OUR MISSION

Empowering victims to become survivors, and working to end domestic violence and sexual assault.

We offer shelter and outreach support services to women, men, their children and unaccompanied youth who are victims of family violence, domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking.

Overall Goals of Noah Project

Noah Project is a center of care for victims of family violence, sexual assault, and trafficking. We serve ten counties in West Texas.
To provide quality shelter and support services, under the guidelines of Noah Project, to persons who are victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking.
Community education that raises awareness of the issues and solutions to domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking.
To be an effective advocate in the effort to strengthen laws and policies concerning domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking.

Noah Project Historical Milestones

1979

A research team distributes a survey to area hospitals, law enforcement agencies, attorneys, and social service organizations. They discover that more than 1,000 incidents of family violence were reported in a 6-month period.

1980

First shelter opens in Abilene.

1985

Shelter moves to converted single family home at 1802 Grape Street.

1987

Noah Project-North satellite office opens in Haskell, Texas.

2012

New custom-designed facility opens at 5802 Texas Avenue with 64-bed residential shelter and administrative offices.

2020

Residential shelter expands to add 3rd wing of rooms, a crisis hotline office, and update laundry room.

Administration Staff

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