Programs

  • Residential Services

    Emergency shelter for individuals and families fleeing domestic violence. On-site support is available 24/7/365 along with case management, referrals, support groups, and advocacy to help survivors and their children prepare for a safe, autonomous life.
    Geographies
    Somerville, MA, USA
    Dates
    Not indicated
    Source
    User-generated
    Basic and emergency aid,Domestic violence shelters
    Economically disadvantaged people,Victims of crime and abuse
    30
    $624.6K

  • Housing Program

    Assistance during the entire process of finding permanent housing, including addressing financial and rental history barriers, applying for housing vouchers, identifying and applying for apartments, and moving into the home. RESPOND also administers both rapid rehousing and transitional housing programs for survivors of domestic violence, both those accompanied by children and single adults.
    Geographies
    Somerville, MA, USA
    Dates
    Not indicated
    Source
    User-generated
    Homeless services,Food aid,Free goods distribution,Victim aid,Temporary accommodations,Transitional living,Domestic violence shelters,Housing services
    Economically disadvantaged people,Victims and oppressed people
    90
    $560K

  • Law Enforcement Partnerships Program

    Includes High Risk Team collaborations with law enforcement and the court system as well as embedding RESPOND staff at six municipal police departments to improve survivor access to non-emergency services and other community-based resources.
    Geographies
    Malden, MA, USA;
    Melrose, MA, USA;
    Wakefield, MA 01880, USA;
    Woburn, MA, USA;
    Reading, MA, USA;
    Wilmington, MA, USA;
    Somerville, MA, USA;
    Medford, MA, USA;
    Everett, MA 02149, USA;
    Stoneham, MA, USA;
    Burlington, MA, USA
    Dates
    Not indicated
    Source
    User-generated
    Victim aid,Self-advocacy,Homeless services,Women's services,Domestic violence shelters
    Victims and oppressed people,Economically disadvantaged people
    1.7K
    $196.9K