About
Us
Purple Haven, a nonprofit organization specializes in advocating for victims of domestic violence. ​
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Founded in 2015, Purple Haven has become a pillar in the community servicing the North Division in the Charlotte area. It is our goal to raise awareness by providing resources to victims.
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Mission
To empower victims with a wealth or resources and tools they need to assist them with the help they need to survive.
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Vision
Accelerating and advancing community-wide change by providing resources to end domestic violence.
Purple Haven – Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What is Purple Haven?
Purple Haven is an Independent Living Program that provides safe, structured housing and supportive services for individuals transitioning back into the community and working toward long-term stability and independence.
Who is eligible to apply?
Purple Haven serves justice-impacted individuals and others who are rebuilding their lives and in need of stable housing. Applicants must be 18 years or older, able to live independently, and willing to participate in program expectations.
Is Purple Haven an emergency shelter?
No. Purple Haven is not an emergency shelter. It is a transitional independent living program designed for individuals who are ready to commit to structure, accountability, and personal growth.
What type of housing is provided?
Purple Haven offers:
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Furnished semi-private rooms
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A safe, supportive living environment
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Drug- and alcohol-free housing
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Community standards that promote respect, stability, and accountability
Is the program drug and alcohol free?
Yes. Purple Haven is a drug- and alcohol-free living environment to ensure safety and support positive reentry outcomes for all residents.
What services are included in the program?
Participants may receive access to:
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Job readiness support
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Life skills development
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Second Chance programming
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Referrals to community resources
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Supportive guidance focused on independence and stability
How long can someone stay at Purple Haven?
Length of stay varies based on individual needs, progress, and program availability. Purple Haven is designed as temporary, transitional housing, not permanent residency.
How does the waitlist work?
Due to high demand, interested individuals are placed on a waitlist. Completing the waitlist form does not guarantee placement but allows Purple Haven to contact applicants as space becomes available.
Does being on probation or parole disqualify someone?
No. Individuals on probation or parole may still be eligible, as long as they can comply with program rules and any court-ordered conditions.
How do I apply?
You can apply by joining the Purple Haven waitlist using the QR code or application link provided on this page.
How will I know if I’m accepted?
Applicants will be contacted directly if space becomes available and they meet eligibility criteria. Please ensure your contact information is accurate.
Who can I contact for questions?
For general questions or inquiries, please email: info@purplehaven.org