“The fact that I was able to be seen right away was amazing. Nice, kind, and knowledgeable staff. Explained things well and made this process easier.”
Free and confidential assistance 24 hours a day/7 days a week
For survivors of:
- Domestic Violence
- Dating Violence
- Rape/Sexual Assault
- Stalking
- Human Trafficking
- Abuse in Later Life
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Ready for a touch of spring? Hop into the Easter store on Feb. 15
The touch of spring comes Friday, Feb. 15, with the opening of the Seeds of Hope’s Easter store. Located in the lower level of the store at 520 E. Main, the Easter store has hundreds of Easter baskets, bunnies and décor items to fill your home and season with fun at a reasonable price.
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Executive Director
AARC is seeking a qualified applicant for the Executive Director position. This individual will lead the AARC in accomplishing its mission of activities that benefit abused adults and their children.
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Rep. Armstrong Donates Salary to AARC During Shutdown
U.S. Rep. Kelly Armstrong of North Dakota has donated his salary from during the recent federal government shutdown to the Abused Adult Resource Center (AARC). He presented a check for $7,500 to AARC. “We are extremely grateful for his donation to our mission,” said...
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Meet the Woman Who's Helped Thousands of Victims of Domestic Violence
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A victim of domestic violence or sexual assault could be your neighbor, your daughter, your brother ... they could be anybody. The Abused Adult Resource Center was created to help those victims, and over the years, the program has grown from a staff of three to over 70. As we continue to honor wom...The Abused Adult Resource Center will open at noon today. If assistance is needed, please call our crisis line at 1-866-341-7009.
#CelebrateWomenHappy #InternationalWomensDay Let's celebrate the fabulous achievements of women, while collectively we forge a more gender-balanced world for #IWD2019 and beyond #BalanceforBetter bit.ly/IWD2019
About Us
The Abused Adult Resource Center (AARC) has been helping survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault for more than 30 years. Serving south central North Dakota, we provide emergency support, crisis intervention, temporary shelter, food, counseling, and advocacy to survivors of domestic violence, domestic assault, and human trafficking.
Our goal is to help our clients and their families find hope through a life free from abuse. We also enjoying working with our communities to create an awareness and sensitivity to domestic violence and sexual assault issues, establishing programs that aim to break the cycle of abuse.
