Even the smallest donations make a difference.
Your support is pivotal in the fight against domestic violence.

Thank you for joining the fight against domestic violence!
24-Hour Crisis Intervention:
Each year, our 24-hour domestic violence (DV) support line answers approximately 10,000 calls from survivors. Callers receive confidential counseling, safety planning services, and access to community resources--all provided by trained DV advocates. W.O.M.A.N., Inc. also strengthens the community by offering after-hours support to partner organizations through our hotline. This vital service is available 24/7, 365 days a year, ensuring that help is always just a call away.
Domestic Violence Information and Referral Center
Our cutting-edge online interactive community network enables domestic violence service providers and member agencies across the state to connect, collaborate, and access real-time updates. This ensures that survivors receive timely and effective resources and referrals. Last year alone, the Domestic Violence Information and Referral Center (DVIRC) received over 90,000 visits, demonstrating its critical role in supporting survivors and the organizations that serve them.
Survivors seeking to break the cycles of violence and isolation find empowerment in our support groups, where they cultivate healthy relationships with themselves, fellow members, and our seasoned staff facilitators. For those desiring one-on-one support, we offer five free peer counseling sessions led by trained domestic violence advocate counselors. Additionally, we provide income-based sliding-scale therapy for survivors in need of more comprehensive care. Last year, over 200 survivors enrolled in these programs, each receiving crisis counseling and access to personalized services tailored to their needs.
Spanish-speaking survivors benefit from case management and client advocacy via our Latinx Program. Within this program, our experienced staff supports Spanish-speaking, Latinx survivors who navigate DV and its intersections, such as racism, xenophobia, economic abuse, etc.
To help the broader community support survivors, we offer domestic violence education in schools, libraries, businesses, and community events through digital platforms such as our website, blog, and podcast. We also equip community members to serve as DV counselors on our 24-hour support line, helping survivors access critical resources around the clock.
Thank you for considering a donation! Your support can make a real difference in the lives of survivors. We invite you to explore our website at womaninc.org to learn more about our impactful work and the positive changes your contribution can help create.