Welcome to Hope's Door New Beginning Center
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Dear Supporters,
For the victims we serve, home is not always a safe shelter. COVID-19 has increased barriers for victims fleeing abuse and seeking resources for a new beginning. As an essential business, Hope’s Door New Beginning Center (HDNBC) is open, taking new clients, and providing services. HDNBC is following guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control and our local health departments across all locations and services.
As always, our Hotline is available 24/7 in English and in Spanish to talk through safety planning, services, and resources. Call us anytime at 972-276-0057. Emergency shelter services continue with the utmost care and concern for the safety of victims and our staff. All Victim Services that are normally offered face-to-face are now offered via phone, online, or at client request, in person. BIPP Services will continue to be virtual until further notice. Community Education Services can be requested virtually or in person.
Hope's Door Resale Store reopened on June 2 with new business hours from 12-6pm Monday – Saturday. The store is closed on Sunday. Donations of gently used items can be made Monday – Saturday from 12-5pm.
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When survivors are forced to stay in the home or in proximity to their abusers, it can create circumstances where their safety is compromised, and they may need to alter their safety plan. For any victims and survivors who need support, we are here for you, 24/7. Call our 24-Hour Hotline at 972-276-0057 or send an email to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
In service,
Christina Coultas
CEO, Hope's Door New Beginning Center
Domestic abuse is a human rights issue that affects thousands of people in our community regardless of gender, age, ethnicity, socio-economic level, religious affiliation or culture.
At Hope's Door New Beginning Center, we help individuals and families escape and heal from domestic abuse, dating abuse and family violence through our free trauma-informed services. Our community educators enhance the community’s capacity to recognize and respond to abuse through free educational programming to schools and organizations, while our certified BIPP facilitators help individuals who have exhibited controlling or abusive behaviors in the past achieve healthy and non-violent conflict resolution skills.
If you are or think you might be in an abusive relationship, know that you are not alone, it is not your fault, and help is available.
Get Help. Get Educated. Get Involved.
Outreach Centers in Plano, TX and Garland, TX
Main Office: (972) 422-2911
