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Low cost home building, home buying, and critical home repair services for those who qualifiy.

Serves child survivors (birth-18) of physical and sexual abuse.

Comprehensive, victim-centered approach including medical evaluation, forensic interviewing, and trauma therapy services.

Only nationally accredited child advocacy center in the service area.

All services provided regardless of family’s insurance status or ability to pay.

Client-choice food pantry, including nutritious foods as well as baby, hygiene, and household items.

Mobile food pantry, emergency utility bill assistance, Healthy Opportunities Pilot (HOP) support, counseling services, disaster case management, and immigration legal services.

Eating disorder, mental health, and trauma resources.

Services include individual, family, and group counseling/therapy, as well as outpatient programs for eating disorders and trauma.

Mental and behaviorhal health resources including individual and group therapy, Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) for individuals with autism, tailored care management, family centered treatment (FCT) for youth, medication management, and foster care services.

Formerly known as Access Family Services.

Mental and behavioral health, substance use, and crisis intervention services for individuals and families.

Outpatient counseling, substance use treatment, and culturally tailored care.

Supports justice-involved individuals, youth and families, pregnant and postpartum women, and the Latinx community.

Rape Crisis Center: 910-392-7460
Substance Use Disorder Services: 910-343-0145
TASC (for justice-involved individuals): 910-762-5333

24-hr access emergency shelter for youth (6-18).

Shelter, food, clothing, counseling, vocational and educational opportunities, recreational activities.

24-hr crisis response, counseling, information referrals, criminal justice advocacy, and support groups for victims of sexual assault.