Maine's Attorney General has estimated that 60,000 Maine women
are abused each year by their husbands or boyfriends, with as many as 8,500 of them living in York County. Domestic violence related homicides represent the majority of murders committed in Maine each year and during his January 2000 State of the State Address, Governor Angus King declared “violence against women and children” to be “Maine's Public Enemy Number One”.

Since 1977 Caring Unlimited has offered safety planning and support services for people seeking safety from domestic violence in York County.

Over the years, thousands of women, their children and men have found safe haven and support through Caring Unlimited services, including the 24 Hour Hotline, Support Groups held throughout York county, Advocacy at four local courthouses, Emergency Shelter and the Transitional Housing and Services program and more. Caring Unlimited Services are confidential and provided free of charge to any person victimized in an intimate relationship.

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