Join us on June 8, 2019 at 6:30pm for “An Evening for Hope,” held at Chenault Vineyards. The address is 2284 Barnes Mill Rd in Richmond, KY.
Thank you for your generosity!
Hope’s Wings offers services ranging from domestic violence counseling to emergency shelter.
859-623-4095
Hope’s Wings Domestic Violence Program
Hope’s Wings Domestic Violence Program envisions a world where every person lives in a safe environment, free from violence and fear.
Our programs and services are diverse and range from emergency shelter to counseling. Our mission is to empower victims of domestic violence to make safe permanent changes for themselves and their children by providing comprehensive and cohesive services through support, understanding, education, and awareness. We wish to support the path of all survivors as they work to be self-sufficient and free from violence.
Get Help
If you or someone you love is a victim of domestic violence, help is just a phone call away. Contact us on our confidential 24 hour help line at 859-623-4095 or toll-free at 1-877-HOPE-040.
Hope’s Wings offers shelter, counseling services, child advocacy services, transitional housing, and a variety of other programs and services that are designed to get you the assistance you need
Donate
Your generous contribution is an investment in the health and safety of our community. Hope’s Wings provides critical human services when families need them the most. By making a gift now, you will help provide life-saving services, shelter, safety, support and access to education and training for victims of domestic violence today and in future generations.
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Get Involved
We could not do this important work without our volunteers. Hope’s Wings is always in need of volunteers to staff our after-hours hotline, provide clerical assistance, support our clients, help plan fundraisers, and do so much more.
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United States Domestic Violence Statistics
Statistics are taken from the NCADV website.
33.33%
Women Who Have Ever Been a Victim of Physical Violence by an Intimate Partner
15%