If you have experienced domestic or sexual violence, you are not alone. Albion’s advocacy, shelter, and educational courses are provided free of charge and promise confidentiality. If you have been or are currently experiencing financial abuse, sexual abuse, physical abuse, emotional abuse, stalking, or sex trafficking, learn more about how each service may be able to provide you support and empowerment throughout your journey.
If you are in immediate danger, call 911. If you are experiencing crisis and need to speak with an advocate, contact us via our 24 Hour Crisis Hotline.
Advocacy & Non-Residential Services
Advocacy services are accessible to anyone, meaning you do not have to be a residing within Albion’s shelter to receive access. At Albion, our advocates are specially trained to work primarily with individuals who have experienced domestic or sexual assault, abuse, or violence first hand. Certain advocacy programs may work with secondary survivors, typically a close friends & family member who is looking to support someone who has or is currently being abused.
Programs include: Legal Advocacy, Crisis Advocacy, Crisis Response, & access to Support Groups.
In addition, advocates provide information and awareness to businesses, community groups, schools, and more. Contact info@albioncenter.org to schedule a presentation.
Residential Services
Emergency shelter is accessible to all genders, as well as dependent children. Due to the nature of our work and the safety of our clients, our address is not provided to the general public. Individuals seeking to utilize Albion’s shelter program should call 812-422-9372.
Primary Prevention
Educational programs for middle and high school students, universities, community groups, and organizations are available with no charge to you. All classes are founded in research and work to address the root causes of violence so that we may begin to grow as a community and prevent it before it happens.
Our Service Area
All services provided by Albion are accessible to residents of the following counties. Non-residential and Primary Prevention services will work with you to determine a meeting place address. Due to the nature of our work, individuals requesting safe shelter must call 812-422-9372 and speak with our staff. Upon acceptance, you will be provided with our address located in Vanderburgh County.
Crawford County |
Dubois County |
Gibson County |
Harrison County |
Orange County |
Perry County |
Pike County |
Posey County |
Spencer County |
Vanderburgh County |
Warrick County |