At our Residential healing facility, we have thirty (30) beds and can host singles and families with children. We pride ourselves on offering spaces to all survivors regardless of gender identity. Through our community partnerships, we can also facilitate survivors with pets. Our goal is that survivors fleeing abuse can rest knowing their fur babies are safe.
Residential services are client centered, trauma-informed, and directed. Each residential client receives safety planning, individual therapy, case management and individual and group support opportunities.
Our team will help each and every survivor access crime victim’s compensation, file for restraining orders, safety plan, and locate affordable housing options. Through community partnerships, we are also able to provide career and job training, as well as financial literacy courses.
We are always interested in recruiting new volunteers. We believe that volunteers are our partners in this important work. Therefore, anyone who wants to volunteer on any on-going basis must complete our training program and must have a clean criminal record. Volunteers must be at least 18 years of age, unless they are part of an organized group, such as a church youth group, or scouts, etc. If you are interested in becoming a volunteer at SpringHaven, please enter your email address below, or call the business office at (270) 765-4057 to request a volunteer packet.