Domestic Violence Intervention Programs

View a map and directory of all certified domestic violence intervention programs in North Dakota.

Domestic Violence Intervention Programs (sometimes referred to as batterers treatment programs or domestic violence offender programs) work with domestic violence offenders to hold them accountable for their use of violence. These programs address beliefs and behaviors that lead to violence, with the ultimate goal of stopping offenders’ abusive behavior.

All programs listed below are in compliance with the North Dakota Battering Intervention Standards.

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James River Correctional Center DVI Program*
New Pathways to Healthy Relationships Program*
Violence Free Program
Three Rivers Engaging Change
Balanced Beginnings
New Choices
Choice to Change
NoViolence
SAVE (Solutions to Alleviate Violent Encounters)
Program Name
City
Affiliated Organization
Address
Phone Number
Email
Service Population
Program Name James River Correctional Center DVI Program*
City Jamestown
Affiliated Organization James River Correctional Center
Address 2521 Circle Drive
Jamestown, ND 5840
Contact 701.253.3711
Email aveith@nd.gov
Service Population m
Program Name New Pathways to Healthy Relationships Program*
City Bismarck
Affiliated Organization ND Department of Corrections and Rehabilitations (Prison)
Address 3100 Railroad Avenue
Bismarck, ND 58506
Contact 701.328.6100
Email N/A
Service Population m
Program Name Violence Free Program
City Williston
Affiliated Organization Family Crisis Shelter
Address PO Box 1893
Williston, ND 58802
Contact 701.580.3088
Email violencefree.fcs@outlook.com
Service Population m w
Program Name Three Rivers Engaging Change
City Wahpeton
Affiliated Organization Three Rivers Crisis Center
Address 509 Dakota Avenue, Suite B
Wahpeton, ND 58075
Contact 701.899.9834
Email jayme@threeriverscrisiscenter.com
Service Population m
Program Name Balanced Beginnings
City Minot
Affiliated Organization Domestic Violence Crisis Center
Address PO Box 881
Minot, ND 58702
Contact 701.441.9394
Email balancedbeginningsgroup@dvccminot.org
Service Population m w
Program Name New Choices
City Grand Forks
Affiliated Organization Community Violence Intervention Center
Address 211 S 4th St
Grand Forks, ND 58201
Contact 701.746.0405
Email newchoicesgroup@cviconline.org
www.cvionline.org/gethelp/intervention-programs/
Service Population m w
Program Name Choice to Change
City Grafton/Mountain
Affiliated Organization Domestic Violence & Abuse Center
Address PO Box 228
Mountain, ND 58262
Contact 701.352.8266
Email choicetochange@dvacnd.org
Service Population m w
Program Name NoViolence
City Fargo
Affiliated Organization Rape and Abuse Crisis Center
Address PO Box 2984
Fargo, ND 58108-2984
Contact 701.293.7273
Email noviolence@raccfm.com
Service Population m w
Program Name SAVE (Solutions to Alleviate Violent Encounters)
City Bismarck
Affiliated Organization Abused Adult Resource Center
Address PO Box 5003
Bismarck, ND 58502
Contact 701.319.9329
Email violencefreebismarck@gmail.com
Service Population m w

Program offers services for Men

Program offers services for Women

*If affiliated organization is a correctional facility, services are only available to residents of that facility.

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