#DVCounts: Shout-Out to Our First Submissions!

September 14, 2020

On Thursday, September 10, the National Network to End Domestic Violence (NNEDV) launched our 15th annual Domestic Violence Counts survey day!

During these 24 hours, we worked with thousands of advocates at local domestic violence programs in communities across the country to count the number of domestic violence services requested by adults and children — services both met, and unfortunately, unmet. The data and stories we tracked on Thursday will become our annual #DVCounts report, which helps inform local, state, and national policy decisions. (Check out last year’s report here!)

We want to give a special shout-out to the following programs that submitted their data within 24 hours. We know you are working around the clock to support survivors, and we are so grateful that you took time out of your busy Thursday to share this critical information with us. (If you haven’t submitted your data yet, don’t worry! Submit here when you are ready.)

• Alaska:
  • AWIC
  • Tundra Women’s Coalition
  • WAVE
• Alabama:
  • Domestic Violence Crisis Services
• Arizona:
  • Time Out, Inc.
• California:
  • Domestic Violence Assistance Program
  • Rainbow Services
• Colorado:
  • A Woman’s Place
  • Project Safeguard
  • S.HA.R.E., Inc.
• Connecticut:
  • Safe Haven of Greater Waterbury
• Florida:
  • Another Way, Inc.
  • Beacon Center
  • Martha’s House
  • Micah’s Place
• Georgia:
  • Hope Harbour
• Idaho:
  • Safe Passage
• Illinois:
  • Adult Protective Services
  • Quanada
  • The Women’s Center, Inc.
• Indiana:
  • Coburn Place Safe Haven
  • Community Anti-Violence Alliance (CAVA)
  • Community Outreach
  • Council on Domestic Abuse
  • Middle Way House, Owen County
  • Rush County Victims Assistance, Inc.
• Kansas:
  • Crisis Center Dodge City, Inc.
• Louisiana:
  • Wellspring
• Massachusetts:
  • Asian Task Force Against Domestic Violence
  • AWAKE
  • Domestic Violence Intervention and Prevention
• Michigan:
  • Aware, Inc.
  • Baraga County Shelter Home
  • Barbara Kettle Gundlach Shelter Home
  • C.O.V.E.
  • Domestic and Sexual Abuse Services (First Step)
  • Domestic Violence Program
  • EVE – End Violent Encounters
  • Shelterhouse
  • YWCA Interim House
• Minnesota:
  • Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe Family Violence Prevention Program
• Missouri:
  • Christos House
  • Family Self Help Center, Inc. (Lafayette House)
  • Harbor House Domestic Violence Center
  • North Star Advocacy Center (formerly Children and Family Center)
  • Redevelopment Opportunities for Women/FamilyForward
• Mississippi:
  • Catholic Charities: Guardian Victim Services
• Montana:
  • SAFE
  • Community Support Center
• North Carolina:
  • Care Center Family Violence Center
  • Carteret County Domestic Violence Program, Inc.
  • Cleveland County Abuse Prevention Council
  • Davie Center for Violence Prevention
  • Families Living Violence Free
  • Family Services of Caswell County
  • Hyde County Hotline, Inc.
  • Options
  • Steps to HOPE
• North Dakota:
  • Domestic Violence Program NW ND
  • DVAC
  • Kedish House
• Nebraska:
  • Center for Survivors
• New Jersey:
  • Domestic Abuse and Sexual Assault Crisis Center
• New Mexico:
  • Hartley House
  • NUMC New Beginnings
• Nevada:
  • Advocates To End Domestic Violence
  • Consolidated Agencies of Human Services
  • No to Abuse
  • Pershing County Domestic Violence Intervention, Inc.
• New York:
  • Be Safe Program – Erie County District Attorney
  • Family Justice Center of Erie County
  • HousingLink & Family Support Program
  • L.I. Against Domestic Violence
  • Montgomery County Domestic Violence
  • My Sisters’ Place, Inc.
  • Safe Harbors of the Finger Lakes, Inc.
  • The SAVES Program
• Ohio:
  • Alternatives to Violence Center
  • Family Crisis Network
  • Family Justice Center
  • Harbor House Domestic Violence Shelter
  • Haven of Hope
  • Homesafe, Inc.
  • Julia’s Place
  • Justice System Advocacy
  • Lawrence County DV Task Force
  • Someplace Safe
  • The Center for New Beginnings
  • The Lighthouse, Inc.
• Oklahoma:
  • Community Crisis Center
  • Northwest Domestic Crisis Services – Guymon
• Oregon:
  • Domestic Violence Services, Inc.
  • Harney HOPE
• Pennsylvania:
  • Domestic Violence Services of Cumberland & Perry Counties
  • DVSCP
• Rhode Island:
  • Blackstone Valley Advocacy Center
  • Family Violence Optional Advocacy Program
• South Carolina:
  • CASA Family Systems
• South Dakota:
  • Brookings Domestic Abuse Shelter
  • Children’s Inn
  • Jan Manolis Family Safe Center
  • Women’s Lodge
• Tennessee:
  • The H.O.P.E. Center, Inc.
• Texas:
  • Cedar Creek Non Profit (Genesis Center Kaufman)
  • Nueva Vida Transitional Housing
  • SAAFE HOUSE
• Virginia:
  • First Step: A Response to Domestic Violence, Inc.
  • Project Horizon
  • Safe Harbor Sexual and Domestic Violence Shelter
  • Safehome Systems, Inc.
• Vermont:
  • AWARE
• Washington:
  • Domestic Violence Services of Benton and Franklin Counties
  • Hope Alliance
  • YWCA of Walla Walla
• Wisconsin:
  • PAVE (Protect Advocate Educate Validate)
  • Rainbow House
  • Safe Haven
• Wyoming:
  • CARES, Inc.
  • Crisis Intervention Services
  • Crisis Prevention and Response Center
  • Crook County Family Violence and Sexual Assault Services
  • Focus, Inc.
  • Project SAFE, Inc.
  • Red Paint Alliance

Don’t forget: you can follow #DVCounts on social media as we share stories throughout the year!