Advocacy

Advocates support the individual’s choice regarding reporting the crime. Advocates provide information about the legal system and are available to accompany and support the victim throughout the legal process.

Legal advocacy can assist client’s with protection orders and court assistance and navigating the court system, sitting in attendance with victims in court, sitting through defense interviews to support victims and discussing options to heal with clients after victimization.

If you need assistance, or have questions, please click here for any of our office locations.

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Say Boo to Bad Choices! 🎃🧡New Hope staff had the opportunity to do some outreach in Mattawa through the Wahluke Community Coalition this past Wednesday! Various community partners, businesses & organizations came together to support and encourage our local youth to say “boo to bad choices!” City of MattawaA special thank you to Corvid Coffee Co. in Mattawa for partnering with New Hope for this DVAM by sharing our purple straws!#newhopepurplestraw 💜El personal de Nueva Esperanza tuvo la oportunidad de realizar actividades de divulgación en Mattawa a través de la Coalición Comunitaria de Wahluke el miércoles pasado. Diversos socios comunitarios, empresas y organizaciones se unieron para apoyar y animar a nuestros jóvenes locales a decir “¡basta de malas decisiones!”. Un agradecimiento especial a Corvid Coffee en Mattawa por colaborar con New Hope en este Mes de Concientización sobre la Violencia Doméstica (DVAM) compartiendo nuestros popotes morados. 💜 ... See MoreSee Less
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New Hope Clients Served in 2024As we close out our Domestic Violence Awareness Campaign, we’re reminded that there’s never a wrong time to talk to a loved one about healthy relationships and offer help when it’s needed most. 💜Advocates are available 24/7 through our hotline 888-560-6027Visit DomesticShelters.org to find a program near you. #DVAM #grantcounty #adamscounty Pictured is a graph representing our 2024 statistics on clients served in both Grant & Adams Counties. Keep in mind these numbers represent victims who chose to seek help. We recognize there are many cases of abuse that go unreported. On average it takes a survivor 7 times to leave an abusive relationship before leaving for good. If you or someone you know is going through any form of abuse, help is available. ... See MoreSee Less
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