Restoring Life to Domestic Violence Survivors
Over The Moon Domestic Violence Center stands as a beacon of hope dedicated to breaking the chains of domestic violence. We believe in the transformative power of unity, advocacy, and support.
Established with compassion and commitment, our organization is dedicated to providing crucial support for those affected by domestic violence.
Help when it's needed the most
Are you safe? Do you need transportation? Do you need help securing housing? We are here to help guide you through this transition and provide you with what you need in the immediate future whether that be food, clothing, financial assistance, or help knowing what to do next.
Our Services
Over the Moon Domestic Violence Center empowers survivors to overcome challenges, fosters resilience, and creates pathways to a brighter future. We provide both in-person and virtual services to make access to resources as convenient as possible.
Financial Assistance
Receive financial help to offset the cost of immediate needs.
Housing
Obtain early stage, short-term housing and placement assistance/advocacy for long-term support.
Food, Clothing & Necessities
We provide food, clothing, and basic essentials to those in need.
Empowerment Classes
Ongoing sessions using The Thriving Woman Workbook by Jayresa Sass, so you can successfully navigate your new life.
Ways to Support
Give
Your donations help us to provide services to domestic violence survivors in need.
Shop
When you purchase an Over the Moon Tee, the proceeds go towards delivering programming and providing resources to domestic violence survivors.
Partner
Become an ongoing sponsor of housing placement, basic necessity items, and/or empowerment classes for survivors.
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Over The Moon Tee
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Our Story
Meet Our Founder, Kimberly Abua
I created Over the Moon Domestic Violence Center and am passionate about domestic violence because I can remember as early as the age of 4 or 5 seeing my mom being abused and little old me crying and trying to help her. Later in life, my mom still was in an abusive relationship and I would try to stand up for her. I vowed I would never allow that to be me, but my husband tried and he was surprised that I didn't just allow myself to be beat on.
One day, I reached out to a shelter and not only did they help me financially, but also asked me if I would like to stay in their transitional housing with my son. I packed up and sold my stuff and stayed there where I got a new start, learned life skills, saved enough money to move out into a brand new apartment, and worked on getting a Habitat Home. I volunteered at the shelter for 13 years watching and interacting with kids, helping with meals and whatever else needed to be done. Years later, I came back to work as the Night House Manager. While working as a counselor in the prison system, I helped the ladies with ongoing groups using the book The Thriving Woman by Jayresa Sass. This has proven to be a great resource that we continue to use in our classes today. We've also hosted yearly rallies during domestic violence month.
I created Over the Moon Domestic Violence Center and am passionate about domestic violence because I can remember as early as the age of 4 or 5 seeing my mom being abused and little old me crying and trying to help her. Later in life, my mom still was in an abusive relationship and I would try to stand up for her. I vowed I would never allow that to be me, but my husband tried and he was surprised that I didn't just allow myself to be beat on.
One day, I reached out to a shelter and not only did they help me financially, but also asked me if I would like to stay in their transitional housing with my son. I packed up and sold my stuff and stayed there where I got a new start, learned life skills, saved enough money to move out into a brand new apartment, and worked on getting a Habitat Home. I volunteered at the shelter for 13 years watching and interacting with kids, helping with meals and whatever else needed to be done. Years later, I came back to work as the Night House Manager. While working as a counselor in the prison system, I helped the ladies with ongoing groups using the book The Thriving Woman by Jayresa Sass. This has proven to be a great resource that we continue to use in our classes today. We've also hosted yearly rallies during domestic violence month.