Crisis Support Hotline
Available 24 Hours a Day
Adults call:
Teens call:
1.877.503.1850
1.877.923.0700
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La Casa depends on volunteers to keep all of our programs running smoothly and consistently. There are a variety of ways you can volunteer your time with us.
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You can help the women, teens, and children accessing our services by giving items on our wish list that help us provide for a person's basic needs—safety, food, clothing.
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Volunteers who generously give their time, energy, and skills in wide-ranging ways are truly at the heart of La Casa’s work, helping to ensure and sustain our free, confidential services 24/7/365. La Casa welcomes the 16 newest volunteer graduates of our Domestic Violence Counselor training. This dynamic group finished the month-long program on February 23rd…
Physical and sexual assaults, or threats to commit them, are the most apparent forms of domestic violence, and they are often the overt actions that allow others to become aware of the problem. However, domestic violence typically consists of much more than tangible and overt violence. Regular use of other abusive behaviors and tactics by…
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