Domestic Violence Services 

The Domestic Violence Services provide comprehensive help to survivors of domestic violence.

Services include a 24-hour crisis and support hotline, two emergency shelters, safety planning, legal advocacy, and help obtaining court orders, support groups, individual counseling, advocacy in the Attleboro Police Station, and community education.

Domestic Violence Services:

• 24-hr. toll-free hotline
• Emergency Shelter
• Support Groups, Counseling
• Transitional Living/Housing
• SAFEPLAN Legal Advocacy
• Safety Planning
• Civilian Advocate Program at the Attleboro Police Station

Community Support Services:

New Hope provides financial assistance for victims of domestic violence up to a total maximum amount of $1,000.00 per individual during the fiscal year. Our assistance is of a one-time only payment and is not on-going.

Assistance is provided to pay for the following:

• Past due utilities (i.e. electric, gas, telephone (land line only), and water)
• Past due rent
• Past due auto insurance and registration fee
• Assistance with first and last month's rent if the victim is seeking to relocate - assistance is subject to affordability by the applicant.
• Moving expenses for relocation

*All bills must be in the name of the victim.*

Interested parties must complete an application and an intake form must be completed with a New Hope staff member.

For more information, contact New Hope's Housing Stabilization Specialist, at 508-949-0452 or via email.