Hickman House is a transitional housing community whose purpose is to establish a safe environment and provide sufficient time after emergency shelter for abused women to gather resources to become economically and socially independent. We are committed to providing a multicultural and diverse program to respond to the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of battered women in our community. Families will live independently in a fully furnished apartment for up to 24 months, during which time they can chose to partake of our following services:

• Individual Advocacy
• Weekly Support Groups focusing on: Domestic Violence, Chemical Dependency, Life-Skills, Parenting, etc. 
• Children's Program
• Assistance Securing Housing
• Legal Advocacy
• 12 Month Follow-Up Services

To apply for Hickman House, you will need a referral from an emergency shelter and/or another social service agency. We are not able to accept self-referrals. Referring agencies are notified when we have an opening. Applications are then submitted and reviewed, and interviews are conducted with potential candidates.