Domestic Violence Intervention

Domestic Violence Intervention is a non-profit organization registered to receive federal grant awards, focusing primarily on providing support and services to victims of domestic violence and sexual assault. As a tax-exempt corporate entity, the organization has been actively involved in federal grant sub-awards since at least May 2023, when it registered in SAM.gov. Its registration is valid until April 29, 2025, indicating an ongoing commitment to participating in federally funded programs addressing issues related to domestic violence and victim support. Domestic Violence Intervention serves as a critical resource in rural Nevada communities, offering a range of services aimed at supporting and protecting victims of domestic violence and sexual assault.

Through its federal grant sub-awards, Domestic Violence Intervention engages in various critical services. One notable project involves stationing a Rural Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Advocate in Churchill County, Nevada, serving clients in both Churchill and Lyon counties. This advocate provides 24-hour crisis line support, crisis intervention, law enforcement response, temporary protection order assistance, sexual assault response, and transportation services for victims. The organization also conducts outreach and awareness campaigns for Sexual Assault Awareness Month and Teen Dating Violence and participates in coordinated community response team meetings. Another significant project focuses on providing a safe place for victims and their children, offering supportive services in safehouses and emergency hotels. These services are funded through various federal programs, including those administered by the Office on Violence Against Women (OVW) and the Division of Child and Family Services. Domestic Violence Intervention collaborates with prime grantees such as the Nevada Coalition to End Domestic and Sexual Violence and the Division of Child and Family Services to implement these crucial programs and services for victims of crime, domestic violence, and sexual assault in rural Nevada communities.