Broadview provides both emergency shelter and transitional housing to
homeless women and children in a secure, confidential facility. Most Broadview residents are domestic violence survivors, and two-thirds are children.

Our mission is to help residents cope with the trauma of displacement and abuse, address the issues that led to their homelessness, develop a strong community support system, and find and secure permanent housing.

Each Broadview family stays in their own furnished apartment with onsite staffing 24 hours/day, 365 days/year. Household supplies, personal hygiene items, bus tickets and emergency food are also available.

A safe haven for homeless women & children
Broadview offers a broad range of comprehensive support services onsite including:

• 24-hour crisis intervention
• advocacy-based counseling
• goal setting and weekly progress meetings
• domestic violence education and support groups
• legal advocacy
• addiction recovery services
• mental health counseling
• access and referrals to healthcare
• resource referrals for education, food, legal services and housing

Children’s services
To help restore a sense of safety, normalcy and structure, Broadview offers specialized services for children, including:

• immunizations and health screenings
• enrollment in schools
• access to computers, homework groups and tutoring
• age-appropriate support and social groups
• recreational outings

Accommodations
Broadview has two completely wheelchair accessible units and can accommodate large and extended families. In addition, Broadview has a full-time ESL case manager dedicated to working with limited-English proficient families to help them navigate services and secure housing.