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    • 24/7 Confidential Helpline
    • What to Expect
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    • Legal Services
    • Children's Programming
    • Shelter Services
    • Community Education
    • Community Partnerships >
      • Partnership with Faith Communities
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    • Wish List
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    • How can I become a volunteer?
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    • Internship Opportunities
  • News & Events
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    • Community Education Newsletter
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    • Domestic Violence
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    • Teen Dating Violence
    • County Resources
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Advocacy 

Hope House advocates help victims obtain resources and services from other agencies and provide support and accompaniment for medical, legal, financial, and housing services.

​An advocate is on-call 24/7 in order to respond to law enforcement requests as well as for people who have been physically and/or sexually assaulted and would like a Forensic Exam at a hospital. Our on-call advocate can assist in finding an available trained nurse, providing transportation, and support during and after the exam.

Supportive Counseling

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These services focus on exploring options, safety planning, empowerment, and education. 

Support groups and wellness groups are provided for adults, teens, and children at various times and places throughout the year in our five-county service area. For information on an upcoming group, please call 608-356-9123.
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