Tri Valley Haven

Domestic Violence Services - These services include Domestic Violence Case Management and Advocacy, Legal Advocacy and Domestic Violence Crisis Hotline. The Haven provided emergency shelter services for 167 residents including women and children; 6,810 bednights; 1,439 units of counseling, group counseling, & support services; 1,345 domestic violence crisis calls; 515 units of legal advocacy/assistance; 89 individuals served at the restraining order clinic; 4 restraining orders obtained; 29 volunteers provided 2,306 hours of crisis response, counseling, and support services to Domestic Violence clients through crisis hotline and legal advocacy.

Sexual Assault Services - These services include Rape Crisis Hotline, Rape Crisis Response, Rape Crisis Counseling, Support Groups & Advocacy services. The Haven received 456 rape crisis calls; serving 36 individuals through the Rape Crisis Center; 21 counseling clients were provided 144 counseling sessions; 3 volunteers provided 628 hours of crisis response, counseling, and support services to clients through crisis hotline and rape crisis on-call response.

Homeless and Family Support Services - These services include Homeless Case Management and Advocacy, Food Pantry Services and Parenting Services. The Haven provided shelter to 45 residents including adults and children; 4,234 bednights; 403 units of case management and group services; 1,891 unduplicated households for a total of 5,045 household members made 10,549 household visits to the Food Pantry (visits to the Food Pantry counted by household members totals 27,358); 1,071 holiday food baskets were distributed, serving 4,000 family members; outreach was provided to 528 duplicated individuals of 205 duplicated households; 10 counseling clients were provided 22 counseling sessions; 60 volunteers provided 4,565 hours of food pantry assistance, and counseling to clients of our Homeless and Family Support Services.

Capital Campaign - Tri-Valley Haven operates the only confidential Domestic Violence shelter in the Tri-Valley area and the only one that accepts teenage boys as part of families. Unfortunately, after 40 years of successfully running our shelter, it began to physically fall apart. A primary goal for Tri-Valley Haven is to rebuild our domestic violence shelter, aptly named Shiloh for peace, to ensure local families in crisis will have a safe place to call home for decades. To meet the local need, the new shelter will expand capacity to 45 beds, up from 30. Dedicated play areas and therapy, group and quiet rooms will also be added. Tri-Valley Haven has been working with government funders, foundations, companies, and private donors to raise the funds for our Capital Campaign to rebuild our DV shelter. We have raised over 80% of the funds needed. Tri-Valley Haven anticipates starting the demolition of the old shelter in May 2024 and the rebuild will begin in August 2024. During the rebuild, TVH will safely shelter 30 survivors of domestic violence and their children in two temporary shelter locations (offsite).