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Baraga County Shelter Home, Inc. is dedicated to the empowerment of all survivors of domestic and sexual violence.

Baraga County Shelter Home is a non-profit organization that helps survivors of domestic violence by providing a 24/7 confidential crisis line, emergency housing, and a variety of advocacy services. The Baraga County Shelter Home shall accomplish its mission by supporting survivors in rebuilding whole and healthy lives, providing support services and basic needs in a safe environment free from want and fear. The Baraga County Shelter Home shall remain dedicated to domestic and sexual violence prevention and education of our community thus creating a society where domestic and sexual violence are no longer acceptable and assailants are held accountable for their actions. The Baraga County Shelter Home, Inc., has established itself as a place to which victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, and stalking, and their children, have turned in their time of need. Being aware that good health, and well-being of a survivor is crucial to a healthy community, we provide a variety of services to ensure the safety and well-being of survivors and their children. Baraga County Shelter Home works collaboratively within a network of community service organizations and the sovereign nation of the Keweenaw Bay Indian Community.

10/29/2026

As Domestic Violence Awareness Month (DVAM) comes to a close, we must thank the advocates who provide lifesaving services every day.

Without advocates, there would be no DVAM. The work that you do for survivors and your community matters. From all of us at MOCADSV, thank you!

10/29/2026

A big huge thank you goes out to NORTHIRON MPact Stars Club for volunteering at our Outreach Office tonight! In just ONE quick hour, these eight 3rd-5th grade girls finished this entire task list, and did so with smiles, good manners, and precision! What a wonderful community we have here in Baraga County that continues to show up for survivors in so many wonderful ways.
Ps. Be on the look out in early November for BCSH’s Giving Tuesday mailer!

10/28/2026

We love this share from our sister Shelter. We often get calls or have conversations with friends or family members of survivors who just want to know how to help their loved one. Simply by listening and respecting their individual choices, you can create a safe space that empowers someone who is experiencing harm. And connecting the survivor to their local resources is also a huge help, whether they are considering leaving or looking for ways to increase safety within the relationship. Our 24/7 helpline is always available with free and confidential services just a phone call away - 906-524-7078.

As Domestic Violence Awareness Month comes to a close, our support for survivors must continue. 💜
Remember the Big Three: Believe, Validate, and Empower. Believe their stories, validate their feelings, and empower them to make their own choices without judgment or pressure.

Supporting survivors doesn’t end in October. Let’s continue to lead with compassion, listen with empathy, and remind survivors that they are never alone. 💜🦋

10/22/2026

Amazing community-focused local businesses like Reliance Agency are just one reason we love Baraga County! Thank you for sponsoring this year's Purple Warrior Celebration and supporting services to survivors in our area.

10/21/2026

We love seeing the support for survivors from wonderful local businesses like the Cue Master Bar & Grill. Thank you for showing up and standing against domestic violence in our community!

10/21/2026

We are so grateful to again be a part of Copper Shores Giving Tuesday campaign, and for the help in spreading awareness about domestic violence and our services.

The Baraga County Shelter Home joins the Copper Shores Giving Tuesday campaign for the 10th year. https://keweenawreport.com/2026/10/20/164336/

10/19/2026

Local businesses like KBIC Pines Convenience Store are what make our community so special! Thank you for your support for our upcoming Purple Warrior event and for standing with survivors.
For more information on becoming a sponsor or purchasing dinner tickets, visit us at https://BCShelter.org.

10/16/2026

Many people think that once a survivor has fled the abusive relationship that healing can begin, but unfortunately, the abuse rarely ends with the breakup. In fact, the person experiencing violence and abuse is often most at risk for the 12 months after leaving. The wheel below shows the reality that survivors all too often face.
If you or someone you know is experiencing intimate partner violence or still dealing with the aftermath of it, our 24/7 helpline is free, confidential and always available to you. 906-524-7078.

Address

115 N Front Street, Suite 100
L'Anse, MI
49946

Telephone

+19065247078

Website

http://BCShelter.org/

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