Kedish House
Support. Advocacy. Hope.
Empowering survivors and strengthening North Dakota communities in Dickey, LaMoure, Logan, McIntosh & Sargent Counties
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We can help you
The Kedish House is a program for families and victims of domestic & sexual violence. Assistance is available by calling Kedish House or calling the 24 hour hotline. Although Kedish House does not have an onsite shelter for victims, short term emergency housing is provided. Confidentiality and self determination is of the utmost importance. We offer a hand up with support and resources to victims of abuse and their families, empowering them to make the best decisions for their futures.
Crisis Intervention
When you’re in crisis, you don’t have to face it alone. Our team is here 24/7 to listen, support, and help you make a plan. Whether you’re in danger or just need someone to talk to.
Safety Planning
Includes immediate safe shelter and assistance planning for the days forward.
Support & Counseling
Emotional and financial support is unique with each client and advocates work to empower victims to determine what specific needs Kedish House can provide.
Advocacy
Protection orders can be intimidating & overwhelming to complete. Legal advocates at Kedish House are trained to assist clients with the appropriate paperwork as well as accompany them to court proceedings in accordance with Rule 34.
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how you can help us
Whether you want to support a friend, contribute financially, or raise awareness in your community, your involvement matters. Here are five meaningful ways you can help survivors of domestic violence, along with ways to support our mission directly.
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About us
Kedish House Resource Program
Kedish House was founded in 1985 and serves the counties of Dickey, Sargent, LaMoure, Logan, and McIntosh.
It is a program for families and victims of domestic & sexual violence.
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