OUR MISSION
Providing P.E.A.C.E.
Mission
Provide programs and services in Marquette and Alger Counties that Protect, Educate, Advocate, Counsel, and Empower all survivors of domestic and sexual violence.
Vision
To cultivate a future of safety, autonomy, and healing for survivors.
Values
At The Women’s Center, we are committed to a values-driven approach that informs every aspect of our programs, services, and organizational culture. These core values guide our leadership, decision-making, and delivery of services, ensuring that every aspect of our work is inclusive, effective, and responsive to the needs of those impacted by domestic and sexual violence:
Trauma-Informed
We prioritize the well-being of everyone we serve by fostering a safe, empathetic, and supportive environment. Through policies and practices that address the effects of trauma, we ensure that our programs and leadership create spaces of healing and resilience.
Client-Centered
Empowerment is at the heart of what we do. By honoring individual autonomy and promoting respect, inclusivity, and growth, we create opportunities for clients, staff, and community members to actively engage, build skills, and thrive within a culture of mutual value and respect.
Intersectional
We embrace diversity and equity, acknowledging how intersecting identities shape experiences and access to resources. Our commitment to inclusivity drives us to design programs, services, and organizational practices that are equitable, representative, and reflective of the communities we serve.
Protecting
24/7 Acute Intervention Services
Safe Emergency Shelter
Personal Protection Orders
Educating
24/7 Information Line
Referral Services
Workshops and Training
Advocating
Resource Support
Victim Housing Activism
Court Support
Counseling
24/7 Help Line
Individual Counseling
Support Groups
Empowering
24/7 Resource Line
Housing Assistance
Legal Consultation
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How to Give
State and federal funding covers two-thirds of the annual operating costs including all of the programs and staff who provide direct client services. None of that funding though is used to cover costs of having Harbor House, marketing our services, educational materials, or the offices in Marquette or Munising for domestic and sexual violence crisis support and advocacy.
This is paid through individual and corporate donations, community grants, third party fundraisers, Women’s Center, Inc. annual fundraisers, and our through revenue that is generated from our resale shop, Pak Ratz.
THRIFT SHOP
Visit our Thrift Shop at 1310 S. Front Street
Mon, Fri and Sat 10:00am – 5:00pm
Tue, Wed & Thurs. 10am – 6pm
Donation Hours: Mon – Sat 10am – 4pm
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