Marjaree Mason Center Domestic Violence Shelter and Supportive Services

Since 1979

the Marjaree Mason Center has worked to provide a safe and supportive environment for individuals exposed to family violence.

What is Domestic Violence?

Domestic violence is a pattern of abusive behaviors whereby one party intimidates, coerces, restricts, and/or controls the other. It can include emotional abuse, physical violence, sexual abuse, and economic deprivation.

Domestic violence can occur between spouses, ex-spouses, current or former boyfriends and girlfriends, roommates, and people who have children together. It occurs in all cultures and at every socio-economic level.

Domestic violence can include intimate partner violence, elder abuse, and child abuse. However, people most often associate the term "domestic violence" with intimate partner violence.

For more information on domestic violence, visit this link.

You can also view this website in Espanol, Vietnamese, Hindi, or another language.

Services Offered

• Shelter
• Legal Assistance
• Support Groups
• Education
• Batterer's Intervention
• 24-hr Hotline & Crisis Intake
• Therapy
• Safety Planning
• Victim Advocacy
• Anger Management

Most Marjaree Mason Center victim services are offered at no cost, thanks to support from our generous donors, volunteers and essential government grants.