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Contact Us 405 W. Greenlawn Ave Suite 105, Lansing, MI 48910 kmillerov@eveinc.org 517-372-5572, Press '2' For advocacy services please call our Crisis Line at (517) 372-5572, press '1' First Name Last Name Email Message Send Thanks for submitting! Address Admin Office: 405 W. Greenlawn Ave Suite 105, Lansing, MI 48910 Contact 517-372-5572, Press '2' Opening Hours Mon - Fri 9:00 am – 5:00 pm PPO Office: 313 W Kalamazoo St Floor 3R, Lansing, MI 48933 517-483-6545 Mon-Fri 8:30 am – 12:00 pm, 1:00pm-4:30pm

EVE provides Personal Protection Orders as well as assistance for survivors of domestic and sexual violence. Orden de protección personal Oficina Oficina de órdenes de protección personal Palacio de Justicia de los Veteranos 313 W. Kalamazoo St. Lansing, MI 48933 (517) 483-6545 Lunes - 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM; 12:30 PM-4: 30 PM Martes - 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM; 12:30 PM - 4:30 PM Miércoles - 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM; 12:30 PM - 4:30 PM Jueves - 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM; 12:30 PM - 4:30 PM Viernes - 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM; 12: 30-4: 30 PM Saber más _____________________________ Unidad de apoyo a la violencia doméstica de Mason (DVSU) Oficina del Sheriff del condado de Ingham 630 N. Cedar Mason, MI 48854 (517) 676-8285 * Tenga en cuenta que esta oficina está cerrada hasta nuevo aviso. Lunes Viernes: Horario sin cita previa a tiempo parcial: 12:30 - 1:30 pm o con cita previa Esta oficina le es proporcionada por Mason Area Community Fund. Para obtener instrucciones sobre cómo presentar un PPO durante el virus Covid-19, haga clic en el botón de abajo y / o mire los videos a la derecha. Presentar una PPO La Oficina de Órdenes de Protección Personal de EVE y la Unidad de Apoyo a la Violencia Doméstica Mason brindan apoyo y defensa a las víctimas que experimentan violencia doméstica, violencia en el noviazgo, agresión sexual y / o acoso.

Domestic Violence Advocacy Our advocacy services are tailored to each survivors needs. Advocates are dedicated to helping survivors realize their inner strength on their healing journey. What is Domestic Violence? Domestic violence, which EVE refers to as Intimate Partner Violence (IPV), is a pattern of behavior in which one person uses physical, sexual, financial, and/or emotional abuse to control another person with whom they are intimately involved. IPV can also include reproductive coercion, digital abuse, and spiritual abuse. Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) relationships are not necessarily violent 24/7, however the perpetual threat or memory of said violence is there 24/7. Advocacy Services EVE advocates are trained to support survivors of domestic assault. Advocates are dedicated to providing trauma-informed, empowerment-based care. EVE understands that each survivor has their own story and lived experiences, and we work to honor that while supporting survivors on their healing journey. All services are free and confidential. To speak to an advocate about how EVE can support you, please call our Crisis Line at (517) 372-5572. Referrals & Resources EVE advocates are able to assist in making the appropriate referrals and identifying community resources that survivors might need. This might include attaining access to public transportation, assistance meeting housing goals, information about survivor's rights, etc. Safety Planning Advocates can assist survivors in making arrangements that prioritize survivor safety on their healing journey. Plans are personal and practical to support the individual needs of each survivor. Advocacy & Case Management Aside from offering emotional support and crisis intervention, advocates can also assist with Personal Protection Order (PPO) assistance, courtroom support, etc. 1 in 4 women and 1 in 7 men have been assaulted by a partner (thehotline.org) Domestic Violence Emergency Shelter EVE offers emergency shelter services for survivors of domestic abuse. For more information call our 24/7 365 crisis line at (517) 372-5572 or click below. Read More

INVOLUCRARSE Ways to Get Involved with EVE Aplicación individual There are many internship opportunities offered to those seeking internship or practicum credit for school. Click the button above for more details. Tenga en cuenta que cualquier persona que busque una oportunidad que implique trabajar directamente con los clientes debe completar la capacitación para voluntarios que se lleva a cabo tres veces al año. (Enero, mayo y septiembre). Nuestro coordinador de voluntarios trabaja tanto con miembros de la comunidad como con estudiantes que buscan una ubicación para pasantías o prácticas para obtener crédito escolar. Las solicitudes se aceptan de forma continua, pero envíe su documentación lo antes posible para encontrar una ubicación para el próximo semestre. Servicio comunitario There are many ways you can donate to EVE. Click the button above for more details. EVE acepta con gusto a voluntarios de servicio comunitario que necesitan completar horas de prueba o terminar los talleres obligatorios de la corte. Si bien pedimos información confidencial, tratamos a todos los solicitantes por igual y agradecemos la ayuda de aquellos que eligen a EVE como su elección de ubicación. Los voluntarios de servicio comunitario trabajan con nuestro supervisor de instalaciones para ayudar a mantener la seguridad, el saneamiento y el mantenimiento del refugio. Las tareas pueden incluir limpieza leve a moderada, organización de donaciones, jardinería y reparaciones de mantenimiento. Las solicitudes de servicio comunitario se aceptan de forma continua. Community Service Opportunities for individuals seeking to complete court-ordered community service. Solicitud de grupo There are three types of volunteer opportunities offered here at EVE. Click the button above for more details. Individual Opportunities for individuals seeking to provide volunteer services to EVE who are NOT seeking internship credit. Los grupos pueden involucrarse en el programa de Educación Comunitaria participando en concientización pública, divulgación y también pueden trabajar con el Director de Desarrollo de Recursos de EVE para brindar apoyo en las recaudaciones de fondos anuales u organizar un evento propio. También se anima a los grupos a recolectar o crear artículos donados para los programas de EVE. EVE siempre está abierta a ideas creativas y trabajará con las habilidades que aportes para encontrar una excelente ubicación. Contáctenos para averiguar más formas en las que puede ayudar a apoyar a los sobrevivientes. An example of a third-party fundraiser. Neysa and her group collected donations and gifts for EVE through their participation in a fun run! Conozca a algunos que marcan la diferencia Mikayla I enjoy volunteering at EVE because I love doing my part to empower women who are survivors of domestic violence as well as educate the community on important issues like domestic violence, sexual assault, and healthy relationships. Being able to go out in the community and help Leah with planning and participating in events really helps me realize what I want to do in my future while being able to promote positive communities. Yamini I love volunteering with End Violent Encounters because it is a nice placed to make some real impact with some of the most amazing people I have ever met. I’ve learned a lot about myself through volunteering, with children and the survivors, and the more time I spend volunteering with EVE, the more I feel like I am actually making a difference every day, for an issue I am very passionate about.The connections I have made here are amazing, and the reason I keep coming back every week. Aaron I enjoy volunteering with E.V.E because I have a chance to help the often invisible party of a crime, the victim. It also gives me a chance to help my community and learn the justice system.

Call our 24-7 crisis line to talk to a professional about your options. Línea de crisis las 24 horas ¿Cuál es nuestra Línea de Crisis? Nuestra línea de crisis es un centro de llamadas las 24 horas que no solo brinda apoyo e intervención en situaciones de crisis, sino donde defensores capacitados lo conectan con los servicios proporcionados por EVE. Razones para llamar Es un sobreviviente que necesita servicios directos como defensa, asesoramiento o asistencia legal. Estás buscando refugio de emergencia por una relación abusiva Busca asistencia médica después de una agresión sexual. Está buscando información sobre cómo ayudar a un amigo o familiar. ¿Qué puede hacer nuestra línea de crisis? Sea un oído comprensivo y atento Conecte a los sobrevivientes al servicio directo Proporcionar referencias Ayude a alguien a resolver cómo tener una conversación con un amigo o familiar que esté sufriendo abuso. TODOS LOS SERVICIOS DE EVE SON GRATIS Y CONFIDENCIAL Línea de crisis las 24 horas 517-372-5572

Abuse comes in many forms and has no age limit. Our Abuse Later in Life counselors and advocates support and empower survivors over the age of 55. Abuse Later in Life Advocacy Abuse Has No Age Limit What is Abuse Later in Life? Abuse later in life is the intentional act or failure to act that causes harm or the risk of harm to an older adult. It's commonly known as elder abuse. EVE defines someone who experiences intimate partner violence (IPV) over the age of 50 as having experienced abuse later in life. Alternatively, abuse perpetrated by caregivers or adult children is considered abuse later in life when the survivor is over 60 years old. Common Forms of Abuse Abuse later in life can happen in many ways. Abuse, neglect, and exploitation are all common forms of oppression used by perpetrators. Neglect or Abandonment The inability or failure to provide adequate food, shelter, clothing, medical care, etc. by a caregiver. Signs of neglect or andonment might include: -Poor hygiene -Lack of assistive devices -Lack of dentures, glasses, hearing aids, etc. -Not being dressed appropriately Physical Battering The intentional use of physical force to harm, intimidate, or control another person. Signs of physical abuse might include: -Poor hygiene -Unexpected or unusual sores, injuries, or bruises -Unattended medical needs Emotional Abuse Pattern of behavior aimed at controlling, manipulating, or isolating someone else. Signs of emotional abuse might include: - Unusual changes in behavior or sleep patterns -Withdrawal from normal activities -Isolation from friends & family -Increased anxiety or fear Sexual Assault Sexual contact or behavior that occurs without explicit consent. Signs of sexual abuse might include: -STI/STD -Bruises, injuries, irritation in genitals -Difficulty walking or sitting for long periods of time Financial Exploitation The misuse of an individual's funds, assets, property, and personal information. Signs of financial exploitation might include: -Unpaid bills -Unusual spending habits -Unusual loans or gifts -Sudden changes to accounts or wills -Abuse of power of attorney or guardianship EVE advocates are trained to support those who have or are currently experiencing abuse later in life. Advocates are dedicated to helping survivors age with dignity. Call our 24/7, 365 crisis line at (517) 372-5572 to speak with an advocate about relevant services. Services include: Medical advocacy, PPO assistance, support with establishing medical teams, housing assistance, and more. Advocacy Services Myth: Abuse later in life mostly occurs in nursing homes. Fact: Abuse later in life can happen anywhere, including nursing homes, but is most prevalent in the home. (ALCA)

Sexual Violence Advocacy EVE offers sexual assault services within the Mid-Michigan Area in Clinton, Eaton, and Ingham counties. To get in touch with an advocate, please call our 24/7/365 Crisis Line at (517) 372-5572, Press '1'. ALL SERVICES ARE FREE AND CONFIDENTIAL What is Sexual Violence? Sexual violence is any sexual contact or behavior that occurs without explicit consent. This can include rape or attempted rape; fondling or unwanted touching; forcing someone to perform sexual acts, such as oral sex or penetrating the perpetrators body. Sexual coercion is the act of using pressure, alcohol, drugs, or force to have sexual contact with someone against their will. FORCE DOES NOT ALWAYS MEAN PHYSICAL FORCE OR RESTRAINT. Experiencing Changes? Emotional, behavioral, or physical changes are common after a sexual assault. Taking care of yourself emotionally, physically, and mentally is important. Try to find safe places and people to surround yourself with. Remember what happened to you is not your fault. You did not deserve to be assaulted. Sus derechos como sobreviviente de agresión sexual Advocacy Services Our advocates help provide emotional support, crisis intervention, and resources to help individuals on their pathways to safety. Some of these resources include legal navigation, safety planning, medical advocacy, and court support. Sus derechos como sobreviviente de agresión sexual A Survivor's Rights Learn more about your rights as a survivor of sexual assault by clicking the button below: Sus derechos como sobreviviente de agresión sexual Medical advocacy provides support for survivors of sexual assault. EVE advocates provide patient advocacy throughout the Sexual Assault Nursing Examination (SANE) or rape kit at the survivor's discretion. To be connected with an advocate call our Crisis line at (517) 372-5572. Medical Advocacy What A Medical Advocate Can Do: Inform survivor of their rights and share what to expect during a SANE exam. Advocates are dedicated to supporting survivors in making informed decisions throughout the process. A medical advocate can offer resources and share options for survivors' next steps on their healing pathway. Medical advocates can assist with transportation or safety planning. Offer supportive and survivor centered care. EVE understands the importance of providing trauma-informed care has on a survivor's healing journey. Forensic Nurse Examiner (FNE) Program Eve has partnered with the University of Michigan Health-Sparrow Hospital in Lansing to provide medical advocacy during SANE exams. The goal of the sexual assault medical advocacy program is to provide free, coordinated, timely, comprehensive, and compassionate care to pediatric and adult survivors of sexual assault from 9am-5pm on weekdays. If in need of an exam, survivors can call EVE's crisis line at (517) 372-5572 or go to the UM Health-Sparrow Emergency Department and the nurse at the desk will page the appropriate nurse on call. If you have any other questions please call (517) 364-3931. Nurses Who Care Forensic Nurse Examiners are trained to provide comprehensive and trauma-informed care. We are fortunate here in Lansing to have Forensic Nurse Examiners on staff at UM Health-Sparrow Hospital to give survivors the option of an exam after an assault. Coordinated Advocacy Forensic Nurse Examiners work collaboratively with police, prosecutors, child protective services, and community advocacy services to provide the best and most appropriate care. Empowered Strength-Based Approach EVE and UM Health-Sparrow have partnered together to provide an empowerment-based approach for survivors. The survivor decides how they would like to proceed each and every step of the way.

Emergency Shelter EVE's emergency shelter is available for individuals and families actively fleeing domestic violence. If you or someone you know is seeking support, please call our 24/7, 365 crisis line to speak to an advocate about your immediate safety needs and whether shelter space is available. Shelter Services All of EVE's shelter and advocacy services are free. Your privacy and safety are our priority. All shelter services are confidential. Call the EVE crisis line at (517) 372-5572 to speak with an advocate. Safe Temporary Housing EVE's shelter receives funding from federal, state, and local governments to operate as safe housing on a temporary basis for those fleeing domestic violence. The length of stay in shelter is determined on an individual basis, guided by each resident's safety needs, risk level, and progress toward securing safe and stable housing. Safety Planning Advocates work with survivors to prioritize their safety while seeking stable housing or working towards other personal goals. Advocates can support in making arrangements to help survivors on their healing journey. Plans are personal and practical because EVE knows that every survivor has their own story and their own individual needs. Advocacy and Case Management EVE advocates work with each survivor to prioritize safety and healing based on individual needs. Advocates can assist with PPO services, support in criminal processes, identifying community resources, making referrals, and more. Supportive Services for Children EVE's shelter is designed for both individuals and individuals with children. Advocates can assist with the appropriate referrals and resources for support of children. For many, shelter (whether it is with EVE or elsewhere) is the first step in creating opportunities to heal. Survivors often express safety as their number one concern when deciding to leave a relationship. Once safety is secure, they are able to begin the healing process in whatever way(s) they deem appropriate. Domestic Violence is the leading cause of homelessness in women and children. (ABA) of homeless women have experienced physical or sexual abuse at one point in their lives. (ABA) 90% children experience homelessness every year in the United States. (Lotushouse.org) 2.5 million of mothers in families experiencing homelessness report being physically assaulted by a family member or someone they knew. (Lotushouse.org) 70% of children who are homeless have witnessed domestic violence. (ABA) 1/4

End Violent Encounters (EVE) supports and empowers survivors of domestic and sexual assault by providing safe shelter, counseling, and advocacy to the Lansing area. LIVE LIFE EMPOWERED End Violent Encounters Inc. is a 501(c)3 nonprofit that provides supportive services to survivors of domestic and sexual violence, stalking and abuse later in life. Whether looking for shelter, advocacy, information, or just someone to talk to - we are here to empower survivors throughout their healing journeys. ALL EVE SERVICES ARE FREE AND CONFIDENTIAL Supporting Survivors since 1977 About End Violent Encounters Inc. In 1977, End Violent Encounters Inc. began as a grassroots organization established by community members, including Senator Debbie Stabenaw, under the name Council Against Domestic Assault (CADA), making us Lansing's FIRST domestic violence shelter. Over time, End Violent Encounters Inc. changed its name to reflect its expanded scope of services for survivors of domestic violence, sexual violence, stalking, and abuse later in life. At End Violent Encounters Inc., we recognize that intersectionality is essential to providing survivor-centered care, which is why it is at the root of our services. Regardless of the identities held by survivors or perpetrators, all survivors can access our services. Furthermore, we do not and will not force survivors to take, or not take, any actions against their will, such as filing police reports, attending counseling, or leaving the abuser. As an empowerment-based organization, we empower survivors in exercising autonomy and making their own decisions throughout their healing journeys. Areas of Service Domestic Violence Services Supports survivors who have or are currently experiencing Intimate Partner Violence (aka. Domestic Violence). Sexual Violence Services Supports survivors who have or are currently experiencing Sexual Violence. Abuse Later in Life Services Supports survivors who have or are currently experiencing Abuse Later in Life. Personal Protection Order Assistance Legal Advocacy and Personal Protection Order support for survivors of domestic and sexual violence, stalking, and abuse later in life. In the 2024-2025 fiscal year, End Violent Encounters Inc. provided . . . 1,939 Community members with educational material or trainings on domestic and sexual violence, stalking and abuse later in life. 385.2 Hours of civil legal advocacy for survivors of domestic and sexual violence, stalking, and abuse later in life 397 Non-residential and sexual assault clients supportive services during their healing journeys. 6,736 Safe nights in shelter for survivors and their children fleeing domestic violence. Our Mission Our mission is to support survivors of domestic and sexual abuse on their journey of healing by providing compassionate services and resources, while empowering our community through education, advocacy, and awareness to foster a culture of safety and respect. Our Vision We envision a world where all people live free from violence and, when harm occurs, are believed, supported, and empowered with the resources to heal thrive, and reclaim their lives. - End Violent Encounters - NEW DONATION NEEDS LIST Needs List Ways to Get Involved Your generosity and support provide vital resources, safety, and empowerment toward survivors and their children need. Become a fellow advocate for survivors by getting involved with End Violent Encounters Inc.! Donate Volunteer Join Our Team Prevention Education "When I first came to EVE, I felt broken with low self-esteem, low self-worth, co-dependent, and scared. They welcomed me with open arms and understanding." Former EVE Inc. Client Contact Us Address Admin Office: 405 W. Greenlawn Ave Suite 105, Lansing, MI 48910 Contact 517-372-5572, Press '2' Opening Hours Mon - Fri 9:00 am – 5:00 pm PPO Office: 313 W Kalamazoo St Floor 3R, Lansing, MI 48933 517-483-6545 Mon-Fri 8:30 am – 12:00 pm, 1:00pm-4:30pm

Donation Box Scene Describe your image Food Donation Describe your image 1/4 GIVE HOPE With 12 million women and men experiencing rape, physical violence or stalking by an intimate partner in a single year in the United States, EVE always ensures that your contributions, whether that be monetary or in-kind items, go directly towards supporting survivors of domestic violence, sexual violence, stalking, and abuse later in life through essential programs and services. Your donations allow us to create pathways to safety for survivors at no cost to them while also advocating for change. EVE DONATION NEEDS LIST Ofrezca su tiempo como voluntario - Conviértase en voluntario Done artículos de nuestra lista de necesidades Donaciones monetarias (por correo y en línea) AmazonSmiles Patrocinar un evento Asiste a un evento Adopte una familia para Navidad Help provide valuable services Offer a better safe life to survivors Promote youth and adult prevention programs End Domestic and Sexual Violence Maneras de donar Ofrezca su tiempo como voluntario - Conviértase en voluntario Done artículos de nuestra lista de necesidades Donaciones monetarias (por correo y en línea) AmazonSmiles Patrocinar un evento Asiste a un evento Adopte una familia para Navidad Recent Donations We thank and appreciate every generous individual and group who has donated to us! No matter the size of your donation, without your support, we would not be able to continue our long-standing work of empowering survivors of domestic and sexual violence, stalking and abuse later in life on their paths to healing. Sherman Williams Volunteers Sherman Williams volunteers graciously repainted areas of our shelter. Before Before After After Sherman Williams Volunteers Sherman Williams volunteers graciously repainted areas of our shelter. 1/5 Thank you for your donation! Sherman Williams Volunteers A group of incredibly generous Sherman Williams employees donated their time and supplies to repaint areas of our shelter - making it more inviting and a better space to heal for survivors. Describe your image Describe your image 1/3 Thank you for your donation! Anonymous Donors Anonymous donors dropped off a large donation of blackberries - perfect for a nutritious snack for the survivors and their children!