Trained advocates provide supportive one-on-one care to survivors of domestic violence in-person and over the HelpLine. Survivors have access to 9 unique programs in one safe location. Services include: - one-on-one advocacy (safety planning, DV education and ongoing one-on-one support) - protection order filing onsite - access to civil legal aid clinics - support groups - Access to DSHS and Department of Child Support - emergency housing information and support (Partner with New Day WA) - referrals for immigration support - access to criminal justice services. There are also services for friends and family members of survivors - this program provides domestic violence education and tools to support and increase their loved ones' ability to effectively safety plan and access continued services and care.