New Beginnings offers confidential crisis and long-term therapy services to sexual assault survivors of all ages, as well as their family and friends.
All services are provided free of charge.
We are based in Owensboro, Kentucky, with additional offices in Henderson and Hartford, serving Daviess, Hancock, Henderson, McLean, Ohio, Union, and Webster counties in Kentucky.
New Beginnings is committed to providing services for all survivors. We encourage those in the LGBTQ+ community, those with disabilities, male survivors, people of color, and those who face barriers not listed here, to seek our services in a safe, accessible and confidential environment. No survivor should walk this journey alone and we are here to help.
Demonstrate EMDR to strengthen attachments, develop self-regulation, and heal attachment wounds rooted in a history of abuse, neglect, early medical trauma, or changes in caregivers through slides, case presentations, and over…
Please check out our pandemic resources page! It provides information and helpful links to help you or a loved one get through these hard times. Pandemic Resources
Our mural is complete! Thank you to everyone involved! Head down to Third and Allen Street to see it! Official ribbon cutting will be held on Wednesday, October 28 at…
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Volunteer advocates are the backbone to the agency providing an invaluable service to our survivors of sexual violence. Volunteers participate in an "on call" rotation to respond to one of…
Kentucky is working its way toward getting all kits tested and entered into the national database. You can follow the progress by going to https://www.kentuckybacklog.com/
National Institute Partner and Sexual Violence survey was just released and the news is not good for Kentucky. The state ranks number one in regards to the number of stalking…
Every 97.8 seconds* an American is sexually assaulted.
Sexual Assaults since January 1, 2020