Women Helping Women of Hamilton County

Women Helping Women of Hamilton County is a social justice agency based in Cincinnati, Ohio, with 73 employees. Established in 1973, the organization is dedicated to preventing gender-based violence and empowering survivors. Women Helping Women offers a wide range of services to survivors of domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, and stalking. These services include a 24-hour crisis hotline, on-scene response with police, hospital accompaniment, walk-in crisis intervention, support groups, and advocacy for protection orders. Additionally, the organization provides comprehensive prevention programs, such as educational workshops for schools and youth-serving organizations, training for bar and restaurant staff, and corporate training programs to address workplace issues related to gender-based violence. What sets Women Helping Women apart is its commitment to both intervention and prevention. Through its unique approach, the organization collaborates with local government, schools, and restaurants to create a safer community. By providing support services and implementing educational programs, they aim to address the root causes of gender-based violence and empower individuals to live free from violence. Interested parties can learn more about Women Helping Women's programs and services by visiting their website at womenhelpingwomen.org.