St. Jude House is Committed to Support. Safety. Healing.
At St. Jude House, we are here for you. If you are facing domestic violence or sexual assault, you are not alone. All our services are free, private, and designed to help you feel safe, supported, and respected.
Emergency Shelter
If you need a safe place to go, we can help connect you to safe shelter options and supportive resources.
- Safe shelter open 24/7
- Private rooms and shared common areas
- Staff trained to support you with care and understanding
Case Management
A case manager can support you as you make a plan for your future.
- Help creating a safety plan
- Support with finding housing, jobs, and healthcare
- Ongoing emotional and practical support
Legal Advocacy
We can help you understand your rights and support you through the legal process.
- Help with protective orders and going to court
- Clear information about your legal options
- Support working with police and legal professionals
Child & Adult Advocacy
We support survivors of all ages, including children.
- One-on-one and family support
- Parenting help and education
- Activities and programs for kids affected by violence
Community-Based Domestic Violence Services
You can meet with an advocate in the community or online—whatever works best for you.
- Safety planning and emotional support
- Help with understanding legal options and community resources
- Flexible, survivor-centered support outside the shelter
Community Education & Outreach
We work to build safer, stronger communities.
- Workshops for schools, workplaces, and community groups
- Training on healthy relationships and how to safely help others
- Partnerships with local leaders and organizations
Trauma-Informed Care
Compassionate Care Rooted in Understanding
At St. Jude House, we know that trauma can affect many parts of your life. That is why we use a trauma-informed approach. This means we focus on your safety, your voice, and your healing.
What Is Trauma-Informed Care?
It means we work in ways that:
- Keep you physically and emotionally safe
- Are honest and clear
- Support your choices
- Treat you as a partner in your own healing
- Respect your culture, identity, and experiences
How We Practice It
Our team is trained to:
- Listen without judging
- Follow your pace
- Create safe, welcoming spaces
- Give options, not pressure
- Notice signs of trauma and respond with care
Why It Matters
This approach helps you:
- Feel seen, heard, and respected
- Build confidence and control
- Heal in a calm and supportive space
Our Promise to You
We keep learning, listening, and improving so you receive care that is respectful, safe, and centered on healing.
