DOVE Center helps people in Washington and Kane counties who are experiencing domestic violence or sexual assault. This page gives the helpline and office numbers, what DOVE offers, how shelter works, and how to volunteer or donate. Details come from DOVE's own website and local news, checked October 9, 2026; services can change, so confirm with DOVE directly.
DOVE Center St. George, Utah quick facts
- 24-hour helpline
- (435) 628-0458
- In danger
- Call 911
- Office
- 391 E 500 S, St. George
(435) 628-1204 - Office hours
- Mon to Thu 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Fri 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. - Serves
- Washington and Kane counties
- Cost
- Free
What is the DOVE Center in St. George, Utah?
DOVE Center is a nonprofit in St. George, Utah, that helps people affected by domestic violence and sexual assault. It runs a free 24-hour helpline at (435) 628-0458, in English and Spanish, an emergency shelter called DOVE House, transitional housing, advocacy, free counseling and support groups, and prevention education. It serves Washington and Kane counties and has done so since 1993.
If you are in danger right now, call 911. For help, safety planning or shelter, call DOVE's 24-hour helpline at (435) 628-0458, or Utah's statewide LINKLine at 1-800-897-5465 (call or text, 24/7). If someone may be watching your phone or computer, use a device they can't check.
How do you get help from DOVE?
Call the 24-hour helpline at (435) 628-0458. Trained advocates answer day and night, help you make a safety plan and explain your options, including shelter. You can also call or visit the outreach office at 391 E 500 S in St. George, Monday through Thursday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Friday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., at (435) 628-1204. If you are in immediate danger, call 911.
What services does DOVE offer?
| Service | What it includes |
|---|---|
| 24-hour helpline | Crisis support and safety planning in English and Spanish |
| DOVE House shelter | Emergency shelter for adults and their children, staffed 24/7, no cost; reached through the helpline |
| Erin's House | Transitional apartments while clients rebuild credit, rental history and job skills |
| Advocacy | Crisis response, help at medical visits and court, sexual assault advocacy, hospital advocates |
| Counseling and groups | Free individual counseling with licensed therapists and weekly support groups, including a Spanish-language group |
| Children and youth | Court and school advocacy, groups, counseling and parenting education |
| Case management | Help with next steps, resources, referrals and financial empowerment |
| Education | Free community seminars and weekly advocacy at Utah Tech University |
Does DOVE have a shelter?
Yes. DOVE House is DOVE Center's emergency shelter for adults and their dependent children fleeing domestic or sexual violence. It is staffed around the clock, a first stay is up to 30 days and can be extended, and room, food, clothing and hygiene items are free. The location is confidential; to ask about shelter, call the helpline at (435) 628-0458. Its Safe Pets Program can arrange 30 days of boarding for pets.
Are DOVE services free?
Yes. Shelter, the helpline, advocacy, counseling and support groups are free. Counseling starts with an intake appointment, which you can schedule through the helpline.
How can you volunteer or donate?
Volunteers must be 18 or older, fill out DOVE's application, meet with the volunteer coordinator at (435) 628-1204 and complete at least eight hours of training; roles with clients also need a background check. Hospital advocates train for another 40 hours and take on-call shifts. Donations are made online through the donate link on dovecenter.org.
Other help lines in Utah
- Emergency: 911
- Utah Domestic Violence LINKLine: 1-800-897-5465 (LINK), call or text, 24/7
- Utah sexual violence crisis line: 1-888-421-1100
- Cedar City and Iron County: DOVE serves Washington and Kane counties; Iron County residents can call the LINKLine to be connected with local services there.