HAVIN, Inc

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HAVIN provides services to survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault. All services are free and confidential. HAVIN Inc.

was founded in 1979 by a grass roots organization of women. In its earliest state this group of women worked toward their goal of providing services to battered women and survivors of sexual assault by establishing a volunteer-staffed hotline for survivors of abuse. In early 1983, funding from PCADV was secured and HAVIN established its first 24-hour hotline and began a "Safe Home" program for battered women. In mid 1983, PCAR recognized the work being done with survivors of sexual assault in Armstrong County and funded HAVIN to continue their services.

10/29/2026

You can talk to one of HAVIN's advocates 24 hours a day at 724-548-8888.

10/29/2026

For more information visit https://www.havinpa.org/employment

10/29/2026

HAVIN will be hosting two free trainings:

➭ Technology-Facilitated Stalking and Other Cyber Crimes: An Appropriate Law Enforcement and Community Response, presented by: The Stalking Prevention, Awareness, & Resource Center (SPARC)

➭ PurpleOne session for Pastors and Church leaders only

For more information reach out to Mia Airgood @ 724-543-1180 x 205 or [email protected]

See more HAVIN training information at: https://www.havinpa.org/trainings

10/28/2026

On National First Responder’s Day, we recognize the brave men and women who serve in Armstrong County’s EMS, Fire, Police, and 911 Dispatch.

We are grateful for your dedication and thank you for your support of domestic violence and sexual assault survivors.

10/28/2026

Regardless of how a person is dressed (on Halloween or any day), everyone deserves respect and retains autonomy over decisions concerning their own body.

10/27/2026

Our friends at Pittsburgh Action Against R**e (PAAR) have some great tips while you're celebrating Halloween. Have fun and stay safe! 🎃👻

10/27/2026

If you or your child experienced sexual assault or abuse connected to school, you may be wondering what the school is required to do about it. Title IX is the federal law that answers that question.

Congress passed Title IX in 1972 to prevent sex-based discrimination in schools. It applies to any K-12 school, college, or university that receives federal funding, including federal student financial aid. Sexual harassment and sexual violence can get in the way of a student’s education, so the law and its regulations require schools to respond.

Learn more about your rights under Title IX:
RAINN.org/title-ix

10/26/2026

Register here ➜ https://www.purpleone.org/trainings-calendar/https/wwwcognitoformscom/purpleone1/safejourneypurpleonetrainingv2june112026-88erm-chf5b-27lsf-mcp9t

10/26/2026

10/23/2026

Children are never just bystanders when domestic violence happens in a home. Experiencing or witnessing domestic abuse creates deep psychological trauma that can affect a child’s emotional health, development, and sense of safety.

If you're experiencing domestic violence, help is available 24/7. HAVIN's toll-free hotline number is 1-800-841-8881

Learn more about trauma-informed care at Children's Advocacy Center: penncac.org

Address

Kittanning, PA
16201

Telephone

+18008418881

Website

http://www.havinpa.org/

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