Support & Advocacy
Following best practices established by the Duluth Model and the Indiana Coalition against Domestic Violence (ICADV), our advocates go above and beyond to provide victims and survivors with the resources and tools they need to act in their own best interest and to create safe, stable, nurturing relationships and environments for themselves, their children, and their communities.
Clients in our Support & Advocacy programs can expect to receive:
Facilitated trauma-informed support and education groups
Individualized case management
Legal and medical advocacy
Help to obtain housing, EBT and TANF benefits, and other forms of public assistance
Specialized advocacy services for immigrant and undocumented individuals
Our support and advocacy services are free of charge and offered in English and Spanish.
Our Support Groups
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English-Speaking Survivors
Open to survivors of all cultures and backgrounds, this group covers topics such as self-empowerment strategies, safety planning, establishing boundaries, and offering peer support.
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Mujeres Unidas
Tailored to Latinx survivors and led by advocates deeply connected to the Latinx cultural experience, this group provides a unique platform for peer-to-peer support and resource sharing in Spanish.
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Sister to Sister Connection (S2S)
A transformative community of Black women who uplift each other, share resources, and heal together. S2S is a safe haven to embrace sisterhood, find strength, and access the support you deserve.
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LGBTQ+ Survivors
For LGBTQ+ adults (18+) who have or are currently experiencing domestic violence, this support group is a safe, inclusive space for healing, empowerment, and self-expression.
Learn more about all our LGBTQ+ services.
Contact Us
If you or someone you know is in need of our support & advocacy services, please call us at 260-456-4112 or email us at support@centerfornv.org.
This program is funded in part by a grant from the St. Joseph Community Health Foundation.