SpringHaven Domestic Violence Services
Reviewed Aug 14, 2026
SpringHaven in Elizabethtown continues to provide free, confidential domestic-violence support, emergency shelter, transitional housing, counseling, and advocacy under a new organizational partnership announced in 2026.
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Best for
- Survivors of intimate partner violence in the Elizabethtown and Lincoln Trail area
- People seeking safety planning, shelter, advocacy, counseling, or help for someone they care about
How to start
- Call SpringHaven's 24-hour crisis line for direct program assistance
- Because regional service arrangements changed in 2026, ask which provider and shelter path currently serves your county
- Use the temporary regional crisis line if SpringHaven is not the correct provider for your location
Services and support
- 24-hour confidential crisis support
- Emergency shelter and transitional housing
- Safety planning, counseling, advocacy, parenting support, and nonresidential services
- Support for survivors of any gender and dependent children
2026 service transition
- SpringHaven announced that it would remain open through a new partnership and continue accepting referrals
- ZeroV separately established a temporary crisis line for an eight-county region beginning July 2026
- Call to confirm which current provider serves your county
Location and contact
SpringHaven toll-free 24-hour crisis line: 1-800-767-5838
SpringHaven local crisis line: 270-769-1234
Temporary ZeroV regional crisis line: 1-877-949-0515
Mailing area: Elizabethtown, Kentucky. Safe shelter locations are not published.
Visit official information
Call the 24-hour crisis line
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Information reviewed August 14, 2026. Crisis services, shelter availability, and office access can change. Use the 24-hour crisis line for the safest and most current instructions.