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Safe Haven Groups

LOCAL SUPPORT AND SAFETY FOR WOMEN

It takes a lot of courage to share your thoughts and feelings with others.

It is possible, however, to find hope through knowing that you are not alone, that your feelings and thoughts are normal, and there is a safe place to talk about what has happened to you.

Child care and transportation, within city limits, are provided during all groups. Please contact the Safe Haven Resource Center before 2:00pm the day of group to arrange at 218-623-1000. There are no fees or charges for anything related to these groups.

http://safehavenshelter.org/services/groups/

“I needed to feel safe. My partner abused me for many years. Now that I had taken steps to move to safety, it had gotten worse and everything was heating up in court. The judges were hearing from both sides and I was overwhelmed confused and scared. Advocacy staff accompanied me to court not once but every time. They helped me know what to expect.” – Mother threatened with loss of physical custody of her child.

“Through the women’s education groups, I unearthed how it was that the opinion I held about myself had been shaped almost exclusively by my husband. He was controlling everything I thought about myself… He had convinced me I was worthless.” – Participant in the women’s groups

LINKS

Battered Women’s Justice Project

Battered Women’s Legal Advocacy Project

Communities Against Violence Network

Minnesota Center Against Violence and Abuse

Minnesota Coalition for Battered Women

Mending the Sacred Hoop Technical Assistance Program

Pennsylvania Coalition Against Domestic Violence

Power and Control: Domestic Violence in America documentary

Praxis International

SafeHaven Shelter for Battered Women

U.S. D.O.J. Violence Against Women Office

1800RUNAWAY.org

NoMore-Together We Can End Domestic Violence & Sexual Assault

If you think you might be abused, know someone being abused, or might be abusing someone, contact the following organizations:

The National Domestic Violence Hotline
A nonprofit organization that provides crisis intervention, information and referral to victims of domestic violence, perpetrators, friends and families.

The National Coalition Against Domestic Violence
NCADV’s website offers a list of all state coalitions. Contact your state’s coalition for help finding out about services for victims and abusers in your state and community.

SafeHaven Shelter for Battered Women
Assistance for battered women and their children in Duluth, MN.

The Domestic Abuse Intervention Project
Offers assistance to men who are abusive through men’s nonviolence classes in Duluth, MN.