A New Voice for Survivors
Layla's House was founded on a simple belief: every person deserves to live free from fear. We are a nonprofit committed to connecting survivors of domestic violence and sexual abuse with the resources, support, and community they need to heal.
Free
All Services, No Cost
Always
Here When You Need Us
100%
Confidential
Local
Community-Based Resources
Born From a Community's Calling
Layla's House was founded by advocates who saw a critical need for accessible, compassionate resources for survivors of domestic violence and sexual abuse in our community.
Named after Layla — a survivor, an advocate, and the heart behind this mission — our organization was built on her courage and her belief that every person deserves safety, dignity, and a path forward. We believe that healing is possible, that safety is a right, and that no one should face abuse alone.
We are just getting started — and we are building something meaningful. Our focus is on connecting survivors with trusted therapists and community resources, all free of charge.
Why We Exist
Our Mission
To provide immediate safety, compassionate support, and long-term resources to survivors of domestic violence and sexual abuse — empowering them to rebuild their lives with dignity and hope.
Our Vision
A community where every person lives free from violence, fear, and abuse — including domestic violence and sexual abuse.
Our Core Values
Safety First
Every decision we make centers on the physical and emotional safety of survivors and their children.
Confidentiality
We protect the privacy of every person we serve — always, without exception.
Empowerment
We walk alongside survivors, not ahead of them. Our role is to support, not to direct.
Compassion
We meet every person with warmth, dignity, and non-judgment — no matter their circumstances.
Equity
We serve all survivors regardless of race, gender, age, sexual orientation, gender identity, immigration status, or background. LGBTQ+ survivors are welcome, affirmed, and celebrated here.
Community
We believe healing happens in connection — with advocates, peers, and the broader community.
Join Us in This Work
Whether you donate, volunteer, or simply spread the word — you help us reach more survivors and save more lives.