Join us for an inspiring evening at the 2026 NGMCN Gala—a celebration of hope, healing, and community. This elegant fundraising event will bring together local supporters, survivors, advocates, and leaders to raise critical funds for the North Georgia Mountain Crisis Network’s programs supporting survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault.
Love Shouldn’t Hurt.
We Are Here To Help.
North Georgia Mountain Crisis Network
We provide safe shelter & support services for survivors of domestic violence & survivors of sexual assault.
24 Hour Crisis Hotline
706-632-8400
800-33-HAVEN (42836)
Survivors needing information, crisis counseling, or safe shelter can call our Hotline number. Collect calls are accepted.
All Information Is Confidential.
If you are currently in a domestic violence or sexual assault situation and require immediate attention, please call 911 for assistance. When the immediate crisis is over we will be here to support you in safety planning, counseling referrals, temporary shelter, and other individualized services.
Serving Survivors since 1986
Since 1986, The North Georgia Mountain Crisis Network, Inc. has been serving survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault throughout Fannin, Gilmer, and Pickens Counties. We offer an environment of encouragement, compassion, support, and safe shelter. Funding provided ensures our organization the ability to staff an eleven bed confidential shelter, operate a 24/7 crisis hotline, and provide advocacy, outreach services, education, and training.
Throughout our service area, the NGMCN has partnered with community agencies, churches, schools, civic groups, and individuals to assist men, women, and children in need of shelter, safety, and support. Building on three decades of sexual assault advocacy, legal advocacy, safe house residency, and community outreach & education, we move forward with the continued belief that love shouldn’t hurt.
Domestic Violence
Sexual Assault
Legal Advocacy
Elder Abuse
We are deeply grateful to our 2025 Sponsors.
Your generosity makes our work possible and helps us continue providing hope, healing, and support to survivors in our community.
