Domestic Violence Shelters | Blackstone Valley Advocacy Center
P.O. Box 5643, Pawtucket, RI 02860
Eligibility
Single or with children, 18+, Will accept young male children up to age 17
Domestic violence victims
Required documents
Photo ID, Birth certificates for each child
Hours
24/7, Curfew: 8:00PM unless employment is verified
Languages
Spanish
Application process
24 hours, Initial telephone screening, Application
Fees
No Fees
Service area
Serving: Albion, Central Falls, Cumberland, Lincoln, Manville, and Pawtucket
The Blackstone Valley Advocacy Center has been providing services to victims of domestic violence in the Blackstone Valley area for over three decades. It is their voices, their struggles and their experiences which guide our work. They're a nonprofit organization whose mission is to provide comprehensive services to victims of domestic violence and to provide education and awareness on the issue of domestic violence.
Outgoing calls have no Caller ID, outgoing calls blocked for your safety.
Services:
Case Management
Crisis Intervention
Domestic violence support and education
Mental health/substance abuse support
Housing referrals
Transitional housing
Vocation/Education/Employment referrals
Budgeting
Referrals are made according to need of shelter guest
Spanish speaking staff available
Important Policies:
Curfew: 8:00PM unless employment is verified
Drug/Alcohol free environment
Children must be supervised at all times
Toiletries and clothing can be provided to shelter guests as needed and are limited
No transportation available
Non-smoking facility
Last assured
03/04/2022
What's Here
Providing organization
Blackstone Valley Advocacy Center
Blackstone Valley Advocacy Center has been providing services to victims of domestic violence in the Blackstone Valley area for over two decades. It is their voices, their struggles and their experiences which guide the Center's work. Blackstone Valley Advocacy Center is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to provide comprehensive services to victims of domestic violence and to provide education and awareness on the issue of domestic violence.
Services:
Case Management
Crisis Intervention
Domestic violence support and education
Mental health/substance abuse support
Housing referrals
Transitional housing
Vocation/Education/Employment referrals
Budgeting
Referrals are made according to need of shelter guest
Spanish speaking staff available
Important Policies:
Curfew: 8:00PM unless employment is verified
Drug/Alcohol free environment
Children must be supervised at all times
Toiletries and clothing can be provided to shelter guests as needed and are limited
No transportation available
Non-smoking facility