WIN Victim Services

Shippensburg students, come visit WIN’s table at the volunteer fair! Meet a WIN advocate and learn about all of our volunteer and internship opportunities.

We’re so excited to announce our BRAND NEW fundraising event for WIN Victim Services. Grab some friends and sign up for the For the WIN Volleyball Tournament at the YMCA on January 13th. Two levels will be played: competitive (advanced/intermediate) and recreational (no experience necessary!). Registration is $180/team. Players must be 18 years or older. At least two females required per team.

During the event, t-shirts will be available for sale, and raffle prizes will be available for entry (so bring cash!). All proceeds will benefit WIN Victim Services, our local domestic violence and sexual assault crisis center.

RAIN/SNOW DATE: FEBRUARY 24TH

View the event on Facebook here: https://fb.me/e/1hbGG1xuk 

 

Thank you to our sponsors!

Court Sponsors: T.B. Wood’s & Amvets Post 226

Raffle Sponsor: Essis & Son’s Carpet One

General Sponsor: F&M Trust

Friend of WIN Sponsors: Front Porch Fitness, RKL, Fulton County Medical Center

 

Join our fall volunteer training session to become a WIN volunteer! Volunteer opportunities include:

• Community Volunteer – attend tabling and fundraising events to help educate the community about what WIN does
• Indirect Services Volunteer – complete supporting tasks for the WIN shelter and advocacy center
• Direct Services Volunteer – directly serve WIN clients, including hotline staffing, conducting support groups, and more

To learn more or sign up, email Kristy at kristyt@winservices.org.

Join our spring volunteer training session to become a WIN volunteer! Volunteer opportunities include:

• Community Volunteer – attend tabling and fundraising events to help educate the community about what WIN does
• Indirect Services Volunteer – complete supporting tasks for the WIN shelter and advocacy center
• Direct Services Volunteer – directly serve WIN clients, including hotline staffing, conducting support groups, and more

To learn more or sign up, email Kristy at kristyt@winservices.org.

Although domestic violence can be a difficult topic to discuss, it’s important that we stay informed and aware of the issues of domestic violence and how it affects our community so that we can better support survivors. Awareness is one of the best ways that we can combat the problem.

Did you know that 1 in 4 men and 1 in 7 women are affected by intimate partner violence every year?

WIN Victim Services (formerly Women in Need) is working hard every day to prevent these issues by getting out into the community and providing training and education on the subject. We are also providing free and confidential services to survivors of domestic violence, so they can rebuild their confidence and their life and get on a better path for the future. Learn more below!

 

Our counselors provide empowerment and encouragement counseling on an individual basis to help survivors work through trauma and move toward confidence.

WIN advocates are available anytime, day or night, to answer the hotline and provide support.

Legal advocates can help survivors attain a protection order against their abusers by assisting with paperwork and accompanying survivors in court.

WIN offers a variety of support group formats where clients can interact with other survivors to find support and empowerment. All sessions are guided by a counselor.

Clients with nowhere safe to stay can enter into our emergency shelter program while they work to build confidence and independence.

 

Donate

As a nonprofit, WIN needs generous donations in order to operate and provide free services to survivors. The gift of items or monetary support is so appreciated! Check out our donations page for more information.

Include WIN in Your October Events

If you are already hosting an awareness even in October, WIN would love to be a part of it. Email community@winservices.org with information about your event, so we can plan accordingly.

Invite an Advocate to Give a Presentation/Training

If you are part of a community organization or a group that would like to learn more about domestic violence awareness and how you can get involved, email community@winservices.org to connect with an advocate and learn how you can receive training.

Volunteer

Our volunteers are critical to our organization’s ability to provide services. As a volunteer, you will receive full training to be able to attend events, connect with clients, and more. If you are interested in getting involved, contact our Volunteer Coordinator at KristyT@winservices.org.

Sign Up for Our Newsletter

Our email newsletter is the best way to stay in touch with WIN and learn about what we are up to! Click the link above to sign up!

 

To read domestic violence FAQs  —>  Click here

To learn statistics about domestic violence —> Click here

To read about teen violence —> Click here

To learn the definitions of domestic violence terms —> Click here

The WIN offices will be closed for the federal holiday. However, as always, you can call our hotline at 717-264-4444 or 1-800-621-6660. For non-urgent messages, you can also call our office and leave a message at 717-264-3056.

The WIN offices will be closed for the federal holiday. However, as always, you can call our hotline at 717-264-4444 or 1-800-621-6660. For non-urgent messages, you can also call our office and leave a message at 717-264-3056.

The WIN offices will be closed for the federal holiday. However, as always, you can call our hotline at 717-264-4444 or 1-800-621-6660. For non-urgent messages, you can also call our office and leave a message at 717-264-3056.

The WIN offices will be closed for the federal holiday. However, as always, you can call our hotline at 717-264-4444 or 1-800-621-6660. For non-urgent messages, you can also call our office and leave a message at 717-264-3056.

The WIN offices will be closed for the federal holiday. However, as always, you can call our hotline at 717-264-4444 or 1-800-621-6660. For non-urgent messages, you can also call our office and leave a message at 717-264-3056.