About
Hope Alliance assists those whose lives have been affected by family and sexual violence by providing services and developing partnerships that lead to hope, healing, and prevention.

Hope Alliance's emergency shelter can house up to 35 adults and children who stay for an average of around 30 days. Within 24 hours of entering the shelter, survivors are assigned a case manager who will meet with them weekly. At that first meeting, the resident and case manager will work collaboratively to develop a list of line items and goals that that individual resident hopes to achieve while in the shelter. These goals can be both short- and long-term goals. The residents also can meet with a legal advocate and a crisis counselor, if needed.

Residents have access to a clothing closet, basic toiletries (shampoos, soap, lotions, razors, hair products, etc.), and a plethora of food items for meals and snacks. We encourage the future residents to bring only a reasonable number of personal items with them. The shelter is in an undisclosed location, and privacy and confidentiality, and of course safety is this team's top priority. Unfortunately, the shelter typically has a waiting list of survivors needing shelter.