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DVHopeline offered at New Beginnings

Eligibility

Domestic violence advocacy support line for anyone experiencing domestic or intimate partner violence, as well as concerned friends, family, or community members who are looking for more information or support.

Languages

Interpreter services

Application process

Call or chat via website.

Fees

None.

Service area

Skagit, WA
King, WA
Island, WA
Snohomish, WA

Other Information

Languages

Interpreter services

Payment Options

Free

Description

The DVHopeline (DVHL) is one program at New Beginnings. The DVHL is King County's 24/7 centralized domestic violence advocacy support line to anyone experiencing domestic or intimate partner violence, as well as concerned friends, family, or community members who are looking for more information or support. The DVHL is an inbound-only contact center. We provide advocacy from 6am-10pm daily, and from 10pm-6am, DVHL calls are automatically transferred to the National Domestic Violence Hotline. It is a free, community-accessible advocacy support line designed to meet the evolving needs of both survivors and service providers. Our DV advocacy skills and services include: -Emotional support and safety planning -Legal advocacy -Housing advocacy -Gender-based violence (GBV) and prevention information -Enrollment in Address Confidentiality Program (ACP) -Discernment and assessment completion for Domestic Violence Coordinated Housing Access Point (DVCHAP) -Assessment of needs for referrals to Community Advocacy Programs (CAP) -Information sharing on emergency, confidential, domestic violence shelters -Warm transfers to resources (e.g. Crisis Connections, WA Warm Line) -Confidential case consultation and collaboration

Providing organization

New Beginnings

Provides confidential shelter for survivors of domestic violence. Helpline, legal advocacy and safety planning services offered to survivors of any gender.  Offers counseling for abused adults and children. Also offers parenting classes to non-abusing parents of children who have witnessed violence. Kids Club, a children’s support group, helps children deal with past exposure to domestic violence.