The Largest Provider of Safe Housing for Survivors of Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault in DC.

All Survivors Deserve A Safe Place to Call Home

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All Survivors Deserve A Safe Place to Call Home

GET INVOLVED

OUR MODEL

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Upcoming Events

Trivia Night!

February 12 @ 8:00 pm - 11:00 pm

Join us for a fun night of trivia and support DASH! Bring friends, partners, and co-workers and form a team to win trivia prizes. Wednesday, February 12, 2020 at 8PM at Solly’s Tavern. Help us spread the love this month and promote healthy relationships!

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Did you know…

Domestic Violence is a leading cause of homelessness for women and children.

DASH provides access to a continuum of safe housing options to ensure that no survivor has to become homeless as a result of abuse.

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Urgent Needs

Support Basic Essentials for Survivors & Families at DASH!

Our Current Wish List Needs:

Grocery Gift Cards
Metro Fare Cards
Diapers and Pull Ups

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Your Impact in FY2019. Together, we are empowering lives.

142 Adults Housed Safely

101 Children Housed Safely

306 Hours of support groups for adults and children

44 Weekly Walk-in Clinics Hosted

75% Survivors Transitioned to New Homes

1,858 # of Survivors Connected to Housing Resources

61 Grants For Emergency Financial Assistance

37 New Volunteers Trained & Welcomed

Our Mission

DASH is an innovator in providing access to safe housing and services to survivors of domestic and sexual violence and their families as they rebuild their lives on their own terms. We envision a culture where safe housing is a human right shared by everyone.

Since 2006, DASH remains the largest dedicated safe housing provider for survivors and their families escaping violence in the District.

“I wasn’t allowed to have a key when I lived with my husband. When DASH gave me a key to my own apartment I felt like Nelson Mandela in South Africa -free!”

–DASH Resident/Survivor