Program reports that it provides residential facility for people to live temporarily. Scroll down for information on maximum length of stay.
Emergency
Shelter
Shelter
Program reports that it is solely focused on providing services for victims of domestic violence.
Focused
Program
Focused Program
Program reports that it provides options for pet shelter. Scroll down for more information.
Pet
Options
Options
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Profile
Strength 47%
Strength 47%
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Hotline
972-276-0057 972-276-0057 (24⁄7)Hotline hours of operation
Sunday 24 hours Monday 24 hours Tuesday 24 hours Wednesday 24 hours Thursday 24 hours Friday 24 hours Saturday 24 hours -
Toll Free
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Business
972-422-2911 972-422-2911 -
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Languages Spoken
English, Spanish
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Services
Emergency Services (9)
- Danger/lethality assessment
- Crisis intervention services
- Emergency shelter
- Case management
- Food and clothing
- Safety planning
- Domestic violence education
- Emergency cell phones
- Confidential shelter location
Legal and Financial Assistance Services (6)
- Assistance with orders of protection
- Court/legal lay assistance
- Court accompaniment/advocacy
- Legal resource planning
- Financial empowerment training
- Court/legal assistance by attorney
Counseling Services (4)
- Counseling for batterers
- Shelter resident counseling
- Non-resident counseling
- Peer support groups
Housing Services (3)
- Transitional individual housing
- Transitional family housing
- Transportation
Support Services (5)
- Goal planning assistance
- Parenting skills training
- Health and wellness programs
- Resources and referrals
- Medical accompaniment
Children's Services (10)
- After school programs
- Educational programs
- Art/music therapy
- Tutoring services
- Onsite schooling
- School liaison
- Summer camp
- Youth counseling
- Safety planning for children
- Child care during support groups
Community Educational Services (2)
- Domestic violence workshops
- Speaker's bureau
Populations Served
Demographics (6)
- Women
- Men
- Elderly
- Teens
- Individuals
- Families
Populations (8)
- Disabled
- Immigrant
- Military
- Rural
- Trafficked persons
- Prostituted persons
- LGBTQ
- Trans women/men
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Counties Served
Collin, Dallas
About Hope's Door New Beginning Center
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Website
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Established
1985-01-01 -
Beds
55 -
Maximum Length of Stay (days)
90 -
Wheelchair Accessible
Yes -
Pet Shelter
Refer to foster care Yes
Description
The mission of Hope’s Door New Beginning Center is to offer intervention and prevention services to individuals and families affected by intimate partner and family violence and to provide education programs that enhance the community’s capacity to respond.
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State Coalition Member
Yes
