Green Hills receives grant from local farmer

May 16, 2017 | Agriculture, Community News, Healthcare, Regional News | 0 comments

Gallatin resident and local farmer, Annette Brown, nominated the Green Hills Women’s Shelter for the 2017 America’s Farmers Grow Communities Grant. The program was awarded a grant in the amount of $2,500. The funds will be utilized to assist with transportation needs of survivors to include taxi vouchers, OATS Bus passes, and gas cards.  Pictured from left to right are Amber Olinger, family advocate; Jenna Johnson, advocate; and Annette Brown, grant nominator.


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The Domestic Violence/Sexual Assault Program, known as Green Hills Women’s Shelters, includes two shelter facilities; one located in Trenton (Grundy County), which opened in November of 1996; and one located in Cameron (Clinton-DeKalb County), which opened in December of 2009. The two shelter facilities operate 24 hours per day, year-round, to provide safe shelter, crisis intervention, court-related advocacy, case management, counseling and other comprehensive services to domestic violence/sexual assault victims.

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