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MISSION advocacy.education, support and social change, through inspire violence, and domestic and sexual victims/survivors of empower To
Emergency Shelter | Linus’ Pet Haven Alexandra House provides:Abuse, require multidimensional support.The complexities of Domestic, Sexual, and Relationship Violence, including Elder
OUR SERVICES Community Outreach, Training & Education Therapy ReferralSupport Groups and Housing and Supportive ServicesHealthcare AdvocacySafety Planning | Pet Safety PlanningLegal
AdvocacyYouth ServicesElder Abuse ServicesHour Helpline & Online Chat-24
THE NEED | IN YOUR COMMUNITIES.conduct radio calls in 2024criminal sexual 826related and -domestic12,494In 2025. criminal sexual conduct calls in 821related and -domestic12,676 Law
enforcement in Anoka County responded to violence.Minnesotans have lost their lives to this 250In the last decade, more than .In Minnesotarelated homicides -known domestic33In 2025,
there were .in Minnesotarelated homicides -domesticknown 26 there were In 2024,
OUR ROLE | PUBLIC HEALTH & SAFETY INFRASTRUCTURE LIFETIME PREVALENCE, U.S.Violence Survey, 2016/2017 ReportSource: CDC, National Intimate Partner and Sexual their lifetimeforms of intimate
partner violence in men have experienced the same 2 in 5More than partnerand/or stalking by an intimate sexual violence, physical violence, women have experienced contact Nearly 1 in
2 stop violence before it starts.working upstream to —plus professional training and community education based prevention programming in every Anoka County school district, -School
Prevention Education 4 and reduce repeat calls.orders, court accompaniment, and lethality assessments that prevent homicide protective —prosecutors, the County Attorney’s Office, courts,
and Corrections Working with every law enforcement agency in Anoka County, municipal Justice System Partnership 3 exams.informed support for survivors alongside emergency care and forensic
-trauma—based advocacy in partnership with Allina forensic nurses at Mercy -Hospital Health System Integration 2 violence, any hour of any day.the first responders of interpersonal
—connection from law enforcement scene -hour helpline, emergency shelter, hospital response, and on-24 Crisis Response 1
Source: Alexandra House Data | Three2025)–Average Helpline Calls (20232025)–Average Services Provided (20232025)–Average Participants Served (2023 LEGEND COMMUNITY AVERAGES BY YEAR
-THREE Lakes.to Lino NowthenHeights to Linwood Township; from Columbia –community in Anoka County Alexandra House has served residents of every Every City. Every Township)2025–COUNTYWIDE
IMPACT (2023AVERAGE ANNUAL 1,660 Helpline Calls 15,596 Services Provided 979 Participants Served 2025)–Year Average Annual Impact (2023-
Alexandra House SERVING CENTERVILLE provided around the clock, at no cost to Centerville residents.—Every service is free and confidential community outreach event reaching 125 seniors.
1—Community Outreach High School students.Centerville 1 Individual advocacy and support services to 22 —Youth Services Centennial Lakes Police Department referral from the scene.1response
to protective orders, court accompaniment, and free legal representation, plus filing —residents 2 advocacy services provided to 20—Legal Advocacy through one healthy relationships
presentation Centennial High School students reached 44 How Alexandra House showed up for Centerville residents 11 Helpline Calls 47 ProvidedServices 3 CENTERVILLE | 2025| 2025 Community
Impact Report
… A VOICE connected to an advocate from the scene of the incidentrisk and were -victims were screened as high356 •victims had a lethality assessment screening448•referrals received from
law enforcement522•.referralscost Family Law -court and free or lowthrough civil and criminal support Legal Advocacy Services provides
COMMUNITY INVESTMENT and the volunteers who extend every service we provide.–in every school district –schools and assisting victims throughout the criminal court process, youth programming
in local This investment directly funds legal advocates responding to law enforcement referrals per resident across partner cities.$0.53 about —Together: $152,500 invested in 2025 •
Centerville• Fridley • Ramsey • Circle Pines • East Bethel • Lexington Blaine • Andover • Coon Rapids • Anoka • Columbia Heights With Gratitude to our 2025 Partners:Anoka
County Attorney’s Office: $60,000 annually •Anoka County Human Services: $25,000 annually•With Additional Support From:$
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