Hope. Healing. Safety.
You are not alone.
Compassionate, trauma-informed services for individuals and families impacted by violence.
Serving Glenns Ferry, King Hill, Hammett, Grandview, Mountain Home and Surrounding Areas.
How can we support you today?
Find the help you need, confidentially without judgement.
Safe Housing
Evans Harmony House offers emergency shelter for women and children in a supportive, trauma-informed environment. Hotel stays and community lodging resources may also be available for adult male individuals through local partnerships.
Other Assistance
Explore counseling, legal, financial and other community resources.
I'm Not Sure Where to Start
Every journey is different. Connect with an advocate or explore services at your own pace.
Victims Rights
Crime in Idaho Touches Us All
Every survivor deserves safety, dignity, and a voice. Idaho law protects victims’ rights — including the right to be heard, informed, and supported throughout the justice process. These protections help ensure survivors are treated with fairness and respect at every step.
Partner and Support
Upcoming Events
Until Our next event Harvest for Hope!
Thank you to our continuous supporters
Our Mission
The Elmore County Domestic Violence Council empowers survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, human trafficking, and stalking through trauma-informed, survivor-centered services that promote safety, healing, choice, and self-determination. We provide advocacy, emergency shelter, crisis intervention, education, and community collaboration while working to prevent violence and create a safer, more equitable community for all.
This version removes stigmatizing language like "victims" as the primary identifier, emphasizes empowerment and choice, and aligns with trauma-informed principles of safety, trust, collaboration, empowerment, and inclusivity.
We walk alongside survivors every step of the way, offering support, hope, and a path toward healing
Elmore County Domestic Violence Council | Evans Harmony House
PO Box 1136
Mountain Home, ID 83647
Tel 208-590-0379
Crisis Hotline 208-587-3300