Shelter Program

Crisis Lines

Advocacy Program
 
Community
Children

Albion has two 24-hour domestic violence and sexual assault crisis lines that are available to provide information, referrals and emotional support.


Domestic Violence Shelter Program

 

The Shelter Program is designed to provide a variety of services for victims of domestic abuse and their minor children. Accessible through our 24-hour crisis line, service begins with on-phone assessment, crisis intervention, and transportation to the shelter, if necessary.

 

Program services to residents may include, but are not limited to, the following:

  • Needs assessment and goal setting as determined by the resident
  • Information and referrals to other agencies (concerning housing, education, medical care, employment, etc.)
  • Follow-up on the victim's progress
  • Legal advocacy services
  • Group discussions on domestic abuse issues, facilitated by the Family Services Counselor
  • Children's group on varies topics facilitated by Child Advocate

Residents and their minor children can stay at the shelter for up to 45 days, with 24-hour emotional support available as needed.