Frequently Asked Questions

Family Crisis Shelter provides emergency shelter, supervised visitation and exchanges, violence intervention treatment, prevention education, advocacy, counseling, referrals, and other support services for individuals and families affected by violence.

The shelter serves survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking, as well as their children. Emergency shelter is available to individuals who are unsafe in their current living situation.

Each resident initially receives a short-term stay. Some residents may remain longer depending on their individual situation and needs.

Family Bridges supports children's ability to maintain contact with parents and other significant people in their lives. The program provides supervised parenting time and supervised child exchanges when the parent or adult has less than 50% of the residential responsibility for the child.

Violence Free is a 27-week treatment program for men and women who use abusive or controlling behaviors in intimate partner relationships. The group meets weekly for one-hour-and-a-half sessions via Zoom.

Prevention services provide evidence-based education and programming for youth, schools, businesses, and community organizations. Topics include healthy relationships, consent, bystander intervention, and violence prevention.

The mission is to provide safe shelter, advocacy, prevention education, counseling, referrals, and supportive services for individuals affected by domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, dating violence, and human trafficking.

Call 701-572-0757.

Call 701-444-7569.

Williston 24-hour Crisis Line: 701-770-5180

Watford City Crisis Line: 701-770-1141

Call 701-770-6542.

Call 701-580-3088.