Listen. Navigate. Support.
People come to VOICE with different needs. We listen without judgment, identify useful options, offer nonclinical advocacy and resource navigation, and help connect individuals to appropriate community services. More structured follow-up services are currently in development.
Survivor & Family Advocacy
Compassionate nonclinical support for survivors of domestic violence and families impacted by domestic-violence-related homicide.
Listening, helping individuals identify possible next steps, providing information about available community resources, and advocating for access to appropriate support.
Contact VOICEIndividualized Support Navigation
An expanding model intended to provide more consistent, person-centered follow-through.
Planned elements include a structured survivor/family intake, nonclinical needs assessment, personalized support navigation plan, resource coordination, and follow-up check-ins. These elements are being developed; they are not yet a fully launched service.
Contact VOICEVOICE Grief Support Program
Nonclinical grief support for survivors and families navigating loss linked to domestic violence.
Our planned program will focus on compassionate listening, grief education, supportive check-ins, and appropriate referral to licensed mental-health professionals when clinical care is needed. VOICE does not offer psychotherapy or clinical grief counseling.
Contact VOICECommunity Education & Awareness
Sharing knowledge and strengthening community understanding.
Community outreach and educational conversations around domestic-violence awareness, supporting survivors, prevention, and helping families find appropriate resources.
Contact VOICEClear boundaries. Meaningful support.
VOICE provides nonclinical advocacy, education, community assistance, and resource navigation. We are not an emergency service, shelter, law firm, or provider of psychotherapy, medical diagnosis, or clinical counseling. If you are in immediate danger, call 911; for 24/7 domestic-violence crisis support, contact the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233.