Our Services

  • 24 Hour Crisis Line: 770.489.7513
    Staffed by trained advocates to provide immediate response to battered women in need.
  • Emergency Shelter
    25 bed shelter available with 24 hour intake for battered and homeless women and children.
  • Transitional Program
    A stepping stone for women to go from crisis to independant living. There are seven transitional housing units which will house up to 12 women and their children.
  • Case Management
    Families are provided with comprehensive case management while in the program.
  • Children’s Program
    Comprehensive services are provided to children and youth that come from violent homes. Public education regarding violence and its effect on children and youth, and presentations to high school students on dating and domestic violence at local high schools.
  • Domestic Violence Counseling
    Through legal advocacy & TPO assistance, women are assisted in obtaining a Temporary Protective Order as soon as possible. Legal advocates are provided to escort and assist as needed for hearings and other legal matters.
  • Support Groups
    Support groups are offered for battered women which include parenting classes and life skills classes. Through collaboration with agencies, required services for battered women and their children are available.
  • Emergency Food & Clothing
  • Community Education
    Volunteer training is available for those wishing to volunteer with S.H.A.R.E. House, or learn more about Domestic Violence. Call 770.949.0626 for more information on how to help.

    Expansion of Services:
    The S.H.A.R.E. House, Inc. is a Domestic Violence Crisis Intervention Center located in Douglasville, Georgia. Their targeted population is women, children and men who have
    been affected by Domestic violence. S.H.A.R.E House has been providing services to victims of Domestic Violence for over thirty (30) years. Since 2014 the agency has been
    able to expand its services to the Douglas and Paulding County Communities. This includes opening a satellite office in Paulding County in 2018 and developing a Youth/Teen Center in 2019.
    Emergency Shelter and Crisis Line
    The primary service is providing a safe location through its 24-hour emergency shelter for women and children who are fleeing domestic violence. There is 24/7 crisis line that
    is operated by trained advocates to give a listening ear, provide education, coordinate emergency safe housing and connection with appropriate resources to victims of
    Domestic Violence who are in crisis and seeking assistance.
    Legal Advocacy
    Legal advocacy services are available to assist victims in violent relationships to obtain a Temporary Protective Order (TPO’s) to help protect them and their children. Legal
    advocacy services also include attending Bond Hearings, assisting and completing paperwork for TPO’s, filing appropriate documents with the courts, attending and
    providing emotional supports doing the court proceedings, and follow up contacts as appropriate with victims.
    Legal Representation
    S.H.A.R.E. House has an attorney on staff to provide legal representation to victims through the Temporary Protective Order process. The attorney can provide legal guidance
    and representation in other areas that fall within the agency guidelines for services.
    Assessments
    Social and Psychological Assessments are provided utilizing best practice tools to help identify family strengths and needs to facilitate the development of a comprehensive case
    plan that is utilized by the family and case manager. Domestic Violence screening and assessments are performed to determine the degree and level of abuse experienced by a
    victim and secondary victims, the children.
    Additional Services
    Trauma Counseling
    Transportation,
    Financial assistance
    Relocation,
    Parenting classes
    Life skills