Free, Confidential Support for Salem County Survivors
Serving Salem County Since 1987
Supporting adults and children across Salem County, NJ with 24-hour crisis support, advocacy, shelter assistance, and community-based care since 1987.
HERE FOR YOU 24/7
24/7 Help From a Local Team That Knows Salem County
When you are dealing with domestic violence or sexual assault, knowing where to turn can feel overwhelming. Many people worry they will not be believed, will not qualify for help, or will have to figure everything out alone before reaching out. Salem County Women’s Services has supported survivors across Salem County since 1987 with free, confidential services that include shelter support, counseling, legal advocacy, and resource navigation. Whether you are in Salem, Pennsville, Carneys Point, Penns Grove, or Woodstown, one safe step can connect you to local advocates who understand the systems, resources, and community support available nearby.
Life feels less impossible when you can talk to someone who understands what comes next. With Salem County Women’s Services guiding each step, these are the kinds of support that help people move from crisis toward stability.
When You Need Support, Start With One Safe Step
County-Based Connections
Trying to navigate statewide systems alone can create more confusion, and county-focused support helps connect you to nearby hospitals, police departments, and community resources faster.
24-Hour Hotline
You should not have to wait until morning to ask for help, and immediate access to local advocates gives you a safe place to start any time of day.
Shelter & Housing Help
Leaving an unsafe situation often comes with housing and financial fears, and practical support for shelter, rent, utilities, and referrals can help make the next step possible.
Free Confidential Support
Many survivors delay reaching out because they are unsure what will happen next; confidential conversations help you explore options without pressure or judgment.
Court & Legal Advocacy
The restraining-order process can feel intimidating, but local court preparation and advocacy help you understand what to expect before you walk in.
Trusted By Our Community
Support That Helps You Move Forward
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Emergency Shelter
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Counseling Services
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Support Groups
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Resources and Educational Materials
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Legal Advocacy
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Accompaniment for Hospital or Police Visits
Ways to Get Involved
Many people want to support survivors locally but are unsure how to help in a meaningful way. Donations, volunteer programs, and community events create direct support for Salem County services and outreach.
