November 15, 2015

If you or someone you know and care about have experienced sexual assault or trauma, we are here as a bridge to you and your next steps. Allow us to connect you with emergency resources, counselors/therapists, support groups, and more. We can also connect you to emergency shelter through our Emergency Housing Resource Assistance Program (EHRA) to help get you out of an immediate situation of trauma. It is through our various partners and state run facilities and groups that we can provide you with the assistance you need. National Resorce Hotline: 1.800.656.HOPE!

November 15, 2015

No more wheeping and suffering in silence. Your voice needs to be heard. Please allow us to provide you with emergency services such as clothing, toiletries, emergency shelter resources and other necessary contacts and resources. We will stand in the gap to assist you and your family to help remove you from a domestic abuse situation. We hear you and will do our best to help you. No more silence, let your voice be heard!  The National Domestic Violence Hotline; 1.800.799.SAFE!          

November 15, 2015

If you are seeking to receive crisis counseling and support, we are able to point you in the right direction. It is our goal to assist you in locating the counselor who is a perfect fit for you. We are connected to licensed professionals such as Life Coaches, Therapist, Social Workers and others  who are committed to listening to you as an individual and implement a plan that fits you and address your specific needs. We seek to assure you that your voice will be heard and your needs will be met. The counselors strive to empower you to take control of your situation and to help you reach the level of healing needed.  National Suicide Prevention Hotline; 1.800.273.8255 (TALK).