Our Services
24/7 Crisis Line 360-385-5291
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OPEN Mon - Fri 9AM - Noon
Tues-Fri 1PM - 4PM. CLOSED Mon afternoons and every day from 12-1. We close for all major holidays and follow the Port Townsend school district snow days. |
We offer a variety of services
to those who are currently experiencing, or have ever experienced any type of crime or abuse including domestic violence, sexual assault, fraud, identity theft, etc. |
Recovery Café
A safe and supportive community where we all experience love, belonging, healing, and the joy of contributing. It is for anyone who considers themselves to be in recovery. |
How to get help:If you are afraid for your safety CALL 911. Tell the dispatcher your life is in danger and you need help immediately.
If you can’t get to a phone, LEAVE and go to a safe place or a public place where others can see you. If you are in crisis, call our 24 hour crisis line 360-385-5291. A trained, professional advocate will listen, answer questions, and give you referrals. Make an appointment to come in to our office and meet with one of our skilled advocates. Call 360-385-5292. Walk-in to our office at 1045 10th Street in Port Townsend and ask to see one of our advocates. Contact us through this form |
Our Services
24 Hour Crisis Line: 360-385-5291 Crisis Intervention Emergency Shelter & Food Advocacy/Counseling Services Transitional Living Program Support Groups & Classes Community Outreach & Education Children in the Middle Workshops Recovery Cafe 
Little Free Pantry. Take what you need. Leave what you can. Available 24/7. |
Are you a victim of domestic violence?
Register so you can be advised immediately if there is a change in an offender’s custody status, to be notified that a protective order has been served, and to receive a 30-day notice when protective orders are scheduled to expire.
*Dove House staff and volunteers are mandatory reporters by law.
- In cases of child abuse or neglect, a report must be made to CPS
- In cases when a person makes homicidal or suicidal statements and/or threats, the target of the threat and law enforcement must be notified.
- In cases of elder abuse or neglect Washington Department of Aging must be notified.
All of our services are free and we do not discriminate based on race, color, religion, disability, pregnancy, national origin, age, gender, ethnicity, income, veteran status, marital status, sexual orientation, or any other bias prohibited by law.