Our Services: Free, Confidential Support for Survivors in Fort Bend County
Our programs are centered around a vibrant campus in Fort Bend County, where survivors and their children can access a wide range of free, confidential services. Once you are safe, we stay with you, offering long-term support to help you heal from the trauma of abuse and rebuild your life.
Free Women Support Services for Survivor Empowerment
Our women support services are built around safety, healing, and hope, and they are open to survivors of all genders. Every service below is free and confidential.
Survive, Revive, Thrive: Support for as Long as It Takes
We are here for survivors in crisis, and our support does not stop when the immediate danger passes. The impact of abuse is long-term, and we stay for as long as it takes for a survivor to become independent again. These services help save lives every single day.
With the support of generous donors and volunteers, our community services for Texas women and families helped empower over 2,893 survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault in 2024.
Safety First: Emergency Shelter and Crisis Response
Your safety is our first priority. Many survivors come to us while fleeing an abuser, with nowhere else to go. Our emergency shelter provides temporary accommodation, meals, childcare, and support services.
Sometimes we meet survivors for the first time in a hospital, offering practical and emotional support in the immediate aftermath of a sexual assault.
Once you are safe, we offer long-term, integrated support to help you heal and move forward. We provide counseling, housing assistance, legal advocacy, youth programs, and a range of life skills programs. Together, these services help survivors rebuild their lives, free from abuse, and break the cycle of violence. You can access them any time by calling our hotline at (281) 342-4357.
Through donations to our ThriftWise Resale Stores, we provide clothing, furniture, and essentials for survivors. These stores also generate much-needed funding that keeps our lifesaving services free.
Prevention and Community Partnerships
Being there for survivors is not enough on its own. We also want to reduce domestic violence and sexual assault across our community. We work with partners in education, health, and law enforcement to promote healthy, respectful relationships.
