Haven provided 77 percent more nights of shelter this past year than the year before, according to our annual service numbers.
Read More
Haven and local partners had the chance Thursday to learn how to best support survivors, document cases, and hold offenders accountable in cases of strangulation, a form of partner abuse that’s the highest predictor of homicide for survivors.
Read More
Did you know? Every Monday, Haven counselors host a free, drop-in online support group for survivors of domestic violence, intimate partner violence, sex trafficking, and/or stalking. It’s open to any adult who is eligible for Haven services—whether you're staying in shelter, talking with advocates on the support line, or just beginning to explore support.
Read More
If you’ve ever wanted to hear some easily-digested mythbusting about domestic violence and intimate partner violence, have a listen to a Haven expert on the latest episode of the Live Brighter podcast.
Read More
If you’re in a dangerous situation and can’t call 911, Gallatin County has a service for you: Text to 911.
Read More
Survivors staying at Haven's shelter are welcome to bring their pets along, and these doghouses created for us by Gallatin College and Eagle Fence are making this policy a reality.
Read More