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About Haus Of Peace

Our Approach

We seek to understand the needs of each woman and child to connect them with the proper resources to help them heal and become self-reliant. We help to rebuild and reshape their lives through a combination of physical, mental, spiritual, financial, and emotional support. Guests are expected to follow integrity and accountability policies while at the Haus of Peace that continue to benefit them when living an independent life.

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Our Story

Sue & John Trepte

Sue and John Trepte of Watertown, WI founded the Haus of Peace organization in 2016 following the tragic loss of their son. They opened their home to serve as a shelter for homeless and abused women. Today, with the support of the community and a board of directors, they operate 2 locations and have helped over 289 women and 94 children recover from trauma and regain their independence. Our goal is to add one additional location in 2024. 

Program 
Philosophy

Our Haus guests get help improving their mental functioning.

We encourage:

  • Improved thinking skills 

  • Behavioral regulation

  • Problem-solving 

  • Spiritual journey guidance

We also provide insights into how one's thoughts, feelings, and actions are closely interconnected. These tasks are made possible by giving our Haus guests an empathetic, therapeutic, consistent, and supportive environment. We promote individual strengths and encourage the development of personal resiliency and responsibility. 

In The News

Thank you, Daily Union for the news article! 10-13-2019

Thank you, Daily Union for the news article! 05-10-2020

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Our non-profit organization created these videos to help spread awareness of our mission and values. Watch to learn more about our mission of helping those in need. Hear inspiring stories of the people we help. We also provide educational content to help our viewers learn more about the issues we are tackling. 

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