Get Help

The decision to reach out is the first step in seeking help with domestic violence. The call is completely free of charge, and you can provide as much, or as little, information about yourself as you like — you can even call anonymously. When you reach out, our HOTLINE advocates can:

• Offer a safe space where you can talk about your concerns with someone who cares and won’t judge.
• Assist you in determining if you or a loved one is being abused verbally, emotionally or physically.
• Help you build a safety plan so you can find ways to be safe and prepared to leave if/when the time is right.
• Make referrals for shelter, either with La Casa or another agency if we are full.
• Provide family and friends with the resources they need to support the survivor.
• Give you access to support services so you can begin to heal from the trauma of domestic violence.
• Provide information about and connection to all La Casa, Inc. services and local resources.

La Casa, Inc. crisis intervention specialists are trained to handle calls from survivors, families, and allies who need support with situations of domestic violence. Our specialists can also provide tips on healthy relationships and parenting.

24/7 Hotline advocates speak Spanish, and our staff can use interpretation services to respond to callers who speak other languages.