Golden House – Green Bay, WI
About This Group
Golden House provides help and healing for victims of domestic abuse in the Green Bay and greater Brown County area. For over 40 years, they have offered shelter, counseling, support groups, and advocacy to individuals and families escaping abusive situations. Their therapeutic support groups are a cornerstone of their healing services, helping survivors rebuild confidence and create violence-free lives.
Groups Offered
- Domestic Violence Support Group: Ongoing therapeutic group for adult survivors of domestic abuse, addressing trauma recovery, safety planning, and building healthy relationships
- Individual Counseling: One-on-one sessions with trained counselors for survivors at any stage of their journey
- Children’s Program: Therapeutic support for children who have been exposed to domestic violence
- Community Education: Workshops on recognizing signs of abuse, healthy relationships, and bystander intervention
Who Can Join
Open to anyone in the Green Bay and Brown County area affected by domestic violence. All services are available regardless of gender, income, immigration status, or whether the individual has left the abusive situation. No police report required.
Meeting Schedule
Support groups and counseling available on an ongoing basis at 1120 University Avenue, Green Bay, WI. Contact the help line to schedule an intake.
Contact Information
- Help Line: (920) 432-4244
- Toll Free: 1-877-431-4321
- Website: goldenhousegb.org
- Address: 1120 University Avenue, Green Bay, WI
What to Expect
All services begin with a confidential intake assessment. Support groups are facilitated by trained counselors in a safe, nurturing environment. Golden House takes extensive measures to protect participant safety, including secure facility access. Survivors can access multiple services including shelter, legal advocacy, and children’s programs alongside group support.
Cost & Confidentiality
All services are free and confidential. Golden House maintains strict safety and confidentiality protocols. They are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit serving the community since 1982.