No. We are a private, non-profit corporation.  We receive $60,000 per year in city/county funding.  We also receive state, federal and city funding.  Much of our support comes from the private sector.

Yes, specifically for youth who are in flight from an abusive situation.

Our primary service area is northeast Wyandotte County.  We work in cooperation with five additional domestic violence shelters in the Kansas City metro area, as well as national shelters.

A parent who has been abused must accompany all children.

Our limit is 120 days.  Unfortunately, the lack of affordable housing has made this limit almost impossible.  However, our goal is to work with these families on a continuing basis to find affordable housing and continued service as needed.

We provide shelter for women and their children.  However, we provide everyone with emergency food and clothing.

YES!  There are many different ways to volunteer in providing services to families in need.  Many professionals volunteer their expertise to our programs.  If interested, go to our Help Us page to see how you can be of service.