Community resource
Safety, Shelter, and Recovery Services
Domestic violence, sexual assault, shelter, counseling, and recovery services
Domestic Violence & SafetyEmergency Shelter & Crisis HousingFamilies, Youth & ChildcareHousing AssistanceLegal, ID & DocumentsMental HealthSubstance Use & Recovery
At a glance
Use these published details to plan your next step. Confirm before visiting.
- Hours
- 24-hour crisis line available.
Services
What this program offers and whom it supports.
- Services
- Emergency shelter; 24-hour crisis line; counseling; residential and outpatient substance use treatment; children's services; advocacy; protective order support; transitional housing; education and outreach; job and life skills support.
- About this service
- Lafayette House provides services for people and families affected by domestic violence, sexual assault, and substance use. Services include emergency shelter, counseling, residential and outpatient substance use treatment, children's services, advocacy, help with protective orders, transitional housing, community education, and a 24-hour crisis line.
- Populations served
- Survivors of domestic violence or sexual assault, people seeking substance use treatment, and families in crisis.
Before you go
Requirements and instructions to check before seeking help.
- Eligibility
- Not published. Ask the provider who can use this service.
- Cost
- Not published. Confirm any fees before visiting.
- Documents to bring
- Not published. Ask what is needed before travelling.
Contact & location
Ways to reach the program and where to find it.
- Service phone
- (417) 782-1772 (800) 416-1772
- Organization phone
- (417) 782-1772
- Website
- lafayettehouse.org
- facebook.com