Partners & Resources

End Domestic Abuse Wisconsin promotes social change that transforms societal attitudes, practices and policies to prevent and eliminate domestic abuse. They envision communities fully engaged to provide safety and to give a voice to all affected by domestic abuse, while creating the social change necessary to address its root causes.

608-257-1516
https://www.wcasa.org

Wisconsin Coalition Against Sexual Assault is a statewide organization incorporated in 1985 to support and complement the work of Wisconsin’s community-based sexual assault service provider programs and other organizations working to end sexual violence. WCASA works in collaboration with communities throughout the state to support existing services to victims/survivors of sexual violence, to plan for the development of new services, to create and support community prevention efforts, and to stimulate community ownership of the issue of sexual violence.

715-235-3066
http://www.uwaydunn.org/

United Way of Dunn County works to provide solutions for issues that our communities face. They offer the community what no other entity, organization, governmental body, or institution can: a way for citizens to join with others to identify the human care issues that matter most, to develop a plan, and to get results. Simply put, it is helping people in Dunn County by making every contribution count.

715-265-4271
www.westcap.org

West CAP is one of approximately 1,100 Community Action Agencies in the United States. These organizations were created by the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964, planned by the administration of President John F. Kennedy, and then passed into law under the Johnson administration. West CAP—West Central Wisconsin Community Action Agency, Inc. – came to life in 1965, following the authorizing resolutions of seven area counties: Barron, Chippewa, Dunn, Pepin, Pierce, Polk, and St. Croix. West CAP was organized as a non-profit corporation with a local board of directors. Under current law, that board is composed in equal thirds of democratically selected low-income members, representatives of county government, and representatives from community businesses and organizations.

715-235-2920
http://steppingstonesdc.org/

Stepping Stones seeks to foster a community that prevents hunger, homelessness and isolation throughout Dunn County through its three programs. The Food Pantry provides food and personal care items to people in need and is currently averaging 1,400 visits per month. The Stepping Stones Shelters provide emergency shelter, housing assistance, and referral services. The Community Connections Program connects volunteers to people needing support services and provides direct assistance to people in emergency financial need as funds are available.

Menomonie Police Department
Emergency: 911
Non-Emergency: 715-232-1283

Dunn County Victim-Witness program
715-232-6886
http://www.co.dunn.wi.us/

The Victim/Witness Assistance Program is a special unit of the Office of the District Attorney. We provide information, support and advocacy to victims of crime and to witnesses for hearings. We serve all crime victims, witnesses, and family members of adult and juvenile offenders. They realize being the victim of a crime can be a very difficult time. The Victim/Witness Assistance Program was established in an effort to assist victims in reducing trauma that is associated with victimization. Our goal is to provide the opportunity for crime victims to express their concerns and receive guidance throughout the court process. The Victim/Witness Assistance Program believes that every victim is entitled to be treated with sensitivity, dignity and respect. We want to address the effects of crime on victims and witnesses, empowering victims, and upholding victims’ rights. We also act as a referral agency for other services victims may be in need of but are not aware are available within Dunn County.

Pepin County Human Services
715-672-8941

Provides for basic human and family needs: food, fuel, shelter, clothing, and medical. Information available about and eligibility for General Relief. Information and eligibility requirements for FoodShare Wisconsin, Medical Assistance, Day Care, Fuel Assistance, Home Weatherization, Low Income Energy Assistance, Crisis Assistance and other assistance programs.

Pepin County Housing Authority
715-672-4498

A Non-Profit Organization that provides affordable housing to the Elderly, Handicapped, and Disabled. Our mission is to provide people with a quiet, peaceful, and tranquil environment to live in with the lowest cost to them.

Pepin County Sheriff’s Department
Emergency:911
Non Emergency: 715-672-5944