PARTNERS & RESOURCES
608-255-0539
http://www.endabusewi.org/
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.
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's 211 Services provide free and confidential access to various assistance programs, including food, housing, mental health, and crisis intervention. Available 24/7, individuals can reach out via phone, text, or online. Collaborating with community partners, United Way addresses local issues, ensuring every contribution counts towards making lives better.
West CAP provides a wide range of community services, including Adult Education Assistance, Community Outreach initiatives like School Supply and Holiday Gift Drives, and support for housing stability through programs such as Community Housing Development and Rental Properties. They also offer energy assistance, weatherization services, and Homeless Intervention. Their JumpStart Affordable Car Loan program helps with transportation needs. Upholding principles of Equal Opportunity, West Cap ensures fairness and inclusivity, with a Grievance Procedure in place.
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.
715-232-6886
http://www.co.dunn.wi.us/
The Victim/Witness Assistance Program, a specialized unit within the Office of the District Attorney, offers crucial support to survivors of crimes and witnesses involved in legal proceedings. Their services encompass providing information, support, and advocacy to all survivors, witnesses, and family members affected by adult and juvenile offenders. Recognizing the challenges survivors face, the program aims to mitigate trauma associated with victimization. Their primary objective is to facilitate survivors' ability to voice concerns and receive guidance throughout the court process. Central to their mission is treating every victim with sensitivity, dignity, and respect while upholding victims' rights. Additionally, the program acts as a referral agency, connecting victims with other necessary services available within Dunn County.
Pepin County Human Services plays a vital role in meeting basic human and family needs by providing essential support in various areas. This includes assistance with food, fuel, shelter, clothing, and medical needs. They offer valuable information on eligibility and access to programs such as General Relief, FoodShare Wisconsin, Medical Assistance, Day Care, Fuel Assistance, Home Weatherization, Low Income Energy Assistance, Crisis Assistance, and other relevant assistance programs. By offering comprehensive resources and eligibility guidance, Pepin County Human Services strives to ensure that individuals and families in need receive the necessary support to maintain their well-being and stability.
The Pepin County Housing Authority, a Non-Profit Organization, is dedicated to offering affordable housing solutions to the Elderly, Handicapped, and Disabled individuals within the community. Their mission revolves around providing a serene and tranquil living environment at the lowest possible cost to residents. By prioritizing affordability and fostering a quiet atmosphere, the Housing Authority aims to enhance the quality of life for its residents while promoting inclusivity and accessibility within the community.
Menomonie Police Department
Emergency: 911
Non-Emergency: 715-232-1283
Pepin County Sheriff’s Department
Emergency:911
Non Emergency: 715-672-5944