Our Services
Compassionate, Confidential Support
At Beacon Center, we provide compassionate, confidential support to individuals and families affected by domestic violence, sexual assault, and stalking. Our services are designed to meet people where they are—offering safety, advocacy, and the tools needed to move forward.
All services are free and available to anyone in need.
Emergency Shelter
Our Emergency Shelter provides a safe, confidential place for individuals and families fleeing domestic violence or sexual assault. With eight apartment-style shelter units located on-site, we offer more than just a place to stay, we provide a supportive environment where survivors can begin to heal and plan for the future.
Medical Advocacy
Medical advocacy provides compassionate support to survivors of sexual assault during the medical process. Our advocates are available to respond to the hospital, offer emotional support, explain the medical and forensic examination process, and ensure survivors understand their rights and available options. We work closely with our local healthcare providers, law enforcement, prosecutors, and other community partners to promote a coordinated, trauma-informed response for survivors.
Legal Advocacy
Legal advocacy services provide a vital link to the justice system. Advocates offer information about the legal process, assist with completing paperwork for protection orders, accompany survivors to court when requested, and help connect them with additional community resources. Throughout every step, our advocates are here to provide encouragement, support, and advocacy so survivors do not have to face the process alone.
Family Visitation Center
Beacon Center’s Family Visitation Center provides a safe, neutral, and supportive environment for supervised visits and family exchanges. Our trained staff help facilitate visits and exchanges while prioritizing the safety, well-being, and best interests of children and families. We also offer advocacy and support to help families navigate challenging circumstances with dignity and care.
Food Pantry
Our food pantry provides food and essential household items to individuals and families affected by domestic violence, sexual assault, and stalking. Our pantry is available to help meet immediate needs and ease some of the financial burden as survivors work toward safety and stability.
Community Outreach
Our prevention, outreach, and education efforts shed light on the realities of abuse and trauma in our community, and the root issues embedded within society.
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Common Sense Parenting Classes
Common Sense Parenting® (CSP) is a research-based, skill-focused program by Boys Town and the Child and Family Resource Network designed to help parents build stronger, positive relationships with their children while improving behavior and communication.
Women’s Support Group
We offer a safe, confidential space for mutual encouragement to facilitate connections through shared experiences.
