Center of Hope staff and volunteers are able to justly serve victims by guiding them through the trauma they have experienced and onto a path of emotional, mental and often times physical healing. As an advocacy leader for victims of violence and abuse, Center of Hope is always striving to improve upon its services and find better ways to help victims of domestic/sexual violence and their families rebuild their lives as survivors. We go above and beyond to help these victims towards a life of justice and peace by partnering with the community agencies, local law enforcement, courts, the District Attorney’s Office and other social service agencies to provide resources and referrals as well as educating them on how to improve victim safety and offender accountability.

Domestic/sexual abuse is not a private problem; it’s a community concern and as a non-profit, Center of Hope would not be able to continue to grow its services without the kindness and generosity of the entire community. Every little bit helps and we are so lucky to be backed by the amazing support of the Office of Criminal Justice Programs, the Department of Housing and Urban Development, the United Way of Maury County, the Tennessee Coalition to End Domestic & Sexual Violence, the Emergency Food and Shelter Program, the Tennessee Bar Foundation, the Healing Trust along with the generosity of the city and county government, local civic groups, and local businesses, churches and individual members of the community in our efforts to end domestic and sexual violence.