NYC Domestic Violence Hotline # 800-621- HOPE (4673); or dial 311; for TDD 800-810-7444
Our Focus
The Allen Women’s Resource Center is a temporary emergency shelter that serves as a support system for women as they take the necessary steps towards self-determination.
Our staff provides crisis intervention counseling as well as resources that enable victims to realize self-sufficiency through action.
How the Allen Women’s Resource Center can help YOU!
If you or someone you know is a victim of domestic abuse,
Allen Women’s Resource Center provides:
GET INVOLVED!
The Allen Women’s Resource Center is a not-for-profit organization. We depend on donations, grant funding, and fundraising events to fulfill our mission. Demonstrate your commitment to educate, protect, and help women and their minor children against domestic violence with a tax-deductible contribution today.
Our Program
The Allen Women’s Resource Center provides a temporary communal environment for female victims and their minor children. We encourage all victims of domestic abuse to seek control of their lives through empowerment.
We provide individual and group counseling sessions and information on educational and vocational training, legal and medical assistance, income maintenance,
housing assistance, and child care services. Allen Women’s Resource Center also offers full-time child care as mothers learn to restructure their lives.
In addition, our ‘24’ hour hotline (718) 739-6202 provides resources and referral information throughout the five boroughs of New York and New York State.
GET INVOLVED!
The Allen Women’s Resource Center is a not-for-profit organization. We depend on donations, grant funding, and fundraising events to fulfill our mission. Demonstrate your commitment to educate, protect, and help women and their minor children against domestic violence with a tax-deductible contribution today.
we serve
Brookville, Cambria Heights, Hollis, Jamaica, Laurelton, Queens Village
Rochdale Village, Rosedale, Saint Albans, and Springfield Gardens
WHAT WE DO
The Mayor’s Office to Combat Domestic Violence has launched an awareness campaign to highlight the complexities of abusive relationships and the diversity of survivors of abuse. The campaign also highlights NYCHope, the city’s first domestic violence portal, a hub of information, connections to community-based resources and supports for survivors.