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Safety. Shelter. Support.
The Women’s Center welcomes and serves survivors of all ages, races, gender identities, sexual orientations, abilities, nationalities, and immigration status, recognizing that their unique experience informs the perspective of each person.
Our programs include:
- 24-Hour Hotline
- Emergency Shelter & Transitional Living
- One-on-One Support & Advocacy
- Support Groups
- Employment & Life Skills
- Rape Crisis Response
- Community Education and Violence Prevention
If you would like to talk with someone or be connected to our services, please call our 24-Hour Hotline at 262.542.3828
Programs
24-Hour Hotline
Our confidential 24-Hour Hotline is staffed 24/7, 365 days a year and offers crisis intervention, safety planning, support, information, and referrals to survivors, their families, friends, other service providers, and the general public.
Emergency Shelter
Our emergency shelter – open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week – provides adults and their children a safe place to stay and support.
Transitional Living
We provide safe, affordable transitional living options to individuals and their families as they begin their transition to living independently, away from their abusive environment.
One-on-One Support
We help adult and child survivors process their trauma and develop healthy coping skills, in addition to providing advocacy within legal, housing, healthcare, and other systems for holistic support.
Current Support Groups
Join other survivors of domestic and sexual violence to learn, share, and grow in order to move beyond trauma. Each session will feature instruction on a healing topic and include time to share and process with other group members.
Employment & Life Skills
We offer 1:1 job-readiness coaching and life skills training to help clients with anything from resume building, to interview practice, to budgeting, to goal planning, and to wellness/self-care practices.
Rape Crisis Response
We provide rape crisis response through partnerships with area hospitals and health centers, providing on-site, immediate advocacy for survivors of sexual assault who report for a Sexual Assault Nurse Examination (SANE).
Community Education and Violence Prevention
We offer free group trainings and presentations designed to challenge myths and stereotypes about domestic violence, sexual assault, child abuse, and human trafficking.