Day Advocates are available with trained advice and support to assist victims of domestic violence regarding personal rights, pressing criminal charges, orders of protection, restitution and other remedies. Transportation is provided for court appearances and legal matters.

24 Hour HotlineShelter Services - Safe and ConfidentialSupport ServicesShelter and Non-ShelterConfidential DV/SA Support GroupsChild AdvocacyAdvocacy ServicesReferralsCourt AdvocacyProtective OrdersPersonal AdvocacySupport for VictimsFollow-upPublic Education for: Agencies Schools Law enforcement Civic Groups ChurchesLibrary: Open to the PublicDonations Room: Food Clothing Household Items Office Supplies Personal Hygiene Products

Domestic Violence 24 Hour Hotline Determine if you or someone you love is being abused - verbally, emotionally or physically Build a safety plan - find ways to be safe and prepared to leave when the time is right Find emergency shelter Access counseling - begin to heal from domestic violence

The Haven staff is trained to lead workshops and seminars for all victims of domestic violence. These workshops provide not only education on domestic violence but also training and guidance for independent living, including parenting programs and financial planning.The Haven staff also works continually to assist residents and non-resident clients with any physical, mental, and emotional, psychosocial or financial need; however, the staff is prepared to refer and transport clients to appropriate professional services when needs beyond the scope of the Haven services are required.

Provides a 24 hour a day hotline for those affected by domestic violence.

Individual Advocacy - supporting the survivor through every step involving law enforcement.

Goal planning assistance Parenting skills training Resources and referrals Medical accompaniment Spiritual services

Emergency Shelter for women and their children Immediate crisis intervention and advocacy Emergency transport. Legal advocacy, court accompaniment Education and support oriented children's activities Emergency medical support Education and support groups for women and children Individual counseling for shelter residents and nonresidents Support groups for victims of domestic violence Community referral and information

Information and referral to other community agencies in county area Professional and volunteer training Teen Violence Prevention, healthy relationships and bullying presentation for schools and youth groups General presentations for civic, school, business and church groups

Provides emergency services including safe shelter to women affected by domestic violence.

Program provides safe shelter for victims, their families, and pets fleeing domestic violence and homelessness due to violence.

Program provides the following support services for survivors of domestic violence: Goal planning assistance Job search/placement Health and wellness programs Resources and referrals Medical accompaniment Spiritual services

Involved with the community through civic organizations, church groups, community groups, and the schools to educate and inform on the effects of domestic violence. We do this through speaking engagements, projects, and unique fundraisers in the community. Student education has also been a platform for LCSH. We believe that we can impact the domestic violence statistics by impacting the youth. We are continually in the schools giving messages on healthy and unhealthy relationships and broadening the students' minds of what domestic and dating violence actually are.

The Safe Place is a domestic violence shelter committed to serving domestic violence victims and their children. We are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. We have a 24-hour crisis hotline and we make referral to other necessary agencies or service as best fits the needs of callers and house clients.

Danger/lethality assessment Crisis intervention services Emergency local transportation Emergency shelter Confidential shelter location Safe home network Case management Food and clothing Safety planning Domestic violence education Emergency cell phones

Program provides a 24-hour Crisis Line for immediate, confidential phone counseling for the victims of sexual assault or domestic violence. They also offer phone and in-person counseling with licensed counselors for those requiring help coping, moving forward, taking those first steps or coming to terms with the undeserved crimes against them.They also offer survivors individual and group counseling services.

Provides support and advocacy services to individuals affected by domestic violence. Promotes awareness and understanding of the dynamics of domestic violence. Provides practical information, resources, and support for those affected by domestic violence. Provides outreach services including assistance in attaining orders of protection, accompaniment and transportation, prevention information and training, housing and shelter information, referral to behavior health, information leading to a safer environment, and information on legal aid. Provides education to the public about domestic violence, teen-dating violence, and elder abuse through early intervention and prevention focus.

Program provides the following services: Assistance with orders of protection Court/legal lay assistance Attorney referral for protection orders Attorney referral for criminal cases Attorney referral for family court Court accompaniment/advocacy Expert testimony Legal resource planning Financial empowerment training

Shelter for women and children

Provides case management, referrals and resources including emergency transportation, hospital advocacy, court accompaniment and outreach services for up to two years.

Information and referral to other community agencies in county area Professional and volunteer training Teen Violence Prevention, healthy relationships and bullying presentation for schools and youth groups General presentations for civic, school, business and church groups

Provides transportation for people who are endangered and who need a safe ride to a shelter or other program location where their well being can be ensured

Provides support and advocacy services to individuals affected by domestic violence. Promotes awareness and understanding of the dynamics of domestic violence. Provides practical information, resources, and support for those affected by domestic violence. Provides outreach services including assistance in attaining orders of protection, accompaniment and transportation, prevention information and training, housing and shelter information, referral to behavior health, information leading to a safer environment, and information on legal aid. Provides education to the public about domestic violence, teen-dating violence, and elder abuse through early intervention and prevention focus.

Advocates work with victims to help them regain their independence. This takes on many different forms, but often includes assistance with filing legal paperwork, obtaining necessary social services, becoming job ready and looking for jobs, other life skills, and medical advocacy.LCSH also has volunteers and contacts that are Court Advocates to be present at Lonoke County's domestic court twice a month, to be a support to victims during proceedings.

Provides referrals to appropriate community services and resources.