Women Helping Women

Women Helping Women provides comprehensive crisis intervention and support services for survivors of gender-based violence in the Cincinnati, OH area and surrounding regions. Since 1973, the organization has delivered evidence-based prevention programs and expert support to individuals experiencing dating violence, sexual violence, domestic violence, and stalking. Operating from a public health framework, Women Helping Women serves over 7,000 clients annually across Hamilton and Butler Counties in Ohio, with specialized sexual violence crisis services extending to Brown and Adams Counties. The organization's professional team combines survivor-centered approaches with trauma-informed care, ensuring that each client receives dignified, compassionate support tailored to their unique circumstances. Women Helping Women's integrated service model addresses both immediate crisis needs and long-term healing, offering counseling, safety planning, legal advocacy, and community education. The organization's commitment to evidence-based practices ensures that all interventions are grounded in research and best practices within the field of domestic violence and sexual assault services. By maintaining a focus on prevention alongside crisis response, Women Helping Women works to reduce the incidence of gender-based violence throughout the greater Cincinnati region while empowering survivors to rebuild their lives with dignity and independence.