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Hope’s Door New Beginning Center empowers survivors of domestic abuse to lead lives free from abuse. Our goal is to offer support and walk with you on your journey towards healing.
Our support solutions are free, confidential, available 24/7 in English or Spanish.
Ways We Help Survivors
24-Hour Hotline
Make a Safety Plan
Community Resources
First Steps
When you call our hotline, an advocate will provide you with personal support and advice. Our advocates can arrange for safe transportation to one of our emergency shelters or connect you to other support solutions such as outreach counseling, legal support, groups and classes, and personal advocacy.
What to Expect
When you call our hotline, an advocate will provide you with personal support and advice. Our advocates can arrange for safe transportation to one of our emergency shelters or connect you to other support solutions such as outreach counseling, legal support, groups and classes, and personal advocacy.
Reach Out
Reaching out for help is a courageous step to take, and you are not alone. If you are in an abusive relationship and need to get out, call us anytime. It’s our job to help you—and we are here for you 24/7. Every call is confidential, and we will listen to everything you share. We are here to help in any way that we can.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who qualifies for services?
HDNBC provides services to victims of domestic, family, and intimate partner violence. All victim services are free and provided regardless of citizenship status, culture, sexuality, educational level, gender identity, relationship status, race, socio-economic status, or whether you have made a report to the police. Whether you have been a victim of domestic abuse recently, last year, or many years ago, as a child, a teenager, or an adult, as a female, male, or nonbinary person, we are available to help. It is never too late to heal. (Some individual programs may have additional qualifying criteria.)
Are hotline calls confidential? Will anyone find out that I called HDNBC?
Hotline calls are completely confidential. They are not on a recorded line, and the calls are answered from a confidential location. We will not share your information with anyone.
I’m not currently in crisis, and I’m not looking for shelter right now. Can I call the hotline even if it’s not an emergency?
Yes. Our hotline advocates are trained in safety planning and are extremely knowledgeable about all the other solutions we provide as well as other local resources.
Do you help people who don’t need shelter?
The path to healing and safety for each survivor is unique and not all survivors need shelter or are actively fleeing abuse. All solutions listed are available regardless of whether a survivor ever needs shelter.
Are your services really free of charge?
Yes. All of our services for survivors of domestic abuse and their children are free of charge.
Do you only serve people who have experienced physical violence?
Relationship abuse is defined by behaviors that physically harm, intimidate, manipulate, or control a partner, or otherwise force them to behave in ways they don’t wish to, including through physical violence, threats, emotional abuse, or financial control. Multiple forms of abuse are usually present. People experience different types of abuse within the same family, household, or in an intimate relationship.
What happens when I call? What questions will I be asked? How can a hotline advocate help me?
Our hotline advocates are trained to help guide you through a hotline call. They will ask you a series of screening questions about the abuse. A hotline advocate can also help talk through your options, which may include shelter, case management, counseling, or legal advocacy.
Are hotline calls confidential? Will anyone find out that I called HDNBC?
Hotline calls are completely confidential. They are not on a recorded line, and the calls are answered from a confidential location. We will not share your information with anyone.
I’m not currently in crisis, and I’m not looking for shelter right now. Can I call the hotline even if it’s not an emergency?
Yes. Our hotline advocates are trained in safety planning and are extremely knowledgeable about all the other solutions we provide as well as other local resources.
Who We Serve
HDNBC proudly serves anyone impacted by domestic abuse, family violence, or teen dating abuse regardless of gender identity, ethnicity, disability, immigration status, primary language, or sexuality. Multigenerational families with kids (and adults) of all ages are supported. We can also provide safety for pets.