Local Programs

This is an outreach office for Centers Against Violence which provides advocacy services to adult and child victims of domestic and sexual violence and stalking; emergency shelter; outreach services; legal assistance for domestic violence petitions, custody, and divorce proceedings; prevention education programs within the schools and community organizations; awareness activities; emergency transportation; and healthy relationship and support services for adult victims, teens, and young children. The headquarters is located in Randolph county.

Providing confidential support, counseling, emergency shelter, safety planning, emergency protective order preparation, and a 24-hour hotline for emergency assistance. Serves Berkeley, Jefferson, and Morgan Counties.

YWCA Resolve offers case management, court advocacy, counseling, support groups, safety planning, monitored parent-child visitation and exchange, and more. The headquarters is located in Charleston, WV.

This is an outreach office for Centers Against Violence which provides advocacy services to adult and child victims of domestic and sexual violence and stalking; emergency shelter; outreach services; legal assistance for domestic violence petitions, custody, and divorce proceedings; prevention education programs within the schools and community organizations; awareness activities; emergency transportation; and healthy relationship and support services for adult victims, teens, and young children. The headquarters is located in Randolph county.

The Domestic Violence Awareness Center provides children’s services including visitation and self-confidence programs, advocacy within the justice system both in civil and criminal proceedings, and community education on domestic violence topics. Serves Brooke and Hancock counties.

Branches works to empower the increasing number of domestic violence victims and their families to break the cycle of domestic violence. Branches provides emergency shelter for those in need. Additionally, Branches offers legal advocacy, legal referrals, individual & group counseling, and case management to ready their clients to become independent. All of Branches’ services are free of charge.

Serves Cabell, Lincoln, Mason, Putnam, and Wayne Counties

FCIC has a shelter located in Wood County, which provides a short-term (30 days or less) safe place for victims to reside while they prepare for living safely. They also provide victim advocacy including crisis intervention, legal advocacy, case management, and group therapy. Lastly, their Kids First Program offers children a safe place for court appointed visits with their parents. The headquarters is located in Wood County.

YWCA Resolve offers case management, court advocacy, counseling, support groups, safety planning, monitored parent-child visitation and exchange, and more. The headquarters is located in Charleston, WV.

HOPE operates a shelter facility in Fairmont for those in need. They also assist clients with financial needs such as utility payments, rent, childcare, and many other various expenses as an individual works to begin their life free of violence. Additionally, they have support groups and community training. The headquarters is located in Marion County.

This is an outreach office of the Women’s Resource Center which provides safety and quality emergency intervention, advocacy, prevention, and educational services for victims and witnesses of domestic and/or sexual violence.

HOPE operates a shelter facility in Fairmont for those in need. They also assist clients with financial needs such as utility payments, rent, childcare, and many other various expenses as an individual works to begin their life free of violence. Additionally, they have support groups and community training. The headquarters is located in Marion County.

The Family Crisis Center provides emergency overnight shelter, a 24-hour hotline, counseling, transportation for clients, support groups, legal and personal advocacy, case management, community education, and various programming (children’s programs, date violence prevention program, parenting program, living skills program). All services are confidential and free of charge. The headquarters is located in Mineral County.

Domestic violence services include a 24-hour hotline, temporary shelter, empowerment counseling, legal advocacy, assistance and advocacy with community resources, information and referral, prevention education, support groups, adult basic education and vocational planning, children’s groups and activities, a summer day camp, a STOP team, tutoring, and children’s advocacy.

Sexual assault services include legal advocacy and court accompaniment, information and referral, crisis intervention, support groups, a SART team, child sexual abuse investigation, parent education and support.

Prevention and community education services include school programs for all grades, speakers for community education and church groups, and in-service training for medical and other service providers.

Serves Greenbrier, Monroe, and Pocahontas Counties.

The Family Crisis Center provides emergency shelter, a 24-hour hotline, counseling, transportation for clients, support groups, legal and personal advocacy, case management, community education, and various programming (children’s programs, date violence prevention program, parenting program, living skills program). All services are confidential and free of charge. The headquarters is located in Mineral County.

The Domestic Violence Awareness Center provides children’s services including visitation and self-confidence programs, advocacy within the justice system both in civil and criminal proceedings, and community education on domestic violence topics. Serves Brooke and Hancock counties.

The Family Crisis Center provides emergency shelter, a 24-hour hotline, counseling, transportation for clients, support groups, legal and personal advocacy, case management, community education, and various programming (children’s programs, date violence prevention program, parenting program, living skills program). All services are confidential and free of charge.

Serves Grant, Hampshire, Hardy, Mineral (headquarters), and Pendleton Counties.

HOPE operates a shelter facility in Fairmont for those in need. They also assist clients with financial needs such as utility payments, rent, childcare, and many other various expenses as an individual works to begin their life free of violence. Additionally, they have support groups and community training. The headquarters is located in Marion County.

FCIC has a shelter located in Wood County, which provides a short-term (30 days or less) safe place for victims to reside while they prepare for living safely. They also provide victim advocacy including crisis intervention, legal advocacy, case management, and group therapy. Lastly, their Kids First Program offers children a safe place for court appointed visits with their parents. The headquarters is located in Wood County.

Providing confidential support, counseling, emergency shelter, safety planning, emergency protective order preparation, and a 24-hour hotline for emergency assistance. The headquarters is located in Berkeley, WV.

YWCA Resolve offers case management, court advocacy, counseling, support groups, safety planning, monitored parent-child visitation and exchange, and more. Serves Kanawha, Clay, and Boone counties.

HOPE operates a shelter facility in Fairmont for those in need. They also assist clients with financial needs such as utility payments, rent, childcare, and many other various expenses as an individual works to begin their life free of violence. Additionally, they have support groups and community training. The headquarters is located in Marion County.

This is an outreach office for Branches Domestic Violence Shelter, Inc. which offers legal advocacy, legal referrals, individual & group counseling, and case management to ready their clients to become independent. All of Branches’ services are free of charge.

Tug Valley Recovery Shelter is a domestic violence shelter which provides crisis intervention, counseling, legal & court advocacy, as well as shelter for those escaping from abusive situations. Serves Mingo and Logan Counties.

HOPE operates a shelter facility in Fairmont for those in need. They also assist clients with financial needs such as utility payments, rent, childcare, and many other various expenses as an individual works to begin their life free of violence. Additionally, they have support groups and community training.

Serves Doddridge, Gilmer, Harrison, Lewis, and Marion Counties

This is an outreach office for Branches Domestic Violence Shelter, Inc. which offers legal advocacy, legal referrals, individual & group counseling, and case management to ready their clients to become independent. All of Branches’ services are free of charge.

SAFE provides emergency and transitional housing as well as case management, court advocacy, transportation, and referral services.

Serves McDowell, Mercer, and Wyoming Counties

SAFE provides emergency and transitional housing as well as case management, court advocacy, transportation, and referral services. Serves McDowell, Mercer, and Wyoming Counties. The headquarters is in McDowell.

The Family Crisis Center provides emergency shelter, a 24-hour hotline, counseling, transportation for clients, support groups, legal and personal advocacy, case management, community education, and various programming (children’s programs, date violence prevention program, parenting program, living skills program). All services are confidential and free of charge.

Serves Grant, Hampshire, Hardy, Mineral, and Pendleton Counties.

Tug Valley Recovery Shelter is a domestic violence shelter which provides crisis intervention, counseling, legal & court advocacy, as well as shelter for those escaping from abusive situations. Serves Mingo and Logan Counties.

Services include a crisis hotline, group and individual counseling, advocacy, support groups, community education, and emergency shelter. All services are confidential and free of charge. RDVIC serves victims in three counties through its shelter in Morgantown and outreach offices in Taylor and Preston counties.

Domestic violence services include a 24-hour hotline, temporary shelter, empowerment counseling, legal advocacy, assistance and advocacy with community resources, information and referral, prevention education, support groups, adult basic education and vocational planning, children’s groups and activities, a summer day camp, a STOP team, tutoring, and children’s advocacy.

Sexual assault services include legal advocacy and court accompaniment, information and referral, crisis intervention, support groups, a SART team, child sexual abuse investigation, parent education and support.

Prevention and community education services include school programs for all grades, speakers for community education and church groups, and in-service training for medical and other service providers.

The headquarters is located in Greenbrier County.

Providing confidential support, counseling, emergency shelter, safety planning, emergency protective order preparation, and a 24-hour hotline for emergency assistance. The headquarters is located in Berkeley County, WV.

This is an outreach office for the Women’s Resource Center which provides safety and quality emergency intervention, advocacy, prevention, and educational services for victims and witnesses of domestic and/or sexual violence.

The Family Violence Prevention Program (FVPP) includes emergency shelter, Madden House, a 24-hour confidential hotline, transitional housing, supervised visitation and exchange, parenting / life skills classes, advocacy, support groups, c.r.e.a.t.e. a lifeline cell phones, and batterer’s intervention available for Ohio Marshall and Wetzel counties.

The Family Crisis Center provides emergency shelter, a 24-hour hotline, counseling, transportation for clients, support groups, legal and personal advocacy, case management, community education, and various programming (children’s programs, date violence prevention program, parenting program, living skills program). All services are confidential and free of charge.

Serves Grant, Hampshire, Hardy, Mineral (headquarters), and Pendleton Counties.

FCIC has a shelter located in Wood County, which provides a short-term (30 days or less) safe place for victims to reside while they prepare for living safely. They also provide victim advocacy including crisis intervention, legal advocacy, case management, and group therapy. Lastly, their Kids First Program offers children a safe place for court appointed visits with their parents. The headquarters is located in Wood County.

Domestic violence services include a 24-hour hotline, temporary shelter, empowerment counseling, legal advocacy, assistance and advocacy with community resources, information and referral, prevention education, support groups, adult basic education and vocational planning, children’s groups and activities, a summer day camp, a STOP team, tutoring, and children’s advocacy.

Sexual assault services include legal advocacy and court accompaniment, information and referral, crisis intervention, support groups, a SART team, child sexual abuse investigation, parent education and support.

Prevention and community education services include school programs for all grades, speakers for community education and church groups, and in-service training for medical and other service providers.

The headquarters is located in Greenbrier County.

Services include a crisis hotline, group and individual counseling, advocacy, support groups, community education, and emergency shelter. All services are confidential and free of charge. RDVIC serves victims in three counties through its shelter in Morgantown and outreach offices in Taylor and Preston counties.

This is an outreach office for Branches Domestic Violence Shelter, Inc. which offers legal advocacy, legal referrals, individual & group counseling, and case management to ready their clients to become independent. All of Branches’ services are free of charge.

Centers Against Violence provides: advocacy services to adult and child victims of domestic and sexual violence and stalking; emergency shelter; outreach services; legal assistance for domestic violence petitions, custody, and divorce proceedings; prevention education programs within the schools and community organizations; awareness activities; emergency transportation; and healthy relationship and support services for adult victims, teens, and young children. Serves Randolph, Tucker, Braxton, Barbour, Upshur, and Webster counties.

FCIC has a shelter located in Wood County, which provides a short-term (30 days or less) safe place for victims to reside while they prepare for living safely. They also provide victim advocacy including crisis intervention, legal advocacy, case management, and group therapy. Lastly, their Kids First Program offers children a safe place for court appointed visits with their parents. The headquarters is located in Wood County.

FCIC has a shelter located in Wood County, which provides a short-term (30 days or less) safe place for victims to reside while they prepare for living safely. They also provide victim advocacy including crisis intervention, legal advocacy, case management, and group therapy. Lastly, their Kids First Program offers children a safe place for court appointed visits with their parents. The headquarters is located in Wood County.

This is an outreach office for the Women’s Resource Center which provides safety and quality emergency intervention, advocacy, prevention, and educational services for victims and witnesses of domestic and/or sexual violence.

Services include a crisis hotline, group and individual counseling, advocacy, support groups, community education, and emergency shelter. All services are confidential and free of charge. RDVIC serves victims in three counties through its shelter in Morgantown and outreach offices in Taylor and Preston counties.

This is an outreach office for Centers Against Violence which provides advocacy services to adult and child victims of domestic and sexual violence and stalking; emergency shelter; outreach services; legal assistance for domestic violence petitions, custody, and divorce proceedings; prevention education programs within the schools and community organizations; awareness activities; emergency transportation; and healthy relationship and support services for adult victims, teens, and young children. The headquarters is located in Randolph county.

FCIC has a shelter located in Wood County, which provides a short-term (30 days or less) safe place for victims to reside while they prepare for living safely. They also provide victim advocacy including crisis intervention, legal advocacy, case management, and group therapy. Lastly, their Kids First Program offers children a safe place for court appointed visits with their parents. The headquarters is located in Wood County.

This is an outreach office for Centers Against Violence which provides advocacy services to adult and child victims of domestic and sexual violence and stalking; emergency shelter; outreach services; legal assistance for domestic violence petitions, custody, and divorce proceedings; prevention education programs within the schools and community organizations; awareness activities; emergency transportation; and healthy relationship and support services for adult victims, teens, and young children. The headquarters is located in Randolph county.

This is an outreach office for Branches Domestic Violence Shelter, Inc. which offers legal advocacy, legal referrals, individual & group counseling, and case management to ready their clients to become independent. All of Branches’ services are free of charge.

This is an outreach office for Centers Against Violence which provides advocacy services to adult and child victims of domestic and sexual violence and stalking; emergency shelter; outreach services; legal assistance for domestic violence petitions, custody, and divorce proceedings; prevention education programs within the schools and community organizations; awareness activities; emergency transportation; and healthy relationship and support services for adult victims, teens, and young children. The headquarters is located in Randolph county.

FCIC has a shelter located in Wood County, which provides a short-term (30 days or less) safe place for victims to reside while they prepare for living safely. They also provide victim advocacy including crisis intervention, legal advocacy, case management, and group therapy. Lastly, their Kids First Program offers children a safe place for court appointed visits with their parents. The headquarters is in Wood County.

FCIC has a shelter located in Wood County, which provides a short-term (30 days or less) safe place for victims to reside while they prepare for living safely. They also provide victim advocacy including crisis intervention, legal advocacy, case management, and group therapy. Lastly, their Kids First Program offers children a safe place for court appointed visits with their parents.

Serves Calhoun, Jackson, Pleasants, Ritchie, Roane, Tyler, Wirt, and Wood Counties.

SAFE provides emergency and transitional housing as well as case management, court advocacy, transportation, and referral services. Serves McDowell (headquarters), Mercer, and Wyoming Counties.