Mission:
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Our mission is simple, yet powerful: to help survivors of domestic abuse break free from violence and reclaim their lives. We’re here to empower them, offering the tools and resources needed to escape the cycle of abuse and build a brighter, safer future.
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Our Story:
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House of Helping Hands was born from one woman’s journey of survival. The founder, a survivor of domestic violence, understands firsthand the struggle of feeling trapped, unable to leave because of financial dependency on an abuser. This is a cruel tactic many abusers use to maintain control—isolating their victims and making them feel they have no way out.
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In January 2020, a group of dedicated volunteers came together with a mission to change lives. Then, as the world shut down in March 2020, we saw an overwhelming flood of cries for help. This led to the rapid creation of programs designed to assist survivors in their time of greatest need. Despite the challenges of the pandemic, with the unwavering support of our community partners, we’ve continued to fight for the freedom and dignity of those affected by domestic abuse.
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The impact of abuse doesn’t end with physical harm—alcohol use is often linked to a surge in domestic violence, reducing self-control and escalating conflict. Even worse, many survivors face an impossible financial burden, with 40% of families unable to afford basic necessities due to their dependency on their abuser. In these cases, even accessing help feels out of reach.
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But we’re here to change that. We are committed to ensuring that no survivor has to face this journey alone. Through empowerment and connection to vital resources, we help them regain control over their lives and break free from the cycle of abuse.
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We evolve and grow with our survivors, our partners, and our community—but we’ll never lose sight of our mission: to provide the resources and support needed for a life free from violence.
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Who hasn’t needed a helping hand? Won’t you be the one to offer yours?