Client Services

A SAFE PLACE

Our trauma-trained advocates are ready to assist individuals affected by domestic abuse and those reaching out on their behalf. We provide free and confidential crisis intervention, safety planning, and support services for families and children impacted by domestic abuse.

If you are in immediate danger, CALL 911.

The National Domestic Violence Hotline is also available at 1-800-799-SAFE (7233).

Are you experiencing domestic abuse, but already have a safe place to stay? We offer non-residential services for clients.

Call Our 24-Hour Hotline

Toll Free: 800-495-8078

LET US HELP.

You and your children can live a life free from abuse. 

Need a temporary refuge?

SAFE SHELTER

We have a free, 24/7 safe place for victims of domestic abuse for those who qualify, along with nourishing meals, transportation, and access to immediate personal needs.

Don’t want to leave your pet?

ON-SITE PET SHELTER

We ensure all members of the family are safe, including pets (cats, dogs, lizards, even large farm animals).

Need emotional support and guidance?

INDIVIDUAL & GROUP COUNSELING

Domestic abuse survivors are eligible for our free, confidential counseling services for themselves and their children.

Uncertain about what to do next?

CASE MANAGEMENT

We help survivors in accessing the necessary services to embark on a fresh start.

Unsure about your legal rights?

LEGAL SERVICES

We support survivors in navigating the complexities of the legal system, including child advocacy.

Need help in crisis?

24/7 HOTLINE & CRISIS INTERVENTION

Our 24/7 hotline and crisis intervention services are available around the clock to provide immediate support for those in urgent situations. You are not alone.

Everyone, rich or poor,
deserves a shelter for the soul.

Additional Services

  • Food & Nutrition Services

    Our goal is to nourish both body and spirit, empowering women to regain their strength and confidence on their journey toward independence.

  • Community Resource Referrals

    By partnering with local organizations, we help women access the resources they need to gain independence, and build a brighter future.

  • Support Groups

    Whether you’re dealing with trauma, mental health, or the transition to independence, our support groups provide emotional support and a sense of community.

  • Child & Family Services

    Our child and family programs are designed to support the unique needs of each child and family. We aim to create a stable, caring environment where children can thrive.

  • Medication Assistance

    We work closely with healthcare providers and local pharmacies to assist with prescription costs, refills, and obtaining necessary medications.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Our shelter is in an undisclosed location. Please call 1-800-495-8078 if you are in need of services. Available 24/7.

  • All services, for both residential and non-residential clients, are provided free of charge.

  • Yes. Our services are strictly confidential and all our staff and volunteers undergo training to ensure they abide by confidentiality and ethics standards.

  • If you are in immediate danger call 911.

    You may also call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233.

    • Please make sure you are in a safe place to talk.

    • Conversations typically last 30 minutes.

    • Our hotline advocates want to ensure that each caller’s questions are answered and they are provided with helpful information and resources specific to their needs. This means that occasionally all phone lines are occupied. If your call is not answered the first time you dial, please wait a few minutes and call back. If you are in immediate danger, please dial 911.

  • Anyone who has experienced domestic abuse.

  • No, you may use an alias.

  • Yes, we provide services to all victims of domestic abuse.

  • Yes, we have Spanish speaking volunteers and staff, as well as access to an interpreter line for all other languages. To access TTY for deaf clients, please call 1-800-787-3224.

    • Yes. KCWS has the unique ability to provide safety in a 1,350 square foot pet shelter (up to four pets per family). Dogs, cats and other small pets (such as birds, reptiles, rodents, and rabbits) are welcome.

    • Clients are responsible for their pets' care while staying in the shelter (food is provided, as needed).

    • Arrangements for horses and other large animals must be made prior to entering the shelter and is subject to availability within the local network of equine organizations.