Help of Door County, Inc.

provides free and confidential services for victims of domestic violence, as well as their family and friends. Services are available to all victims regardless of their age, gender, race, sexual orientation, or disability.

Services of HELP of Door County include safe homes, legal advocacy, women’s education and support group, information and supportive services, community outreach, youth and family services, older adult victim services, and transitional living program.

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What We Do

HELP of Door County provides services and programs throughout the Door County Peninsula to victims of domestic abuse. We work to improve the well-being and dignity of individuals, families, and intimate relationships. We do this by supporting and enhancing their strengths to reduce the incidence of violence and conflict within their relationships. HELP does not provide counseling but we are here to listen without judgment, support without blaming, and empower victims through advocacy and information. Due to the generosity of our community, all victim services are free and confidential.

Moriah Benzow has been a dedicated member of HELP of Door County Inc. since 2019, initially joining as a volunteer on their Hotline. Her journey with the organization has been marked by a deep commitment to advocacy and support for individuals experiencing domestic violence within the community. Moriah hold a BAS in Organizational Leadership and an AS in Human Services, which has equipped her with theoretical knowledge and practical insights to lead and serve effectively.

Meet Moriah Benzow – HELP of Door County’s Executive Director

I am deeply honored to be the Executive Director and to continue our critical mission of eradicating domestic violence in our community. Over the years, with HELP of Door County, I have been profoundly moved by the resilience of survivors in our community. Witnessing their courage as they rebuild their lives has been both humbling and inspiring.

Every day, I see firsthand the impact our organization has on victims of domestic violence. This experience fuels my determination to enhance our efforts, providing more resources and greater security to those navigating uncertain times. My focus will be on bolstering prevention education, raising community awareness, and expanding our services to improve the lives of those we serve
significantly.

Together, we will work tirelessly to empower individuals, educate our community, and ensure that HELP of Door County remains a beacon of hope and support for all those affected by domestic violence.

Moriah Benzow

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Services

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What We Provide

We provide to community residents:

Domestic Abuse Services
Older Adult Services
Violence Intervention Services
Visitation and Exchange Program
Youth and Family Services

Our Team

Our staff and board of directors work tirelessly to help improve the quality of life for those that need the HELP. Learn more about the entire Help staff and our awesome Board of Directors.

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DONATE

By donating you can help change the lives of those that need it most… those suffering from some form of domestic abuse.

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VOLUNTEER

HELP has a variety of volunteer needs. By giving your time and talents, you are making a difference in our community and assisting us in our mission’s efforts.

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OUR MISSION AND VISION

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Mission Statement: The mission of HELP of Door County is to eliminate domestic abuse through prevention and intervention services, and to advocate for social change.

Vision Statement: We desire a world free of violence, that recognizes the uniqueness and capabilities of all persons; where all people have access to resources; where all people respect each other and appreciate differences.