With 56 beds Turning Pointe operates one of the largest domestic violence shelters in the state. Our shelter was built in 2008 and is unique in that we allow clients to bring their pets to the shelter. This is especially important because victims of domestic violence often stay in an abusive home because they are not willing to leave their pets with the abuser.
The highlighted areas on the map represents the service areas around Washington State.
If this organization doesn’t offer exactly what you or your client needs, there are still plenty of ways to find the right fit. You can explore the full regional directory to discover other dedicated providers across the state. If you are searching for a specific service and coming up empty, please let us know! Sharing your experience anonymously helps us identify gaps in care and advocate for better resources in our communities.
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