Partnership Against Domestic ViolenceSupportive Housing
PADV's Supportive Housing Program provides an important bridge to self-sufficiency for domestic violence survivors and their children. We partner with property owners and landlords in order for this program to be a success.
From padv.org/supportive-housing ↗About this program
At Partnership Against Domestic Violence, we have various housing projects.
Each client secures a rental lease in their own name and we pay a portion of the client's rent throughout the duration of their lease.
Currently, we have various property owners and landlords who assist us in housing domestic violence survivors.
All those seeking supportive housing, must first contact our housing assessors through our DV Coordinated Entry project, to be added to our housing prioritization list.
Questions
Who must someone contact to be added to the housing prioritization list?
All those seeking supportive housing, must first contact our housing assessors through our DV Coordinated Entry project, to be added to our housing prioritization list.
How does the rental lease work for clients?
Each client secures a rental lease in their own name and we pay a portion of the client's rent throughout the duration of their lease.
Details
- Who
- Domestic violence survivors seeking supportive housing
Run by
Emergency ShelterWe have two emergency shelters providing services to survivors of domestic violence in Gwinnett and Fulton County.
Legal AdvocacyPADV's legal advocacy services ensure that survivors seeking legal relief from the violence they are experiencing have trained and compassionate advocates to guide them through the processCrisis Line - 404-873-1766While many of our callers are in immediate danger, we also assist people with loved ones struggling with domestic violence or those who just need a chance to talk as they try to decide the next steps. The crisis line is always open and available.