you're not alone

Discover a community of support where love abounds.

We're here for you! If you are afraid of your partner or spouse, you are not alone. Get help now. Free and confidential help is available 24-hours a day, 7 days a week through the DC Victim Hotline at 1-844-443-5732. Victims of domestic violence receive the help you need, regardless of sexual orientation, language barriers, gender, or immigration status.
*IF YOU ARE IN IMMEDIATE DANGER OR FEAR FOR YOUR PHYSICAL SAFETY, PLEASE CALL 911.

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Your life matters

You were created with purpose, and you are a gift - not to be abused.

Our advocates are available to discuss your situation and identify available options to help ensure your safety. Remember: the abuse is NOT your fault, and leaving is never easy. No one deserves to experience abuse of any kind—for any reason. And every type of abuse is serious-not to be ignored.

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Safe Housing

Need Shelter?

We can help provide safe haven in an undisclosed location, available for you and your children.

Helping Hands

Improving life

You deserve better! Leaving is never easy - but we're here to support you in your transition from victim to victor.

Support groups

Relationship

Build lasting and healthy relationships, with a community of survivors and strivers.

Get the help you need

Find out ways we can support you, if you're experiencing abuse.

Building with our community of survivors, is something we keep close to our heart. Getting to know your personal stories, your needs, learning what’s important to you, and customizing a care plan that works best for your situation, is what makes the care we provide truly personalized and beneficial. 

spiritual

Healthly life

You were created with a purpose, and you're life matters. We want to help you start your journey to healing and wholeness.

community

Counseling

 Counseling that offers, support, healing & enrichment programs to help you build a life without fear.

create a plan

of Safety

Give yourself permission to break-free, start your path to a safer place. We can help you create an exit plan that keeps you and your children safe.

Financial Support

Available

Counselors can connect you with financial assistance programs you may qualify for. Get the help you need.

Dr. Cathy Thompson

Founder

Jaliel Thompson

YOUTH PASTOR

Tami Cristos

Director of RESOURCES

From our lovely
community, family & friends.

You can live a better life!

My daughter referred me a few years ago, and I received the strength I needed to walk away once and for all. My life has never been the same- for the better!

Deborah Rogan

Member

My children and I couldn’t be happier with my decision to enter this program! Most importantly, I feel loved here, from the caring staff to friends who look in on me.

Pamela Braxton

Member

Since transitioning to the safe house- the quality, responsiveness and friendliness of the staff can’t be beat. Our overall everyday experiences living makes us feel safer.

Dhea Maxwell

Member

The program saved my life. Helped me to get back on my feet. I found a job and received financial assistance to transition to a safe place of my own.

Stephanie Jones

Member

What we provide

We’re here to help abuse victims, past and present, rebuild a life of joy, wholeness, stability, and success - one family at a time!

Our ministry-focused intervention and prevention efforts directly contribute to survivors’ safety, empowerment, and overall well-being. Once you work with an advocate, a safety plan, can be created, which is a set of actions that can help lower your risk of being hurt by your partner or familial, when trying to transition. Victims face the most danger from their abusers when they prepare to leave.

If you are in immediate danger, call 911.

FAMILy

Supporting your children.

the first step

Identifying Abuse.

Help is close by

Get a plan & Stay safe.

IF YOU ARE IN IMMEDIATE DANGER, PLEASE CALL 911.

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about our services and get help today.

The experience of surviving relationship abuse is traumatic, and people in any stage of an abusive relationship should be able to depend on others for support as they process complex emotions and navigate next steps. We want to help!