Street, Suite B, Indianapolis, IN
ICADV works for the prevention and elimination of domestic violence. Access and explore resources
Website: https://icadvinc.org/
StrongHearts- Native Helpline
Phone: 844-762-8483
StrongHearts Native Helpline is a 24/7 safe, confidential and anonymous domestic and sexual violence helpline for Native Americans and Alaska Natives, offering support and advocacy.
St. Jude House
24-Hour Crisis Line: 800-254-1286
Phone: 219-662-7066
Address: 12490 Marshall Street, Crown Point
Domestic violence shelter for single women & women w/ children Officer can transport, or shelter can send cab to public place
Services Offered
Emergency Shelter
Case Management
Mobile Advocacy
Legal Advocacy
Child Advocacy
Adult Advocacy
Stepping Stone Shelter for Women
24-Hour Crisis Line: 888-879-4615
Michigan City
Laporte County Residents Only
Services Offered:
Domestic Violence Program
Sexual Assault Program
Human Trafficking Program
Bridge Transitional Housing
Domestic Violence Victims Service
Domestic Violence Victims Service
Crown Counseling
Phone: 219-663-6353
The Domestic Violence Victims Service is a support service that aims to help individuals who have been affected by domestic violence. The service offers a safe and confidential environment for people to discuss their experiences and seek guidance on how to stay safe and cope with the impact of domestic violence. The discussions cover a range of important topics that can help individuals understand the nature of domestic violence, its effects on mental and physical health, and how to seek legal and medical assistance. The service strives to empower individuals to take control of their lives and move toward a future free from violence and abuse.
Victim service information in the area.
Help navigating the outside services.
Education Group
Safety planning
Case management services
Effects of domestic violence on children and more.
Counseling
https://bmt.htm.mybluehost.me/groups/domestic-violence-victims/
Gary Commission for Women : The Rainbow-Ark Shelter
24-Hour Crisis Line: 219-886-1600
Phone: 219-883-4155
Address: 455 Massachusetts Street, Gary, IN
Welcomes residents from anywhere
A 21-45-day trauma informed care emergency shelter for women and their children affected by homelessness or
domestic violence. We also provide emergency respite for men who are affected by domestic violence.
Programs Offered:
Crisis intervention and safety planning
Housing, income, employment, and educational resources
Provide daily living needs (such as food, toiletries, and emergency clothing)
Individual and group support
Life skills training in goal-setting, budgeting, and parenting
Legal advocacy to include court orders, protection orders and immigration
Referrals and linkages to social service agencies and entitlement programs
Education and information about the dynamics and effects of domestic violence, sexual assault, and the homelessness cycle
Specialized services for children who have witnessed domestic violence
Provide out-client services and support group to clients as a form of aftercare once they depart from the shelter
PROJECT EMERGE
For Mobile advocacy, please call (219) 883-4155 and ask for Project Emerge.
PROJECT EMERGE is mobile domestic violence advocacy, whereas our Victim Education Advocate meets survivors in a safe location of their choice. This can be at the park, in a coffee shop, or survivor’s home.
Mobile advocacy is not a crisis response, however, an initiative that will allow us to reach individuals and families who may be in danger and those who may have never reached out to us for services before because of the barriers often associated with entering or accessing a shelter. We also provide
emergency respite accommodation solutions for victims, for 1 night, on a case by case basis.
We provide the following advocacy and support services and programming:
Referral Planning to necessary community services
Development of a safety plan in order to feel safer going forward
Assistance in locating and accompanying victim/survivors to refuge services
Assist with solutions to survivors that have barriers to transportation for work or appointments
Completion of protective orders or Address Confidentiality Program
Assistance with accessing employment and education
Any other support to help improve a victim/survivor’s current situation
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