Survival House

Survival provides a variety of services and resources for survivors of domestic and/or sexual abuse. Survival Adult Abuse Center, Inc.

All genders,races, and sexualities are welcome and all of our services are free and confidential. was formed in 1982 by a group of concerned citizens in Johnson County. Initially, emergency shelter and a crisis hotline were the only services provided, and only for "battered women". It became quickly apparent that more services were needed, and our services now include: a crisis hotline, emergency

shelter, referrals, case management, court advocacy, therapy, peer support groups, and more. Survival House continues to expand its services to both resident and non-resident survivors in Johnson and Henry counties. In addition to providing shelter to survivors of all genders and sexualities, it is Survival's goal to educate survivors, as well as the community, on the nature and dynamics of domestic and sexual abuse in the hopes of bringing it to an end.

06/20/2026

Today, we're celebrating one of the amazing people who help make Survival House such a special place every single day. Aspen, your hard work, kindness, and dedication don't go unnoticed, and we're so grateful to have you on the team!

We hope your day is filled with lots of love, laughter, and a little relaxation, and maybe even some cake! Thank you for everything you do for our clients and other staff members and for being such a wonderful part of the Survival House family.

Happy Birthday! Here's to another great year!

06/19/2026

In observance of Juneteenth, our Warrensburg and Clinton Outreach Offices will be closed.

If you or someone you know is in need of our services our hotline is active 24/7. Please call 1-800-846-7597.

06/18/2026

⚾🎉 Win 4 KC Royals Tickets & Support Survivors! 🎉⚾

Survival House Adult Abuse Center is excited to announce a Monetary Donation Raffle for a chance to win 4 Kansas City Royals tickets!

Every dollar donated helps provide shelter, advocacy, and support services to survivors of domestic and sexual violence in our community.

🎟️ How to Enter:
• Make a monetary donation of $25 or more to Survival House.
• In-person donations: Complete a raffle ticket at the time of your donation.
• Online donations: You will be automatically entered into the raffle. Please be sure to include your name with your donation so we can contact you if you win.

📅 Winner Announced: July 1, 2026

Your generosity directly supports survivors and helps provide safety, advocacy, and hope to those in need. Every qualifying donation is an opportunity to make a difference while entering for a chance to enjoy a day at the ballpark!

Thank you for supporting Survival House and our mission to end domestic and sexual violence in our community.

For more information or to donate, please contact us or send us a message.

⚾ Donate $25 or more for your chance to win 4 KC Royals tickets! ⚾

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06/17/2026

Your support saves lives. 💜

Intimate partner violence accounts for 15% of all violent crime in the U.S. Every donation helps provide crisis intervention, shelter, and advocacy for survivors in our community.

Together, we create safety and stability. Share this with someone who needs it.

📞 24/7 Emergency Hotline: 1‑800‑846‑7597

06/16/2026

Did you know that 15% of all violent crime in the U.S. is caused by intimate partner violence?

Your support helps us provide shelter, advocacy, and hope for survivors in our community.

You are not alone — help is available 24/7.

📞 Crisis Hotline: 1‑800‑846‑7597

💻 Learn more or donate: survivalhouse.org/donate

06/12/2026

We would like to thank Lindsay Tegtmeier State Farm for her generous donation to our organization. Lindsay Tegtmeier and her State Farm team strive to leave you feeling understood and well taken care of. Thank you again for your support!

06/11/2026

URGENT: Governor Mike Kehoe is currently reviewing the FY2027 Missouri State Budget, which includes funding for domestic and sexual violence survivors and service providers.

Before the legislative session ended, the General Assembly restored $1 million in Domestic Violence Shelter & Services (DVSS) funding and included $9 million in Victims of Crime Act (VOCA) funding in the state budget.

In the last five years, there has been an 87% increase in unmet needs from survivors of domestic violence seeking services. While funding has continued to decrease for many agencies, both the requests for services and the costs to provide those services have increased significantly.

For the past four years, Missouri’s Governors and Legislative Budget Committees have supported the VOCA fund and victim service providers through allocation of state general revenues. These funds preserved services and allowed victims to fully participate in the criminal justice process as they exercise their constitutional rights.

A reduction in funding would mean longer waitlists, reduced overnight and weekday coverage, and delayed responses to survivors in crisis. Reduction in funds would be especially problematic for rural service providers, likely resulting in agency closures.

Here's how you can help: Call Governor Mike Kehoe at (573) 751-3222 and request that he maintain the Domestic Violence Shelter Services (DVSS), Sexual Violence Shelter Services (SVSS), and Victims of Crime Act (VOCA) funding as approved by the General Assembly. Without this funding, services for survivors will suffer.

Address

137 E Culton Street
Warrensburg, MO
64093

Telephone

+16604291088

Website

http://survivalhouse.org/

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