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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 12 women and 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, 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.
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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