D.o.v.e. Center, Inc.

The Project Will Expand and Enhance Victim-centered, Trauma-informed Services for Survivors of Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault, and Stalkingin Washington and Kane Counties, Utah. Survivors, Primarily Adults and Their Dependent Children, Will Benefit From Safe Shelter, Advocacy, Case Management, Counseling, Youth and Family Support, and Direct Assistance That Promote Safety, Healing, and Long-term Stability. Key Activities Include Hiring an Additional Resident Advocate to Provide 24-HOUR Crisis Response and Shelter Support; Establishing a Case Manager in Kane County to Deliver In-person Services to Rural and Frontier Survivors; Extending Youth Advocate Hours to Ensure Reliable Childcare During Therapy, Groups, and Classes; Supporting the Shelter Manager Position to Strengthen Supervision and Compliance; and Partnering With Licensed Clinical Counselors as Subrecipients to Provide Trauma Recovery Therapy for Clients. Funds Will Also Provide Direct Assistance for Food, Transportation, and Medical or Dental Needs.