SAFE HOUSE!

SAFE HOUSE SERVICES

100

24 HR 365 DAY SERVICE THAT CONTACTS WASHTENAW COUNTY LAW ENFORCEMENT IN ANY SITUATION 

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE RESPONSE TEAM 

200

PROVIDES EMOTIONAL AND PRACTICAL SUPPORT TO SURVIVORS

COUNSELING FOR DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SURVIVORS 

300

Provide assistance and support to survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault as they engage with the criminal or civil legal system.

Legal Advocacy Services

400

Group of Washtenaw County high school students between the ages of 13 and 18 years old that are dedicated to ending dating violence and sexual assault by providing educational presentations to local high school students.

TEEN VOICE

500

Provides counseling, support groups, legal advocacy, and health services to teenagers aged 14 and up with parental permission. SafeHouse Center provides walk-in support and access to our 24/7 HelpLine to teenagers aged 14 and up without parental permission.

SERVICES FOR TEENS

STATS!

100

 A pattern of coercive power and control that one person uses over someone with whom they are in an intimate relationship.

DATING VIOLENCE

200

 Physical violence, sexual violence emotional abuse, intimidation, threats, and money to control their partner.

ABUSER TACTICS 

300

43% OF THIS GROUP EXPERIENCE PARTNER VIOLENCE

COLLEGE WOMEN

400

1 IN 7 OF THIS GROUP EXPERIENCES PARTNER VIOLENCE

MEN

500

HALF OF THE U.S POPULATION HAS EXPERIENCED THIS TYPE OF AGGRESSION  

Psychological

EMERGENCY

100

 [phone]

PRIDE CENTER AT OZONE

200

1-800-799-SAFE http://www.thehotline.org/

THE NATIONAL DOMESTIC VIOLENCE HOTLINE AND WEBSITE

300

[phone]

SAFE HOUSE HELPLINE

400

(734)-936-3333

Sexual Assault Prevention and Awareness Center (SAPAC) 24-hour Crisis Line

500

734-995-5444

LGBTQIA+ SUPPORT GROUP FOR SURVIVORS

WAYS TO HELP

100

These volunteers are cross trained to provide crisis intervention, advocacy, education and practical assistance to survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault either in the shelter or on the phone.

Shelter/HelpLine Volunteers

200

Volunteer Time Requirements: 2.5 hour per week commitment from 5:45pm to 8:15pm Monday–Friday.

Children and Youth Volunteers

300

Provide immediate crisis intervention to survivors of sexual assault and domestic violence.

RESPONSE TEAM VOLUNTEERS 

400

Assist the staff facilitator and help create a supportive environment while providing advocacy and education for survivors who have experienced sexual assault or domestic violence

CO-FACILITATORS 

500

Greet visitors, assist with donors and do light clerical tasks. Training will be provided.

RECEPTIONISTS 

ABOUT

100

 To provide safety, support, advocacy and resources for survivors of sexual assault and domestic violence and their children, and to work relentlessly to change the systems and attitudes that allow this abuse to continue.

SAFE HOUSE MISSION 

200

• We know that we cannot do this alone. We will provide the leadership to build effective community partnerships and drive the systems changes required to end assaults on women.
• We are committed to the empowerment of all women and believe that all people should be valued without bias and should be treated with dignity and respect. This feminist philosophy guides our actions and service delivery. We believe in liberty and justice for all – no exceptions.

CORE VALUES

300

 4100 Clark Rd. Ann Arbor, MI 48105 

9AM-5PM MONDAY-FRIDAY

ADDRESS AND HOURS OF OPERATION 

400

Please contact Deb Kern at 734-973-0242 x 273, or e-mail her [e-mail].

FUNDRAISING EVENT 

500

Development Department at [phone] ext. 273.

DONATION INFORMATION