Voices Against Violence is an organization that serves survivors of any kind of violence, not specifically domestic violence. They serve people who have been victims of 26 different types of crimes.

Sunshine Kids Childcare & Preschool is a preschool and childcare in Twin Falls, ID that takes the development of your little one very seriously. They encourage creativity, but keep their classes structured with a curriculum that has been proven to assist with motor, cognitive, and social skills.

Their mission is to empower families with children experiencing homelessness to achieve sustainable independence for a more promising future.

They specialize in providing high-quality care for infants (6 weeks and older) through pre-K and kindergarten. 

At Underground Railroad, they provide services to the people of Yazoo City who may find themselves in a tight spot or in need of immediate support. They provide various services to those who are in need.

This childcare center surrounds students with an inventive and encouraging environment. This allows children to develop social skills, such as empathy and self-worth, while teaching them responsibility, self-discipline, and respect for others. Infant care, childcare, and pre-school.

WCA has been at the forefront of providing services to those healing from domestic abuse and sexual assault. Since its founding, WCA’s crisis program has evolved into one of the most vital, unduplicated, comprehensive programs in their community and region. 

Haven House Family Shelter has provided women and their families with a safe haven and support while helping them gain independence through self-empowerment and education. 

At Valley Women & Children’s Shelter, they strive to provide a safe place for women and children to recover from homelessness. With 66 available beds, their shelter for homeless women and children offers a safe, clean place to sleep, in addition to clothing, meals, and case management.

At City Light, they offer a safe haven of hope and love. They provide emergency services such as meals, shelter, and clothing, as well as education, work-search assistance, mental health counseling, addiction recovery through the New Life Program, and children’s programs.