You Are Not Alone — We Are Here to Help
If you or someone you care about has experienced violence or a traumatic event, support is available. Our services are free, confidential, and centered on your needs and choices. You decide what help you want and when.
We are here to listen, support, and help you move forward at your own pace.
How We Support You
24/7 Crisis Support
You can reach out anytime — day or night.
- Immediate emotional support during a crisis
- Advocates who can meet you at hospitals, crime scenes, or law enforcement locations
- Compassionate guidance during difficult moments
- Someone to stand with you so you are not alone
👉 You choose what happens next. We are here to help you feel safe.
Advocacy & Legal Support
We help you understand your options and support your decisions.
- Someone to go with you to court
- Help applying for Victim Compensation
- Support with Injunctions for Protection (restraining orders)
- Safety planning for you and your family
- Information about your rights and available resources
👉 You are always in control of your choices.
Medical & Forensic Care
Specialized care after sexual assault or violence in a private, respectful setting.
- Trauma-informed care from specially trained forensic nurses
- Private exam location at the Butterfly House
- Sexual assault forensic exams if you choose
- Medical care focused on your comfort and dignity
- Expert testimony in court when needed
👉 You can receive medical care whether or not you choose to report.
Counseling & Emotional Healing
Support for healing from trauma in a safe and confidential space.
- Licensed therapists who specialize in trauma
- Individual and group counseling
- Services available in English and Spanish
👉 Healing looks different for everyone. We meet you where you are.
Medical Follow-Up Care
Support for your physical health and well-being.
- Free or low-cost STI/STD testing
- Women’s health services
- Education about healthy relationships
Community Education & Prevention
We work with the community to prevent violence and support survivors.
- Professional and community training
- Public awareness programs
- Community events and presentations
What You Can Expect From Us
- You will be treated with respect and compassion
- Your information is kept confidential
- You are never pressured to make decisions
- Services are free
- Support is available to you and your family
Types of Situations We Help With
You do not need to be sure what happened or know what to call it. If something doesn’t feel right or you were harmed, you can contact us. We are here to listen and help.
Sexual Assault
Any unwanted sexual contact or behavior.
This may include:
- Being forced, pressured, or manipulated into sexual activity
- Sexual contact without your consent
- Sexual contact involving a minor
- Sexual violence by someone you know or a stranger
You can receive help whether or not you choose to report to law enforcement.
Domestic Violence or Dating Violence
Abuse or controlling behavior in a relationship.
This may include:
- Physical harm or threats
- Emotional or psychological abuse
- Sexual abuse
- Controlling behavior, intimidation, or fear
- Harm by a spouse, partner, or dating partner
Abuse can happen in any relationship and may look different for everyone.
Stalking
Repeated behavior that makes you feel afraid, unsafe, or harassed.
This may include:
- Following or watching you
- Repeated unwanted calls, messages, or contact
- Showing up at your home, work, or school
- Online harassment or monitoring
If someone’s behavior causes fear or distress, support is available.
Human Trafficking
Being forced, pressured, or manipulated into work or sexual activity.
This may include:
- Being controlled through threats, fear, or violence
- Being forced into commercial sex or labor
- Someone taking or controlling your identification or money
- Being unable to leave a situation safely
Help is available regardless of your immigration or legal status.
Impaired Driving (DUI)
Support for victims impacted by crashes involving alcohol or drugs.
We provide help to individuals and families affected by impaired driving incidents.
Homicide or Attempted Homicide
Support for victims and families affected by the loss of a loved one or life-threatening violence.
We provide emotional support, guidance, and help navigating available resources.
Not Sure? Contact Us Anyway.
If what you experienced does not fit one of these categories — or you’re unsure — we may still be able to help.
📞 Call: (561) 833-7273
Support is free and confidential.