Education

There are many ways in which Domestic Violence could be prevented, so we interact with our community to educate and inform, utilizing the following forums:

• Annual Salad Luncheon
• Leave Out Violence Everyday
• Annual L.O.V.E Walk in October
• Interactions with Community and Religious Groups, Individuals, Human Service Providers and Public Safety Officials
• Teen Dating Violence Youth Program
• Financial Literacy and Job Readiness
• Parenting Classes

Intervention

With the objective of assisting individuals in achieving their long-term goal of living violence free, we respond to the victim’s immediate, crisis-driven needs. We address safely issues and ensure victims’ access to critically needed intervention services from Attorneys, Clergy, Courts, Law Enforcement, Medical Practitioners, Therapists, etc.:

• Our Helpline (209)-259-5552
• Referrals to food, clothing, legal, medical and other resources as requested
• Access to Shelters or other Housing Providers
• Court accompaniment
• Risk Assessment and Safety Planning
• Reporting crimes anonymously
• Restraining Orders

Support

In order to help with the healing process and be empowered for a fresh start, we provide nonjudgmental compassionate support as follows:

• Case Management
• Individual and Group Counseling
• Human Trafficking Victims shelter for ages 18-27 years
• Transitional Individual Housing
• Transitional Family Housing