24-HOUR HOTLINE - Help is only a phone call away. Hotline workers provide information about your choices and are able to provide information on emergency housing, medical care and legal choices. If you simply need to talk, they will listen. Provides support, information and referral to other community services.

SHELTER - A safe place for battered women and their children if you feel you have to leave your home. Counseling for you and your children is available in the shelter.

COUNSELING - Individual options and safety counseling and support groups for survivors and support persons.

ADVOCACY/ACCOMPANIMENT - Family Services' staff are available to assist persons who are seeking protection from abuse orders or support during court hearings. Other program workers provide assistance for welfare and medical matters. Legal advocacy staff are not attorneys and cannot provide legal advice or referrals to specific attorneys. Services may be accessed during the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. Please call 814-693-0130.

COMMUNITY AND STUDENT AWARENESS PROGRAM - Educational presentations about domestic violence and teen dating violence.

How Can We Help You?

Stop Grant Program

Domestic Violence
Hurts Everyone

Are You an Abuser?

Are You Abused?

What Should a
Victim Do?

You Are Not Alone