Southeastern Family Violence Center

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Southeastern Family Violence Center

Southeastern Family Violence Center has been helping individuals and families on their journey towards a more peaceful life since 1981.

We believe in each person’s right to self-determination, safety, and a life free from violence. Confidential 24-Hour Crisis Line
We are available to talk anytime for support and to explore options. Call 739-8622 or 1-800-742-7794 to talk or to access shelter. Safe Shelter
We provide a safe haven for women and children available 24-hours (we can assist men and teenage boys). The shelter is a warm home-like environment. Whether you need just a couple days, weeks or longer we are available as a safe alternative to violence and abuse. A typical stay is up to 90 days. During a stay we can assist you with safety planning, locating safe housing, employment, health care, children’s services and identifying other resources. Crisis Intervention
We are available 24/hrs for one-on-one time to discuss feelings, options and planning - 910-739-8622

Court Advocacy
Seeking help from law enforcement or the court system can be a hard step to take. We can accompany you when going to court and provide assistance with obtaining a domestic violence protection order. We have worked with law enforcement and the Courts on behalf of survivors of violence for over 20 years. We can help you understand the process and what your options are. Support Groups
We provide a safe space for you to share experiences and feelings with others who have similar experiences. Please contact us for more info or to sign up. Children’s Program
Often children who have experienced family violence need additional help to recover from the affects of abuse. SFVC provides support for children through one-on-one and group time. Information & Referral
We work with many groups in the community to connect with resources

Community Dialogues
We travel in our community to discuss intimate partner/family violence with any interested group. We can tailor a presentation or training to meet your group’s interests/needs. Please contact us to schedule. Displaced Homemaker Services
The New Choices Program empowers displaced homemakers by providing services that build skills and confidence to achieve economic self-sufficiency through education and employment. Financial assistance may also be available to help you pay for books, tuition, transportation, uniforms or childcare.

03/02/2026

We have seen many posts by concerned citizens regarding recent utility bills. While we wish we could do more to aid in this financial hardship, we are reopening our utility application portal until March 16th, 2026.

Please note that only Robeson County residents can apply. All other details can be found at https://robesontogether.org/utility-assistance.

02/26/2026

🧡 February is Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month 🧡

We’re raising awareness and taking a stand against teen dating violence. Join us for an impactful Teen Dating Violence Workshop hosted by our agency.

This important conversation will help us:
✨ Recognize the warning signs
✨ Learn how to support teens in healthy relationships
✨ Empower our youth with tools for safety and respect

Let’s come together as a community to educate, uplift, and protect our young people. Your voice and presence matter!

Please join us and be part of the discussion.

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🧡 Febrero es el Mes de Concientización sobre la Violencia en el Noviazgo Adolescente 🧡

Estamos creando conciencia y tomando una postura contra la violencia en las relaciones entre adolescentes. Acompáñanos en nuestro **Taller sobre la Violencia en el Noviazgo Adolescente**, organizado por nuestra agencia.

Esta importante conversación nos ayudará a:
✨ Reconocer las señales de alerta
✨ Aprender cómo apoyar a los adolescentes para que desarrollen relaciones saludables
✨ Empoderar a nuestra juventud con herramientas de seguridad y respeto

Unámonos como comunidad para educar, apoyar y proteger a nuestros jóvenes. ¡Tu voz y tu participación son importantes!

¡Te esperamos para ser parte de esta conversación!

🧡

02/26/2026

🚨 HAPPENING TODAY!!! 🚨

ALL TEENS AGES 13-19 this event is for you!

TEEN DATING VIOLENCE WORKSHOP

Southeastern Family Violence Center will be hosting a Teen Dating Workshop for teens ages 13-19.

Please note that this is a nationally recognized campaign to raise awareness and education on teen dating abuse.

Come experience an interactive, age-appropriate event using music, discussion, and activities to explore healthy relationships, respect, boundaries and recognizing red flags.

🍱 Dinner will be provided.

📅 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26th

⏰ 6:30 pm

📍 Sandy Grove Baptist Church
1601 Martin Luther King Jr Drive
Lumberton, NC 28358

Question and concerns? Contact 910-739-8622

02/19/2026

🌟 A BIG thank you to the GFWC Lumberton Woman's Club for their incredible generosity and support! 🌟

Not only did you raise vital funds during the Bingo Night, but your collection of essential items will make a direct impact on survivors of domestic violence as they settle into their new homes. 🏡 These donations will provide much-needed comfort and resources during a critical time of transition.

Your participation and kindness are making a real difference in the lives of individuals and families in our community. Together, we are creating brighter futures and offering hope to those who need it most. 💜

We are grateful for your support and commitment to helping others. Thank you for being part of this important mission! 💜

02/17/2026

Join us in coming out to support the Lumberton Woman’s Club as they host Bingo Night in support of our agency! Your participation helps make a meaningful difference in the lives of those we serve.

Thank you, Lumberton Woman’s Club, for your continued partnership and dedication to our community. We truly appreciate your support! 💜

02/02/2026

COURT ANNOUNCEMENT: Due to inclement winter weather and hazardous travel conditions, ALL court sessions scheduled for TUESDAY, February 3, 2026, are CANCELED. Superior Court Administrative calendar will be called on Wednesday, February 4, 2026. Superior Court probation violation hearings initially scheduled for Monday, February 2, 2026, will be heard on Thursday, February 5, 2026.

All other cases originally set for MONDAY, February 2, 2026, and TUESDAY, February 3, 2026, will be rescheduled, with notices mailed to the affected parties.

Domestic violence complaints, well as time-sensitive documents may be filed with the magistrate at the Robeson County Detention Center, located at 120 Legend Road, Lumberton, NC.

50b domestic violence ex parte complaints will be heard at the Robeson County Detention Center located at 120 Legend Road Lumberton, NC by the Magistrate assigned to duty at 2 p.m. The magistrate’s office will remain open 24/7.

Take care and be safe.

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Debido a las inclemencias del tiempo invernal y a las condiciones peligrosas para viajar, Todas las sesiones judiciales programadas para el Martes 3 de Febrero de 2026 quedan Canceladas. El calendario administrativo del Tribunal Superior se llamará el Miércoles 4 de Febrero de 2026. Las audiencias del Tribunal Superior por violación de libertad condicional, inicialmente programadas para el Lunes 2 de Febrero de 2026, se celebrarán el Jueves 5 de Febrero de 2026.

Todos los demás casos originalmente programados para el Lunes 2 de Febrero de 2026 y el Martes 3 de Febrero de 2026 serán reprogramados, y se enviarán avisos por correo a las partes afectadas.

Las denuncias por violencia doméstica, así como los documentos urgentes, pueden presentarse ante el magistrado en el Centro de Detención del Condado de Robeson, ubicado en 120 Legend Road, Lumberton, NC.

Las solicitudes ex parte por violencia doméstica bajo la 50B se atenderán en el Centro de Detención del Condado de Robeson, ubicado en 120 Legend Road, Lumberton, NC, por el magistrado asignado al turno a las 2:00 p. m. La oficina del magistrado permanecerá abierta las 24 horas, los 7 días de la semana.

Cuídese y manténgase a salvo.

01/23/2026

Shelter open in Pembroke for the winter weather. I have heard folks asking about this. Let’s do our part and help them out. I’m sure supplies would be greatly appreciated as well as volunteers.

Sacred Pathways will be opening as a winter shelter this weekend. Donations are greatly appreciated. More details will be available soon.

01/21/2026

01/19/2026

https://robesontogether.org/utility-assistance

10/16/2025

💜 Domestic Violence Awareness Month 💜
Our team proudly wears purple to show support for those impacted by domestic violence.
As an agency that supports and serves our community, we stand together for awareness, safety, and hope — working toward a future free from violence.

10/16/2025

Big thanks to the Robeson County DSS for helping spread awareness on Domestic Violence Purple Day 💜

Address

1407 East 5th Street
Lumberton, NC
28358

Telephone

+19107398622

Website

http://www.southeasternfamilyviolencecenter.org/

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Southeastern Family Violence Center was has been pursuing peace in Robeson County since 1981. The organization was started by a small group of citizens who answered a 24-hour crisis telephone line and offered shelter in hotels. Over 39 years of service and helping thousands of victims, a victim service agency operating 24/7, with a 22 bed shelter. We are the only domestic violence shelter and services organization in all of Robeson County serving male and female victims.

The organizations shelter provides over 6,900 bed nights annually for homeless victims of domestic violence and serves approximately 2,000 individuals annually in all programs. We believe in each person’s right to self-determination, safety, and a life free from violence, utilizing an empowerment model of service delivery. The agency is guided by four core principles: Respect: We practice compassionate treatment of others without regard to age, race, ethnicity, national origin, gender, disability, income, sexual orientation, marital status, politics or religion. We believe in the inherent worth of all people and in honest, open communication, Empowerment: We stand for an environment where individuals can make decisions and move forward with their lives – free from bias, coercion, and fear, Accessibility: We are committed to overcoming any cultural, geographic or other barriers to share our expertise and extend our services into every corner of the community, Safety: We uphold the right of all individuals to be free from harm and enjoy relationships based on fairness and trust.

Our services include:

Confidential 24-Hour Crisis Line: We provide support anytime to talk and to explore options. Please call us at 910-739-8622.

Safe Shelter: We provide a safe haven for men, women and children available 24-hours. The shelter is a warm home-like environment. Whether you need just a couple days, weeks or longer we are available as a safe alternative to violence and abuse. A typical stay is up to 90 days. During a stay we can assist you with safety planning, locating safe housing, employment, health care, children’s services and identifying other resources.

Crisis Intervention: We are available 24/hrs for one-on-one time to discuss feelings, options and planning - 910-739-8622

Court Advocacy: Seeking help from law enforcement or the court system can be a hard step to take. We can accompany you when going to court and provide assistance with obtaining a domestic violence protection order. We have worked with law enforcement and the Courts on behalf of survivors of violence for over 20 years. We can help you understand the process and what your options are.

Support Groups: We provide a safe space for you to share experiences and feelings with others who have similar experiences. Please contact us for more info or to sign up.

Children’s Program: Often children who have experienced family violence need additional help to recover from the affects of abuse. SFVC provides support for children through one-on-one and group time.

Information & Referral: We work with many groups in the community to connect with resources Community Dialogues We travel in our community to discuss intimate partner/family violence with any interested group. We can tailor a presentation or training to meet your group’s interests/needs. Please contact us to schedule.

CHOICES: We provide Batterers’ intervention and education programming to understand why people use violence and how new beliefs can be formed towards nonviolence. These classes are for the abusers. The CHOICES Program examines the belief that permission to use violence comes from our destructive beliefs and that they are reinforced and supported by our society.

Rapid Rehousing Program : This program is designed to assist those who are fleeing domestic violence and homeless households (individuals and families) as they quickly move out of homelessness and into permanent housing through the provision of time-limited housing support and strategies with the ultimate goal of stable housing.

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