A local nonprofit dedicated to victims and survivors of domestic violence is relocating its second-hand store and giving much of the merchandise in the store to survivors and their children.

Safe Faith United's Survivor Store and Training Center will be giving away most of the goods in the store and the donations it has received to families in need.

Anyone interested in the free clothing and household items must provide one of the following documentation:

• Police Report
• Protection Order
• Letter from a shelter 
• Other documentation indicating that the individual was a victim of domestic violence

They must also provide a valid Nevada ID. The donations will be available through Friday at the store at 2770 East Flamingo Road. Goods will be given out on a first-come, first-serve basis. 

A new thrift store is helping you help domestic violence victims in the valley.

The Survivors Store officially opened Friday morning near the corner of Flamingo Road and Eastern Avenue.

Proceeds from sales benefit Safe Faith United, a local organization that helps victims of violence.

Women who are victims of violence also get a chance to work at the thrift store and gain critical work skills. Organizers hope to train up to 40 women a year.

"Based on our experience as victims advocate, we realize that victims stay with abusers because they cannot provide for themselves and their children. If they can have own job and learn new skills, they have better chance to leave a relationship," Rebecca Ferreira with Safe Faith United said.

The Survivors Store is also accepting donations.

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