24/7 Free and Confidential Hotline

Services We Offer

Wellspring provides comprehensive, supportive services to victims of domestic violence and sexual assault. All of our services are free and confidential.

Domestic violence and sexual assault are complex issues. Wellspring staff are available to help individuals process their experience so they can determine what is right for them.

An individual does not have to be physically injured to receive services from Wellspring. Our goal is not only responding to victimization that has occurred but also to intervening to prevent future victimization.

24/7 Hotline & Live Chat

Wellspring advocates are available to anyone who needs our services 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year via our telephone hotline 518-584-8188. We also offer an internet-based chat hotline which is a way to connect with a Wellspring advocate through the internet (computer, tablet, or smart phone) instead of telephone. Chat is not available 24-hours a day, it is available mostly during business hours. To access Chat, click the “Read More About Chat” button below. Read More About Hotline Read More About Chat I’m ready to talk.

Crisis Intervention & Issue Oriented Counseling

Crisis intervention, issue-oriented counseling, information, and education in person and via our hotline about the dynamics of domestic violence and sexual assault and about options available to address the individual’s specific needs. This includes the development of a safety plan: a personalized, practical plan to remain safe while in a relationship, planning to leave, or after you leave. Read More I’m ready to talk.

Advocacy & Case Management

Advocacy and case management services are designed to assist people who have experienced abuse in navigating services available to them, including applying for compensation through the Office of Victim Services (OVS), petitioning family court for an order of protection, and accompaniment to various community agencies.

Emergency Shelter for Victims of Domestic Violence

We provide sanctuary and support for victims of domestic violence who are not safe in their homes due to their abuser’s behavior. Read More I’m ready to talk.

Emergency Response to Area Hospitals

Wellspring has a partnership with Saratoga Hospital and Glens Falls Hospital in which our advocates will respond to these hospitals any time of the day or night to provide support, information, and accompaniment during a sexual assault forensic exam for victims of sexual assault. Additionally, medical professionals can contact us to meet with patients who disclose victimization so that we can meet and discuss the person’s rights and options.
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Partnerships with Local Law Enforcement

Our advocates partner with local police departments to reach out to those who have filed a domestic incident report. Read More I’m ready to talk.

Partnerships with Local High Schools and Colleges

We have advocates physically present at Saratoga Springs and Shenendehowa High Schools, as well as at Skidmore College who meet with students to address victimization. Read More I’m ready to talk.

Financial Empowerment Through Project Hope and Power

Offered in collaboration with Soroptimist International of Saratoga County, Project Hope and Power is an innovative eight-week program designed to provide financial empowerment to people limited in their choices due to financial dependence.
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Long-Term Housing Assistance Through our New View Housing Program

Long-term housing assistance with our New View housing program, available to individuals and families who are homeless due to domestic violence or sexual assault.
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Safe Pet Partnership

We are able to provide safe, comfortable foster homes for companion animals while a family is in transition through our Safe Pet Partnership. Read More I’m ready to talk.

Don’t wait.

Get help now. Our services are free and confidential and available 24/7 via our hotline. Call now if you need to!

518-584-8188

What does "confidential services" mean?

Everything that someone discusses with our advocates is considered confidential, expect for in cases of:

Suspected child abuse or neglect; or
Intent to harm oneself; or
Intent to harm others.

Outside of these reasons, we are only able to disclose information to other parties is with the informed consent of the person whose information is to be shared or as compelled by a judicial subpoena.

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