We believe:

• That domestic violence and sexual assault threatens many basic human rights.
• That services should be offered without regard to a person’s resources.
• That all clients, regardless of situation, background, or behavior, deserve to be treated with respect.

We believe:

• That domestic violence and sexual assault affects the health and well being of the entire community.
• That we have a responsibility to challenge misconceptions and to educate the community, especially those in positions of providing help and support.
• That domestic violence and sexual assault is continued through the tolerance of the community.
• That men are important in the work of eradicating domestic violence/sexual assault and as role models for non-abusive behaviors. 
•  That the community has a responsibility to work together to improve the safety and future for women, children, and    others affected by domestic violence and sexual assault.