Our Services

The 24-hour hotline is available to all domestic violence victims seeking crisis intervention, emergency shelter, pet friendly shelter and services, assistance with protective orders, information, referral, emotional support, and guidance.

Empowering victims of domestic violence with a continuum of services to meet their diverse needs as they journey from crisis to self-sufficiency.

Emergency shelter is available for victims of domestic violence, their minor children, and their pets in all five counties.

MSCFV Pet Safety Program helps victims care for their pets so that they can take the journey to self-sufficiency together.

Providing victims of domestic violence assistance through the judicial system.

Trained Counselors and Mental Health Professionals are available to assist victims as they work on self-empowerment and strength.

The Economic Empowerment Center identifies and addresses the economic abuse challenges that victims must overcome to create a financially sound foundation.

Providing safe housing and assistance to victims of family violence.

For domestic violence victims that can safely stay in their homes but need some assistance.

Providing comprehensive services to immigrant victims of family violence.

To better assist victims within the Hispanic Community, MSCFV provides services that recognize language and cultural diversities.

Responding to Emergency Domestic Violence Calls, law enforcement officers are often a victim's first link to MSCFV.

In order to connect victims with the services they need there needs to be a general awareness by the community. With the help of community partners, MSCFV provides information and services to engage community members in networks of support.

The Abuser Intervention Program (AIP), with support from The Caroline Foundation, provides the information and counseling that abusers need to change destructive ways of relating to the important people in their lives.