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Elmore County Domestic Violence Council is committed to providing 24/7 confidential services to men, women and children who are experiencing domestic violence, sexual assault, human trafficking, or stalking. Offering a supportive environment where individuals feel safe, heard, and empowered—through access to resources, court advocacy, and a compassionate presence that honors each person's healing journey.

Our Impact

Survivors Served Last Year

120

Hotel Nights Provided Last Year

229

Housed with Rapid Rehousing Last Grant Period

20

Transportation Provided to Individuals Last Year

120

Services

24/7 Crisis Hotline



Crisis Line Available 24/7 with intake assessment at time of call to provide immediate services.


(208) 587-3300


Safe Shelter


Elmore County Domestic Violence Council has a secure emergency and safe location to provide safety and support with also partnering with other organizations and lodgings in the surrounding communities to offer a safe haven for individuals fleeing domestic violence, sexual assault, human trafficking or stalking.

Rapid Rehousing Program


The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, in collaboration with the Idaho Housing and Finance Association (IHFA), has awarded the Elmore County Domestic Violence Council to provide Rapid Rehousing for clients fleeing domestic violence.

Safe Haven for Pets

ECDVC welcomes pets as part of our support services to help ensure the well-being of both survivors and their animals. Due to space and safety considerations, accommodations may vary and are assessed on a case-by-case basis.


Court Advocacy

Elmore County Domestic Violence Council has trained advocates to offer support during court hearings for individuals who need someone by their side. Advocates will not testify or share any information regarding legal matters, but they will provide clients with emotional support throughout all court dates.

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 their situation.


Youth Support


Elmore County Domestic Violence Council provides educational and preventive presentations, support groups Friday's, volunteer opportunity and activities in partnership with Youth Rising and 4H.

Case Management

Elmore County Domestic Violence Council Provides Case Management designed to assist clients in accessing the care they require. This includes coordinating care, tracking outcomes, and linking clients to necessary resources.

24/7 Crisis Hotline



Crisis Line Available 24/7 with intake assessment at time of call to provide immediate services.


(208) 587-3300


Safe Shelter


Elmore County Domestic Violence Council has a secure emergency and safe location to provide safety and support with also partnering with other organizations and lodgings in the surrounding communities to offer a safe haven for individuals fleeing domestic violence, sexual assault, human trafficking or stalking.

Rapid Rehousing Program


The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, in collaboration with the Idaho Housing and Finance Association (IHFA), has awarded the Elmore County Domestic Violence Council to provide Rapid Rehousing for clients fleeing domestic violence.

Safe Haven for Pets

ECDVC welcomes pets as part of our support services to help ensure the well-being of both survivors and their animals. Due to space and safety considerations, accommodations may vary and are assessed on a case-by-case basis.


Court Advocacy

Elmore County Domestic Violence Council has trained advocates to offer support during court hearings for individuals who need someone by their side. Advocates will not testify or share any information regarding legal matters, but they will provide clients with emotional support throughout all court dates.

Get Involved

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.


View Annual Reports

Thank you to our continuous supporters

Elmore County Domestic Violence Council | Evans Harmony House


PO Box 1136

Mountain Home, ID 83647


Tel 208-590-0379

Crisis Hotline 208-587-3300