Services
All services are free and available in English and Spanish. Se habla español. We operate four facilities, to provide services including:
- Therapeutic counseling at our main office/crisis center for crime victims, survivors and families
- A 24-hour, year-round victim advocate program offering crisis intervention for crime victims and survivors at hospitals and police stations
- Weekly facilitated, self-help support groups for victims and survivors of domestic violence
- Weekly parenting classes
- Temporary safe housing at Sojourner House Shelter, for victim and survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, dating violence and stalking, and their children
- Supportive services including emergency aid, food and clothing for survivors and their children
- Transitional housing and case management for victims and survivors when they leave Sojourner House
- Specialized training seminars for first responders, police, hospital and social service agency personnel to encourage sensitivity to the needs of victims and survivors
- Referrals, advocacy and support for victims and survivors in hospitals and other community agencies
- Education programs at the Alice Pfaelzer Children’s Center to promote nonviolence and academic achievement
- Community education and public speakers on domestic violence, child abuse, conflict resolution and sexual harassment
- Child counseling for victims and survivors of crime, and advocacy to promote children’s interests and protect their rights
- In-school workshops and presentations for kindergarten through college students on issues of violence and abuse prevention
- A resource library and a service referral data bank available to the community
- Participation in The Clothesline Project for victims, survivors and surviving loved ones