Alive Shelter For Battered

New Beginnings is a Seattle-based organization dedicated to empowering survivors of domestic violence and raising community awareness to combat this critical issue. They offer a range of services, including one-on-one support, legal assistance, support groups, and youth services aimed at fostering healthy relationships. The organization focuses on educating the public about the warning signs and impacts of domestic violence while providing resources for those affected. Through their community involvement initiatives, New Beginnings encourages volunteerism, event participation, and training workshops to further the mission of ending domestic violence. Generated from the website

ADWAS has advocates on staff to assist people who are victims of domestic violence and/or sexual assault and need help. Services are free of charge and available to people who are Deaf, Deaf-Blind or Hard of Hearing and residents of King, Pierce or Snohomish County. We have received calls from different states including Texas, California, Tennessee, Washington D.C., New Jersey, Florida, Kentucky, Maryland, Ohio, Virginia and Washington State. If you have a family member or friend who needs help, refer them to the TTY Hotline. If you need help, contact us by any of the following ways: The Positive Deaf Parenting program offers parenting education and support to all members of the Deaf community. We offer a variety of classes and workshops throughout the year in King County, Everett and Tacoma. Applying is easy! ADWAS A Place of Our Own transitional housing program features 19 individual units of transitional housing for very low income families who are homeless. All units are subsidized by project-based Section 8 through the Seattle Housing Authority. Qualified applicants will meet an income limit of 30% median income plus other SHA requirements. In addition, all units are part of the Washington State Housing Finance Commission Tax Credit program. ADWAS provides a vast array of education and consultation services. All trainings and workshops are specifically designed to meet the needs of each group, school or agency. Developed by ADWAS, Deaf appropriate material is used during training. Deaf staff provide all training in American Sign Language. Voice interpreters for hearing agencies/individuals are provided as needed.

The Domestic Abuse Women's Network (DAWN) in Kent, WA, is dedicated to supporting survivors of domestic abuse through a variety of services, including a 24-hour advocacy support line, legal advocacy, and mental health services. They strive to empower individuals of all ages, races, and backgrounds, ensuring that everyone has access to the help they need to rebuild their lives. DAWN also focuses on community awareness and education to prevent domestic violence, offering programs like campus advocacy and support groups for healing in a judgment-free environment. Their mission is to create peaceful homes and communities, fostering a belief that violence is preventable and that collective action can lead to safer environments for all. Generated from their business information