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Faq

Do I have to come into shelter in order to receive services from FavorHouse?
No. FavorHouse has an outreach program that provides counseling, support groups, court advocacy, and other services for victims of domestic violence.  

What is it like to live at FavorHouse?
FavorHouse provides safety and support to survivors of domestic violence and their families. Residents have access to fully functioning kitchens and a communal living room. They are free to leave the shelter as needed to tend to personal matters.

What is an injunction for protection?
An injunction for protection provides you with legal protection against someone who threatens your life and safety. FavorHouse representatives help clients understand the legal process, assist with safety planning, and provide referrals. While the injunction for protection is a legal document enforceable by law, it does not guarantee personal safety, so safety planning should always be done when obtaining an injunction for protection.   

Does FavorHouse offer domestic violence education for the community?
Yes. FavorHouse offers extensive training opportunities for a variety of audiences including community organizations, government, schools, professionals, and businesses. All trainings are delivered by professionally trained FavorHouse educators.   

What is the Batterers’ Intervention Program?
The batterers’ intervention program is designed to hold batterers accountable for their violence. The FavorHouse batterers’ intervention program for men is a 24-week state certified curriculum where program participants examine how their beliefs, values, and attitudes influence their decision to use violence and then learn healthy alternatives. The Domestic Violence Intervention Program for Women is a 24-week curriculum that is similar in nature to the men’s program, but addresses topics that are specific to women’s issues.

How can I support the work of FavorHouse?
There are two main ways to support FavorHouse: by donating your time as a volunteer and by donating your resources.  

Do you shelter men?
Yes. We provide shelter and services to both male and female victims.

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