Elmore County Domestic Violence Council Supporting Survivors

of Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault, Human Trafficking, Stalking and LGBTQ.

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Serving Elmore County and Surrounding Areas

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Our crisis line remains operational 24/7, offering over-the-phone intake assessments.


This allows for immediate evaluation and provision of emergency lodging or necessary resources. Individuals reaching out to the crisis line can also inquire about services, access additional resources, schedule donation appointments, and seek assistance.

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Program and Services

24/7 Crisis Hotline

A crisis intervention and referral phone line for domestic violence. In the midst of a crisis the hotline can get you the resources you need to safely flee. (208) 587-3300


Emergency Shelter Assistance

Evan's Harmony House is a safe and secure home open to victims of domestic abuse, following an intake meeting. The ECDVC has also partnered with shelters and lodgings in the surrounding communities to offer a safe haven for those wishing to flee an abusive relationship.

Evans Harmony House

Safe Haven for Animals Program

ECDVC has partnered with local non-profits to ensure safe animal care for victims' pets during their transition to safe permanent housing. Evans Harmony House proudly accepts eligible dogs when victims enter shelter.


Youth Dating Education

Our Crisis Line is open to youth seeking advice on teen dating. ECDVC offers educational and prevention presentations that include real-life scenarios inspired by the "In their Shoes" activity to ages 11- 24.

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Personalized Safety Planning

A survivor's safety is most at risk when trying to flee an abuser. An important part of our work is centered around helping clients develop a safety plan personalized to his/her situation.


Legal Assistance Referrals

Idaho Legal Aid Services has a Domestic Violence Legal Advice Line. Victims of domestic violence are encouraged to utilize us to get a referral.

Short Term Crisis Counseling

We offer counseling referrals to multiple mental health facilities in both Elmore County and the Treasure Valley.


Weekly Support Group Meetings

We offer a weekly support group for victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking and stalking. Victims and survivors please contact our advocates to become eligible for our secure and confidential support groups. (208) 590-0379.

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Rapid Rehousing

The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development in partnership with Idaho Housing and Finance Association (IHFA) Awarded Elmore County Domestic Violence Council $100,982 for the sole purpose of providing Rapid Rehousing to clients fleeing domestic violence council, most recently an additional $50,000. 

24/7 Crisis Hotline

A crisis intervention and referral phone line for domestic violence. In the midst of a crisis the hotline can get you the resources you need to safely flee. (208) 587-3300


Emergency Shelter Assistance

Evan's Harmony House is a safe and secure home open to victims of domestic abuse, following an intake meeting. The ECDVC has also partnered with shelters and lodgings in the surrounding communities to offer a safe haven for those wishing to flee an abusive relationship.

Evans Harmony House

Safe Haven for Animals Program

ECDVC has partnered with local non-profits to ensure safe animal care for victims' pets during their transition to safe permanent housing. Evans Harmony House proudly accepts eligible dogs when victims enter shelter.

About us

Serving since 1989

Elmore County Domestic Violence has been serving clients since 1989. We currently have two locations in Mountain Home and our programs are geared towards a holistic approach for every client we serve. We have a beautiful facility that can house up to 6 women and 14 children. We strive to serve everyone with no relation to education, sexual orientation, marital status, gender, national origin, race, age, relation, or color by providing services that are not only client-centered, but also by promoting choices, safety, and client empowerment.

Our Mission

The Elmore County Domestic Violence Council’s mission is to provide support to the victims/survivors of domestic violence, family violence, sexual assault, human trafficking, stalking and LGBTQ+,  as well as usher the surrounding community toward eliminating these crimes. The ECDVC strives to serve everyone with no relation to education, sexual orientation, marital status, gender, national origin, race, age, relation, or color by providing services that are not only client-centered, but also by promoting choices, safety, and client empowerment.

The ECDVC is dedicated to the task of providing victim services to the surrounding community including emergency shelter, crisis intervention, support services, prevention, information and referral, and education.

Client Centered

Elmore County Domestic Violence Council is committed to providing confidential services. Our victim advocates are trained to support victims of crime. Victim advocates offer emotional support, victims' rights information, help in finding needed resources, and assistance in filling out crime victim-related forms amongst other things.

Annual Reports

Elmore County Domestic Violence Council's Annual Report: How Your Donations are Making a Difference

Each fiscal year, the Elmore County Domestic Violence Council releases an annual report that highlights the organization's initiatives, accomplishments, and successes. From the latest data to the newest developments, this report provides an in-depth look at how we're utilizing your donations to effect positive change.


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Elmore County Domestic Violence Council | Evans Harmony House


P.O. Box 1136

Mountain Home, ID 83647


Tel 208-590-0379

Crisis Hotline 208-587-3300

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