Who we are
The Tri-County Protective Agency opened its doors in February 1988 to serve victims of domestic violence in Liberty, Long, and Bryan Counties, as well as Fort Stewart, Georgia. The land the facility currently sits on was generously donated by Mr. Carl Dykes, a former mayor of Hinesville.
Over the years, the agency has expanded its services and reach. In 1995, it was able to extend its assistance to victims in Evans and Tattnall Counties. Today, the Tri-County Protective Agency continues to provide essential support to individuals affected by domestic violence in these five counties.
The agency's mission remains steadfast: to offer temporary shelter, counseling, and education to victims of domestic violence while also promoting their rights through legal services. The Tri-County Protective Agency's ability to provide vital services for over thirty years is a testament to the organization's dedication and the community's support. Currently, we serve Bryan, Long, Liberty, Evans, and Tatnall counties.
Testimonials
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I am a survivor and thrived after getting out of an abusive relationship, my family and I went into the shelter there years ago, we have had our up and downs but nothing compares to the love and support we got from this shelter, when I was very weak and didn’t know what to do I had the support of your safe house and team that saved me and my children and got us set back on our feet and kept me taking one step in front of the other. My children constantly talk about all the ladies that we met at this shelter and showed so much love and support in a time of need. Thank y’all so much for all the care and compassion but also the support and being firm with your safe house and believing in keeping residents safe and guiding them to taking their next steps in strengthen and preserving through brokenness . God Bless Y’all and to the ladies that were there I hope they know how big of a difference they made in our lives! Thank y’all so so so much
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I want to express my deepest gratitude for the incredible support & safe haven Tri-County Protective Agency provided for me and my children. Your dedication to helping those in need is truly inspiring, and I'm so thankful for your help!!! Thank you for being a beacon of hope & care. Thank you for giving me the resources I needed to get housing for me and my babies as well. You guys’ Rock!!!!
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I am a former client of Tri-County DV Shelter and my experience there was life changing. The staff was extremely helpful and gave me the courage to start my life over with a secure support system. I am forever grateful for their warm, welcoming and dedicated approach to me and my family
We are proud to share that Tri-County Protective Agency has been awarded a RedRover Safe Housing grant. This recognition reflects our continued commitment to supporting domestic violence survivors and the important bond they share with their pets.
For many individuals experiencing domestic violence, concerns about the safety of a beloved pet can become a major barrier to leaving an unsafe situation. Through our new pet housing program, survivors no longer have to choose between their own safety and the safety of their animals. This grant helps us create a more compassionate, trauma-informed environment where survivors and their pets can begin healing together.
At Tri-County Protective Agency, we understand that pets are family. We are honored to partner with RedRover in helping provide safety, comfort, and hope for both survivors and the animals who stand beside them through difficult times.
Community donations keep the shop stocked and allow us to continue supporting the important work of Tri-County Protective Agency. The Sisters Thrift Shop was created to support the mission of Tri-County Protective Agency while giving back to the community in a meaningful way. Every donation, purchase, and act of support helps provide resources and assistance for individuals and families impacted by domestic violence.
More than just a thrift store, Sisters Thrift Shop is a place built on compassion, second chances, and community connection. The shop offers affordable clothing, household items, furniture, décor, and other treasures while helping reduce waste and encourage neighbors to support one another. Donations from the community help keep the shop stocked and allow us to continue supporting the important work being done through Tri-County Protective Agency.
Whether you are shopping, donating, or sharing our mission with others, your support helps create hope and healing for survivors in our community. Be sure to follow Sisters Thrift Shop on Facebook for shop updates, featured items, donation needs, and special events.
