School liaison Safety planning for children Child care during support groups

Program provides a 24-hour Crisis Line for immediate, confidential phone counseling for the victims of sexual assault or domestic violence. They also offer phone and in-person counseling with licensed counselors for those requiring help coping, moving forward, taking those first steps or coming to terms with the undeserved crimes against them.They also offer survivors individual and group counseling services.

Community Housing is available to families who need assistance moving into permanent housing. This program enables individuals and families who have completed the in-house program to receive housing and supportive services for one to two years after leaving the shelter.

Offers crisis intervention, case management, and emotional support to victims of domestic violence and their children.The program assists in-house clients with housing, employment, medical care, legal services and transportation.Also offers support groups to in-house and outreach clients to teach life skills, conflict resolution, healthy relationships, employment preparation and parenting skills.

Offers advocacy services for survivors of domestic violence.

Program provides services which include Court advocacy Helping prepare orders of protection Support group every Tuesday evening Speakers are available for groups Educational events for the community throughout the year

Provides a 24 hour a day hotline for those affected by domestic violence.

Offers services for families dealing with abuse issues.

Program provides the following services. Shelter resident counseling Peer support groups Counseling for friends and family Sexual violence support groups Substance abuse counseling

Offers emergency shelter, free of charge, for those escaping domestic violence situations.

Program provides the following services. Please call for more information. Goal planning assistance Job search/placement Health and wellness programs Resources and referrals Medical accompaniment Spiritual services Parenting skills training

Program provides the following support services for survivors of domestic violence: Goal planning assistance Job search/placement Health and wellness programs Resources and referrals Medical accompaniment Spiritual services

Offers assistance to in-house and outreach clients with filing for orders of protection, compensation claims, and referrals.Also has a full-time court advocate at the Pulaski County Court House to help with the orders and escort clients to court for emotional support.

Provides a safe temporary shelter as well as resources for women and their children affected by domestic violence.

Advocates can help clients with: Legal Accompaniment Filing an Order of Protection Emotional Support Finding Employment Transitional Housing Community Referrals

Provides emergency support including a safe shelter for women affected by domestic violence. Services include: Danger/lethality assessment Crisis intervention services Emergency local transportation Emergency shelter Confidential shelter location Safe Home network Case management Food and clothing Safety planning Domestic violence education

Goal planning assistance Parenting skills training Resources and referrals Medical accompaniment Spiritual services

Information and referral to other community agencies in county area Professional and volunteer training Teen Violence Prevention, healthy relationships and bullying presentation for schools and youth groups General presentations for civic, school, business and church groups

Provides support and advocacy services to individuals affected by domestic violence. Promotes awareness and understanding of the dynamics of domestic violence. Provides practical information, resources, and support for those affected by domestic violence. Provides outreach services including assistance in attaining orders of protection, accompaniment and transportation, prevention information and training, housing and shelter information, referral to behavior health, information leading to a safer environment, and information on legal aid. Provides education to the public about domestic violence, teen-dating violence, and elder abuse through early intervention and prevention focus.

Program provdies acces to resources such as: Transportation Safe House network

Involved with the community through civic organizations, church groups, community groups, and the schools to educate and inform on the effects of domestic violence. We do this through speaking engagements, projects, and unique fundraisers in the community. Student education has also been a platform for LCSH. We believe that we can impact the domestic violence statistics by impacting the youth. We are continually in the schools giving messages on healthy and unhealthy relationships and broadening the students' minds of what domestic and dating violence actually are.

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Education and community outreach presentations including the innovative P.R.I.D.E. Program are designed to educate, inform, prevent, and build awareness on the effects of domestic violence on the community.In addition to specialized prevention programming, WCF participates in information fairs, special events, and speaking engagements for schools, churches, civic clubs, businesses, and other organizations.

Adult Advocate: The adult advocate is a professional trained to operate the 24/7 crisis hotline and oversee shelter services providing support to victims of domestic violence. The adult advocate offers victims information, emotional support, safety planning, social services information, group, lay counseling, life skills classes, parenting classes, obtaining employment and housing, provides local transportation and makes appropriate referrals.Court Advocate: The court advocate works directly with the victim. She is available to the law enforcement 24/7 to make face-to-face calls with victims as needed to give immediate intervention. She works from the courthouse with victims assisting in filing Orders of Protections and Crime Victim Reparation Reports, court appearances, appointments with prosecutors and attorneys as needed. She provides social service resources and assists with safety planning.Child Advocate: The child advocate provides age appropriate advocacy, group classes and activities for sheltered and non-sheltered children of domestic violence victims and provides prevention classes addressing dating violence and bullying to age appropriate classes.

Domestic Violence 24 Hour Hotline Determine if you or someone you love is being abused - verbally, emotionally or physically Build a safety plan - find ways to be safe and prepared to leave when the time is right Find emergency shelter Access counseling - begin to heal from domestic violence