Our Services

Crisis Support & Safety

24/7 confidential crisis hotline support
Crisis assessment to evaluate immediate safety and urgency
Personalized safety planning for a variety of situations, including:
- Planning to leave an abusive partner
- Remaining safe after separation
- Safety at work, school, and in public spaces
- Responding to emergency or high-risk moments
Exit planning support, including:
- Identifying safe escape routes
- Preparing emergency contacts
- Gathering and securing important documents
Ongoing safety support before, during, and after leaving an abusive relationship
Access to VINELink, providing real-time custody status notifications for offenders

Warm, trauma-informed initial contact by phone or in person
Comprehensive intake and needs assessment, including:
- Family situation and demographics
- Details of abuse experienced
- Immediate needs such as shelter, medical care, or legal support
Development of individualized service and safety plans
Court advocacy services, including:
- Assistance with filing Orders of Protection
- Preparation for family and criminal court proceedings
- Court accompaniment for emotional support
ACS (Administration for Children’s Services) advocacy, including:
- Support during investigations
- Guidance through ACS and family court processes
- Safety planning focused on children’s well-being
Coordination with shelters, legal providers, and community partners
Confidential support throughout the survivor’s healing journey

Emergency shelter placement and housing referrals
Collaboration with local shelters and housing providers
Transportation coordination to ensure safe transitions
Assistance identifying housing that meets survivor needs (location, family size, safety concerns)
Follow-up support after shelter placement to maintain stability
House Warming Program, including:
- Scheduled home visits with outreach staff and caseworkers
- Delivery of essential household items (kitchenware, linens, basic supplies)
- Emotional support and community connection for survivors entering new homes

Trauma-informed individual counseling and emotional support
Grief counseling to help survivors process loss, trauma, and transition
Mental health referrals to trusted community partners
Support for building coping strategies, resilience, and self-esteem
Access to WARM’s Holistic Wellness Center, offering restorative mind–body practices that:
- Help regulate the nervous system
- Reduce stress and trauma responses
- Support long-term emotional well-being
Healing services provided in a culturally responsive, survivor-centered environment

Survivor-focused support groups offered virtually and in person
Educational workshops and multi-week programs, including:
- Understanding Trauma & PTSD (8-week program)
- Love Shouldn’t Hurt (12-week program on healthy relationships)
- Inner Work for Outer Change (6-month healing workshop)
Safe group spaces to:
- Learn about trauma and domestic violence dynamics
- Develop coping and self-care strategies
- Rebuild confidence, boundaries, and emotional strength
Ambassadors Program, enabling survivor alumni to:
- Raise awareness about domestic violence
- Educate and support the community
- Serve as peer leaders and advocates
Men’s Violence Reduction & Accountability programming aimed at prevention and community safety