- Do you feel unsafe at home?
- Have you felt like running away?
- Do you feel like you have nowhere to go?
- Do you have trouble talking with your loved ones?
If you can answer “yes” to any one of these questions, we are here to advocate for you.
We Listen
Rather than ask “What’s wrong with you?”, we ask “what happened to you?” and then offer services to assist you.
We provide free shelter and advocacy services to victims of domestic violence. We recognize that our clients have been traumatized and this impacts their decisions, actions and beliefs. No client is ever barred from receiving help.
Domestic Violence: (760) 949-4357
Homeless / Runaway Youth: (909) 335-2676
Anti-Human Trafficking: (909) 333-7476
Our Free Programs
Our House & My Place
Shelter for youth ages 11-17 who are homeless or runaway. Our aim is to provide a safe environment and facilitate family reunification whenever possible and in the best interest of the youth. We support our youth in a myriad of ways and help link them to services to meet their overall needs. >> LEARN MORE
Hope House
A 30-day emergency shelter for survivors of domestic violence, their children and pets. Resources include support and groups to help the participants to rebuild their lives and live free from domestic violence. Transitional housing is available for clients who need further help after completion of the Hope House Program. >> LEARN MORE
Open Door
This program works with victims of trafficking and sexual exploitation to help them break free. The survivor/advocates provide mentorship, street outreach, survivor-led groups, case management and court support. >> LEARN MORE
FAM Spot
Our drop-in center is for at risk youth to study and work on their interpersonal skills. We provide tutoring, a computer lab, snacks, and free WiFi. >> LEARN MORE
Open Arms
Open Arms is a community center in San Bernardino that provides a safe place for our youth ages 14 to 25 to come to hang out and receive resources.. >> LEARN MORE
Next Step
Next Step is an empowerment program that helps to develop a healthy mindset for re-entry back into society for those on parole and probation. >> LEARN MORE