Mineral County Help Line prepares for fall bazaar
Left, Cassie Hewett, advocate and administrative coordinator, and Amy Kelsey, program director and crime victims advocate, make up the Mineral County Help Line. Volunteer driven, the organization is holding its fall bazaar on Saturday, Oct. 19 and looking for help, but also long-term assistance in an organization that focuses on domestic violence and sexual abuse. (Photo provided)
The Mineral County Help Line is a nonprofit organization that started in 1990 to focus on domestic violence and sexual assault victims.
“We help with orders of protection, safety plans and help people sign up for state benefits. We’re a support system with the focus on domestic violence and sexual assault that can provide shelter through motel arrangements for both men and women,” explained Cassie Hewitt who is an advocate and has been the administrative coordinator since December.
Amy Kelsey is the program director and crime victims advocate. The two make up the paid staff with the office on the backside of the Mineral County Library in Superior next to the MSU Extension Services.
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