What services does 1776 Defenders offer?
We provide support services for women and children affected by domestic violence, including safe housing, counseling, and advocacy.
Empowering Families, Restoring Lives
At 1776 Defenders, we stand united in a mission to protect and serve women and children affected by domestic violence. With compassion and action at our core, we believe that every individual deserves safety and dignity. Our commitment extends beyond advocacy; we offer second chances to veterans and those formerly incarcerated, helping them reintegrate into society. Together, we work towards a brighter future for families and communities.
Our Mission:
To protect and serve domestic violence victims—especially women and children—while creating pathways for veterans and felons to rebuild their lives through purpose-driven employment.
Why It Matters:
Women and children are the foundation of our future. Protecting them is not just a service—it is a responsibility. At the same time, offering redemption and purpose to those who have served or made mistakes strengthens communities as a whole.
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about our mission and services.
How can I get involved with 1776 Defenders?
You can volunteer, donate, or participate in our programs to support our mission in protecting and serving vulnerable families.
What if I am in immediate danger or need help?
If you are in immediate danger, please call 911. You can also reach out to us for assistance at 870-654-6186.
Do you offer job training for veterans?
Yes, we provide job training and structured employment opportunities for veterans and those formerly incarcerated, helping them reintegrate into society.
Where is 1776 Defenders located?
We are located at 124 Chrisna Maria Dr, Berryville, AR 72616. You can also contact us via email at info@1776defenders.org.