Did you know that Montana’s legal system has a way of responding when someone is convicted of partner or family member assault?
Montana’s Offender Intervention Program, also called OIP, is one way the legal system responds when someone is convicted of these crimes. Through OIP, trained counselors work with people who’ve caused harm. The work focuses on abusive patterns, risk, responsibility, and safer ways to behave in relationships.
Read MoreThe current administration is trying to fold the Office on Violence Against Women into a larger grant office within the Department of Justice. You can speak up for survivors today - tell Montana’s members of Congress this is a bad idea.
Read MoreHaven is partnering with Gallatin College and Accelerate Montana to help connect Haven participants and volunteers with Job Site Ready, a hands-on construction training coming to Bozeman June 17-18.
Read MoreThe latest cohort of End the Silence, Haven’s domestic violence survivor speakers’ bureau, brought their story-sharing event to Bozeman on March 25.
Read MoreYou can help Haven make programs and services more accessible for our LGBTQIA community – join us for a confidential listening session on Jan. 16.
Read MoreHaven recently launched Supportive Transitions, a survivor-centered transitional housing program to fill a critical gap between emergency shelter and long-term independence. It’s a three-year pilot program, seeded by government grant funding and sustained by our community. If you or someone you know is experiencing abuse and needs safe, stable housing to rebuild, this program might be for you.
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