Find Hot Lines & Crisis Intervention Nonprofits and Charities

  bklmkr wrote:

The alliance of hope for suicide survivors is an essential on-line, necessary, website providing incredible emotional, social and intellectual support for suicide survivors. It is a place for sharing, for hoping for a better future, and, more importantly,... more »

  teenlifelinelover4 wrote:

I have been volunteering at Teen Lifeline for a little over two years now. I heard about it through my sister who had been volunteering there for a couple years. She told me how incredible her experience had been and told me to join, however, I was a... more »

  TrevorVolunteer wrote:

The Trevor Project offers a completely unique and vital service to the youth of America who are conflicted, not only by their own developmental and identity issues, but also by the mixed messaging they are receiving from political and social media. This... more »

  frank warren wrote:

I have answered phones for HopeLine and now try to raise awareness and funds to further their noble goals and important mission. more »

  Sharen Moessner wrote:

My husband has been involved with ACTS for many years, but he and I have only been married for four years and I came from the west coast to Virginia, so I knew nothing of this organization before arriving. Paul suggested that if I was ever looking for... more »

  Writer wrote:

New Freedom Farm is an amazing organization. They provide a healing environment for veterans with PTSD, substance abuse issues, TBI, etc. Many rescued horses who now live in sanctuary at New Freedom Farm connect with the hurting humans who visit there,... more »

  landont wrote:

I don't normally go every month but is very informational and there are other veteran organizations/organizations who come to share and network. I just recently let someone know I can periodically volunteer my time with this organization. more »

  jendoc1 wrote:

The only comprehensive domestic violence service agency in San Mateo County, CORA (Community Overcoming Relationship Abuse) provides vital services to women and children impacted by abuse. CORA helps clients to attain a renewed sense of self-worth and... more »

  Laurel L. wrote:

I encountered discrimination and was told I wasn't eligible to participate with the online hotline service provided by RAINN. It wasn't because I had over 20+ years in the social work/nursing field, it was because I admitted to being a survivor and found... more »

  grammyd wrote:

I didn’t know HopeWorks existed until I needed them. I received a brochure while at the police station. I hadn’t intended to have him arrested, but after completing the Lethality Assessment, it was beyond my control. My then husband was arrested... more »

  JThompson72 wrote:

Great organization that genuinely cares about the people they help. I think it is easy to forget how long they have been serving people in this community. I believe they fulfill an essential role in our society. Their staff and volunteers live out God's... more »

  Person wrote:

They really need to work on training the people who answer their 1-800-4-A-CHILD hotline. Here is an email I sent to employees at ChildHelp after my experience. I NEVER received a response. I called 1-800-4-A-CHILD to vent to a... more »

  Heather AF wrote:

As a child, I witnessed domestic violence. When asked to be a board member of Safe Nest, I did not hesitate. Safe Nest is the most comprehensive organization in southern Nevada providing services to victims of domestic violence and education for abusers.... more »

  Elizabeth wrote:

PADV has proven to be a reliable community partner in the domestic violence community time after time. Whenever we have a client in need of assistance, PADV is only one call away. They tirelessly educate the community on domestic violence, teen dating... more »

  KAFCAC wrote:

I called the Florida Initiative for Suicide Prevention after a family member took his life and our family needed help. I live in another part of the state and needed referrals for groups and other resources. FISP made contact with and provided such... more »

  Mia J. wrote:

I thought this was such an outstanding place until I heard that the employees at the Fort Worth site continue the cycle of abuse. If you as the majority of the women who have left the site they will tell you the people at Safe Haven do not care about... more »

  sicili wrote:

By far my favorite charity. The directors and volunteers at Starbright work day and night to save children from abuse and rescue children caught in human sex trafficking. This is a huge crime and there are very few foundations addressing the problem.... more »

  Barry John Johnson wrote:

South Bay Community Services (SBCS)has been the subject of three employee lawsuits in the last two and a half years. Among many issues, the lawsuits discuss retaliation/wrongful discharge for employees who either refused to engage in falsification of... more »

  Natzira A. wrote:

II left my abusar. .I Was there for more than three months...its a horrible place..i felt like i Was in jail. .They discriminanted me. .They treted me like a criminal. .The school is dirty. .Te daycare is nasty and full of viruses. .They admit drugs... more »

  cjp8784 wrote:

This amazing agency was born through the efforts of a hand full of volunteers in the late 1970's with a vision of "life without violence" and has grown and matured into a force for change in the lives of so many women and children through offering comprehensive... more »

  deerannod wrote:

This is a well run organization that does a lot of work on a very small budget. Last year provided one-on-one free tutoring by phone to more than 25,000 students or parents. They do it all in seven languages. more »

  catherine-cooper wrote:

For s long time I volunteered at the shelter every Tuesday in the childcare center. I also volunteered at the womens support group. That was a very rewarding experience for me to see the women grow from week to week. It also helped me to deal with some... more »

  trestamanos wrote:

2-1-1 Tampa Bay does great things for people in this community. Being the past CEO for a 2-1-1 in Florida for 7 yrs, you come to appreciate how important this service really is. more »

  usethisemail_2 wrote:

Manipulation, deception and half-truths seem to be a way of life for this organization. I have my experience as a walk coordinator with them well-documented. After being told by the executive director that he wasn't interested in hearing what I had to... more »

  Frank Hutsell wrote:

When I retired in November 1992 Christian HELP became a part of my life first as a member of the board of directors and as a volunteer. My association has also involved fund raising and personal financial support. Since 1992 I have seen the Christian... more »

  isanoa wrote:

I’m blessed to know someone personally that has taken beyond measures to help teens and young adults get through such a tough moment in their lives. This organization has helped many and they will strive to continue, all the support to them and the... more »

  drum4corps wrote:

This is a great organization that provides hope and care to anyone in need 24/7! more »

  smkostar wrote:

I work with a non-profit wish-granting organization that grants wishes for children with life-threatening illnesses. My company works in conjunction with Barrier Free Living. It is amazing how they give back to the community. My personal experience... more »

  phila wrote:

As a volunteer, I felt I was contributing in a meaningful way, and I would definitely volunteer again to support this important cause! more »

  jseversole wrote:

I have been involved with a variety of nonprofits in the past few years Exhale is one of the best out there. I have been a volunteer on the after-abortion talkline for a little over a year now and I am constantly impressed with Exhale as an organization... more »

  sbheesette wrote:

Maitri is an exceptional nonprofit organization that serves as a lifeline for families and individuals from South Asia facing challenging circumstances such as domestic violence, emotional abuse, cultural alienation, and family conflict. Their commitment... more »

  jeff3145 wrote:

Before I became a board member, I was very impressed with the professionalism of the agency. I was so honored to be asked to be part of their board, and ever since it has been a rewarding experience. I admire all of those that work for NCADD, and appreciate... more »

  beagle01 wrote:

The Vanished Children's Alliance provides so many services! The Outreach Department is geared towards abduction prevention, providing saftety presentations and information to children and adults. They also provide fingerprinting in-house and at various... more »

  Greergal wrote:

When I was five years old my mom had an ex- boyfriend that decided if he couldn't have her know one could. He broke into our house in the middle of the night and proceeded to beat her to death. He ended up braking her nose, eardrum, and knocked out... more »

  Patricio wrote:

Suicide affects everyone. It is the 10th leading cause of death in the United States, and is an especially high cause of death in young people and the elderly. The Speedy Foundation plays an important role in Idaho and Utah in helping people in crisis... more »

  Jaime17 wrote:

Having worked with different community organizations for many years, I've noticed most are referral organizations. It is hard to find one that does the work, spends time with the clients in their environments, earns community trust, and produces real... more »

  Robbie C. wrote:

This organization helps so many families, and they work so hard to help people. They deserve to be recognized for all the support they give to families in need. I have went to a couple of retreats,and have met life long friends. I can truly say that ... more »

  Kendra Dee C. wrote:

This organization is absolutely about empowerment for survivors. Education and working with the public about rape crisis is essential in empowerment and survival for the victims (survivors). The resources and genuine caring are what the staff and volunteers... more »

  nbenamoz wrote:

Great work and mission to support children & families. Supporting the highest possible outcome in family dispute situations. more »

  Writer wrote:

What My Safe Haven is doing in our community is nothing short of a miracle. They are truly educating the community about Human Trafficking and the work they are doing with these victims/survivors is amazing. It is an honor to partner with them in this... more »

  coco1 wrote:

PADS is a great organization that provides Emergency Shelter and other services to more than 1,700 people in Lake County, Illinois. I gave a contribution, a meager $50, and received a personal thank you note from someone at PADS. I was concerned that... more »

  lalala32 wrote:

After looking at the website for this hotline, I am beyond concerned. First of all, their 17 year old "volunteer" Hunter, whom has a Facebook presence for the hotline and offers "live support" and even is "willing to be a friend", appears to... more »

  Evert wrote:

This organization provides extremely valuable support for victims of domestic violence, mostly women and young children. The organization has a 24 hr. toll free crisis line, an emergency shelter, and provides counseling, legal assistance, education and... more »

  Marivel O. wrote:

Anyone can go to Henderson House for help, everything is confidential, there's a 24 hour crisis line and anyone can call with questions, for options or just to have someone listen. There's a safe shelter for women and children, they offer several support... more »

  Johnny wrote:

Simply put, this organization was there for me when noone else was. The staff listened to me and then helped me get back on my feet and I am now employed and have housing and my life is back on track. more »

  pazamor wrote:

Ruby's Place is a hidden jem within the non- profit shelters in Hayward, CA. The shelter is comfortable enough to call home, staff is supportive and diverse, and they have services for the children as well. They are one of few shelters that serve a diverse... more »

  dpontarelli007 wrote:

The money raised does nothing to help veterans. CNN did a great review of this organization so please research this group before giving them any money!!! more »

  Dawn.Assumma wrote:

As an employee of Family of Woodstock, Inc. for the past 4 years I have been privileged to work with perhaps the most wonderful organization in Ulster County. The employees of the entire organization work tirelessly to provide individuals and families... more »

  davehenton wrote:

The Hays-Caldwell Women's Center is a vital community service in San Marcos and in Central Texas. In addition to the wide array of services offered to women, children, families, and the community, HCWC provides outstanding professional education opportunities... more »

  Tom Cole wrote:

YFES is a fantastic organization that provides the San Mateo county community a variety of valuable youth and family programs such as Children's Place, Archway, and Healthy Homes. I have heard testimonials from some of the children and young adults who... more »

  Kenneth wrote:

This Victim Assistance Center in Eastland Texas is one of the greatest resources we have seen in years. Their assistance and expertise are very advantageous to our prosecutors and victims of our rural communities. We are fortunate to have them in many... more »

  sjcashen wrote:

About 20 years ago my life was in shambles and I needed someone to help me and my children get out of an abusive and impossible situation. Independence House was there for us. They met and counseled me and my children and today because of their efforts... more »

  Gale L. wrote:

I have volunteered for this agency for over 30 years doing every volunteer and Board position. I have watched it grow from a grassroots group of Women who banded together to protest the rape of a friend. They then took on the cause of Domestic abuse... more »

  Jeff 818 wrote:

Every year the Crisis Center of Tampa Bay assists thousands of people in our community who are facing life-threatening situations. Their motto is "Hope. Help. Healing." and they stand behind every word with good deeds and actions for the benefit of all... more »

  Writer wrote:

Freedom's Rest is a very meaningful place to volunteer and knowing that you are helping somebody towards their goal makes you feel amazing! more »

  stephaniesocha wrote:

Being Pro-Life is my main focus; therefore, saving babies and helping crisis pregnancies is a frequent topic for me. I met a wonderful lady, Sandra Franke through DAR. She told me of her work over 20 years in that field in my town. She encouraged me... more »

  Linda wrote:

I had an experience to work with Lance Greene from Straight Ahead Outreach (Taking Back Your Life). This experience was helping him with a client who was homeless. Mr. Greene is very dedicated in his efforts, giving and stretching his own budget... more »

  OZvolunteer wrote:

Objective Zero is a volunteer-led and run nonprofit that allows the military community to get support or give support on the Objective Zero App. I can select the times I am available to give support and can do it from anywhere. I have gone through the... more »

  Steve.Jacobs2012 wrote:

No Story. I just saw the story of Ms. Judy in Gilbert, AZ. as shown on Discovery ID. I'm from Southern Illinois, and have spent 27 years doing not-for-profit work with various agencies as a marriage and family therapist. I wish Ms. Judy and her family... more »

  Caiñas M. wrote:

AHIMSA House is a vital organization in assisting victims leaving abusive relationships. Victims at times will not leave their abuser due the fear of what may happen to their beloved pet. Abusers are known to use pets to make a point about their power... more »

  seven1 wrote:

They are a great organization they have help many people and are sure to continue doing so I would trust them if i had any issues in which they help with. more »

  msholder wrote:

As a volunteer at CONTACT Helpline I have learned skills that will help me succeed for the rest of my life. I have learned to actively listen to those around me. The people and support that are set up for volunteers is amazing. Absolutely a great place... more »

  BrandyJo25 wrote:

My Name is Brandy Thacker(White) when i was younger my mother and my three sisters lived in the safe place due to my mothers relationship with my father. They were always amazing towards us and opened us up to things we would have never experienced before.... more »

  AbusersSuck wrote:

The Salt Lake Valley Emergency Fund is there to assist crime victims with emergencies, when nothing else is. They work quickly and quitely to provide financial help to people in Salt Lake Valley who are in deseperate need. These are the stories that don't... more »

  Women In Touch wrote:

Having served with Women InTouch for more than five years as a volunteer and as a boad member I am proud to be a part of an organization that cares deeply about the people they serve. With limited resource they mnabge to get the job done is style and... more »

  Jessica256 wrote:

TeenLine is an incredible organization that has been around for 35 years. I have the pleasure of working as one of their Resource Associates. The teens are incredible and share their empathy and questions that have helped so so so many teens in crisis... more »

  sgell wrote:

Human Options is a wonderful place to work. It is very rewarding to watch individuals (adults and children) who enter our programs go from hopelessness to hopefulness. We really do change lives everyday!! more »

  Writer wrote:

I have volunteered with the Crisis Center for several months now, and I have enjoyed getting to know the staff and other volunteers here. The Just Checking program is awesome! Calling and talking with Elderly or Home-bound individuals and putting a... more »

  sunni wrote:

I am very proud of the rapport our agency has with the WCFOC. Many women, children and families who have experienced domestically violent situations in our area would be in an even more volitile situation if not for the help this agency offers. Many times... more »

  crum wrote:

This is an amazing Non Profit that helps so many with the Survivors of Suicide program and also help pinpoint Teens that might be thinking of ending their life thru the Teens Can Survive Program. I do a fundraising event for them each year as they take... more »

  TheCBaker wrote:

I have been donating to Samaritans for a number of years and I know many of the staff and have known the Executive Director for years. I donate to the organization because I believe in what they do -- helping people who need someone to listen to them... more »

  regielee75 wrote:

I have been volunteering with RCASA since November and have seen a lot of the behind the scenes work that goes into ensuring the survivors and their families get the assistance the need. The people that work and volunteer with RCASA have a genuine love... more »

  victor3 wrote:

I was studying psychology in college when I became a volunteer for Switchboard of Miami. Six months later Hurricane Andrew devastated Miami and I realized how important the Helpline was to the city and the public. The line helped people find services... more »

  Nancy Sabin wrote:

For the past 10 years, I have worked with many youth-serving nonprofits and have found the National Runaway Switchboard as one of the best. They provide critical help to missing and runaway youth who are amongst the most vulnerable. NRS provides invaluable... more »

  Becky wrote:

I have the honor of serving as a vice president on the board of San Francisco Suicide Prevention. As the oldest suicide hotline in the US, this organization has become the model for over 500 similar services across the country. What... more »

  Dir Finance and Admin wrote:

This organization goes through Directors of Finance and Directors of Administration like water. The Executive Director keeps a tight rein on information, especially bad news, that goes out to the board. The ED pressures finance to inflate revenue projections... more »

  JohnnyPanic wrote:

HIPS does it all, There is no other organization in this city that works so hard to meet the needs of people, where they are at! more »

  The Smiths wrote:

What a safe place for couples to go when they have to make decisions about an unintended pregnancy. This organization stands firmly for the rights of the unborn child in ways that are beyond the natural in this world but at the same time they provide... more »

  Clientupset wrote:

I call these people to help me and they abuse me. 80 seconds after I start to talk they're telling me that they're not gonna play this game. They start berating me, abusing me, and then hang up. I read they're hiring untrained people and need people with... more »

  foxchsenursetrashmailnet wrote:

As a Nurse, having a teenager who had suffered from depression, I was truly impressed with the personal care and commitment from the direct care and nursing staff at this facility. The doctors at this facility had made a medication recommendation that... more »

  Jeff112 wrote:

We've worked with this org for 4 years now (sad to say! if you know what I mean)...and they are terrific. Lots of support for survivors, answering a hotline, education and training...amazing what they do with literally 4-5 paid staff! Can't say enough. more »

  TruleyDisappointed wrote:

This place needs to be investigated.. They care nothing about community... All they do is bill the state for inadequate service .. The staff is made up of GED online nurses who take vitals and pass you to a physician assistant. Who does nothing except... more »

  Charities wrote:

This group does so much for not only the law enforcement people, but to the community as well. Whenever there is a crisis, one of their chaplains (or more if needed) rush to the scene. They give hours of their own time to people who are hurting without... more »

  BAAFM wrote:

I was nervous when I started reading some of the reviews out there, but my mind was certainly eased after the first day my daughter was there. All the staff are caring, sympathetic and devoted to what they do. My daughter was only 5 when she was admitted... more »

  Carol239 wrote:

Headrest is celebrating its 45th year serving the towns of the Upper Valley of Vermont and New Hampshire. The services Headrest has provided over the past 45 years have filled an urgent need. The communities of the Upper Valley are indebted to Headrest... more »

  David125 wrote:

How dare them! I was diagnosed with Early Onset Alzheimer's Disease in November 2011. I am but 54 years old. I so desperately search the sky every single day for some cure or new pill that slows it down. Not for me, I've traveled the 5 stages of denial... more »

  FM2024 wrote:

Barb's sincerity, effectiveness and creativity are just three of the things that make Center for Suicide Awareness stand out as exceptional in its ability to serve the community-- locally, statewide, regionally and even nationally. As the former Executive... more »

  solacross wrote:

The name of this organization is "Crisis Center, Inc." It is NOT "Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance". Whoever this is should not be using our EIN. Guidestar, please be a little more diligent. more »

  DavidJameson12 wrote:

Mobility Matters is a great service. They provide free, one-on-one, door to door rides for Seniors and Veterans in Contra Costa County. All of the volunteers are screened and trained drivers. These rides are primarily for basic necessities such as... more »

  Ryan Oliver wrote:

I’m in awe of what Peaceful Pastures is doing. To see the recovery and progress of the horses they have rescued is just amazing. Jessica’s reputation as a therapist is beyond reproach and her desire to help those in need regardless of ability to pay... more »

  SwatiS wrote:

A couple of years ago as I mused over what I would do with my spare time as an empty nester, I toyed with volunteering at an old age home or at a center serving patients of Alzheimers. At a Thanksgiving dinner I met a Board Member of Maitri and a long... more »

  mgmiles01 wrote:

The Family Crisis Center, Inc. is a full service program for women and children experiencing domestic violence. All services are provided regardless of race, creed or color or economic condition. Staff are trained and licensed in the field of doemestic... more »

  norma1 wrote:

AFter 5 months in a DV shelter 90 miles from my hometown, I was accepted into Transition House in the TLP. I was in the transitional program for another 5 months and with the help of T-house I got permanent affordable housing. more »

  Brhe Z. wrote:

Redside’s mission to support the health and wellness of Idaho’s guiding community is unlike anything else available to the guiding community. Free counseling, educational scholarships, financial advising, health screenings, the list goes on! more »

  crisbear wrote:

I provided service to Todd and maintained a professional demeanor until he inquired about my personal life, at which point the interaction took a negative turn. Todd terminated the services and threatened to discontinue them unless I divulged personal... more »

  ak1 wrote:

The Chocolate Extravaganza is a fun filled evening of nibbling and bidding. We collect items from bicycles to art and dinners to event tickets. Oh! Don’t forget he chocolate cakes! There are both a silent auction and a live auction to collect... more »

  scottcody wrote:

No amount of ratings can truly reflect how much good this organization does for troubled and foster youth. At Hill Country Youth Ranch, the philosophy is simple. Children who have experienced trauma have been wounded. To heal the wounds of trauma, children... more »

  Corbins84 wrote:

A safe place to stay. The staff wasn't honest about funding and provided very little food throughout my stay. I was forced out the shelter 12 days before Christmas. They force LGBTQ members to transfer to other facilities and only help women with children.... more »

  mmartingardner37 wrote:

staff members are in here spraying my food w chemicals in here playing the mindful app game and they activate w that activation smell they poisoned soaps and tissue Annie sharonda and more more »

  er.alanna.messner wrote:

I started with the VSC about two years ago, and I am so glad that I made the choice to volunteer here! The staff here make volunteering a really enjoyable experience with a great support system and plenty of opportunities that cater to everyone's strengths.... more »

  Jo M.3 wrote:

This is in memory of Andrew P. who couldn't cope with his earthly struggles and challenges any longer more »

  Beth H.10 wrote:

Great walk in clinic and Call center here that helps so many people get connected with resources. more »

  Brandi79 wrote:

I am so grateful to be able to volunteer with R1G!! They save and change lives for the better! I volunteer at G.R.A.C.E. House and I've had the wonderful opportunity to meet several of the clients that have stayed there. R1G is a wonderful organization.... more »

  Chad78 wrote:

This organization has changed my life in allowing me to help others while teaching me life lessons that will assist in my personal and professional relationships. more »

  Sarah.Otto wrote:

When OHF was founded in 2021, I never believed the impact we would have on the military community. Thank you for ALL who have been and are part of the OHF family and to those who have entrusted us with your mental healthcare. more »

  Mariacas1 wrote:

20 years ago my own sister was a victim of domestic violence and I knew back then that I had to help to break the cycle somehow, someway one day. I did just that when I joined the board of directors at Sarah's Inn and have seen the impact that we as... more »

  schaf wrote:

Lynette is a Gas Lighter and I am grateful that Ale was available as I recorded my abuse that day. The lies and the abuse sent me almost to my death. I will share future outcome as she is prosecuted for the actions she inflicted on me. I thank CPD , T,... more »

  Suthnbelle wrote:

This charity is poorly managed. It has violated code restrictions, ignored dangerous activity caused by Haven residents to local community, is untruthful, and provides little in the way of monetary help to the victims it is supposed to help. Tax returns... more »

  ConcernedFemale55 wrote:

I'm sorry to say that this organization is fake and orchestrated and will participate in activities that are the opposite of supportive of caring. It's strange to witness an organization that preaches one thing, but exercises another. Twilight Zone all... more »

  LAS-NfG wrote:

As co-founders of this innovative organization that seeks new ways to combat addiction as a living memorial to Memphis based artist Ronnie Bobal otherwise known as “Betor” who lost his own battle on Christmas Day 2016, Ronnie's parents support other... more »

  horseman1948 wrote:

I learned about the charity while listening to Ed Randall 's Sunday show while I was in NY on WFAN New York radio. My PSA was elevated and I was scheduled for a prostate biopsy. I emailed Ed on a Saturday morning for information on prostate cancer.... more »

  safevictim wrote:

I had been in an abusive relationship for five years. I had tried leaving many times...he always found me. He would break in and leave my dead pets in my sink, gifts he had previously given me in the middle of a cleaned off table, and on several occasions... more »

  avajones1 wrote:

This is a great nonprofit organization. They care very genuinely about making a difference in the lives of those served. They have excellent mental health services for kids, parents and families. Lots of supportive services provided in the community.... more »

  DanielEscobar10 wrote:

I have recently joined Fox Valley United Way as an intern and it has been a rewarding experience thus far. From day one, I felt welcomed by a passionate and supportive team dedicated to making meaningful impact in the community. I highly recommend Fox... more »

  Orphaned wrote:

I was a patient at EYE in 1986-87 I was in a foster home repeating my senior year because I was moved around so much I had to repeat.When I told my social worker about the abuse and misappropriation of state funds by my foster parents I was left homeless... more »

  lvlh wrote:

The Allinace provides services to families in the most caring and compassionate way. You will not find a better group of people helping those in times of need. more »

  AZinkin wrote:

The Crisis Center of Central New Hampshire provides high quality advocacy that empowers survivors of domestic and sexual violence in Merrimack County to make choices that are right for them. Because of the Crisis Center of Central New Hampshire, survivors... more »

  Colleen26 wrote:

I volunteered with Crisislink back in the early 2000s. I received stellar training and was well supported as a crisis counselor. I felt like i was really providing a valuable service and directly improving people's lives. more »

  AldoRomero1 wrote:

My name is Aldo Romero and I am the Program Manager for Time of Change. This program offers 13 different curriculums and works in Yolo and Sacramento County to help survivors of Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault heal from trauma and have resources... more »

  Axyl wrote:

Simply put, this organization saves lives! Their services are far-reaching and impactful. The staff are top-notch experts with a love for the work they do! more »

  helpmenow wrote:

I have been hung up on first my ex husband tried kill me I was chased in car flipped upside down put in mental ward all by a man who raped kidnapped his last fiancé beat best friend in head with hammer he had 999 years out 25 i been beat up and ignored... more »

  noware2go wrote:

I stayed in a abusive relationship because I had noware to go . I don't have a income and waiting for ssi descions . It was easier being abused then being on the streets with no income or a place to put your belongings. I was tormented strangled , sufficated... more »

  nerd wrote:

In a service organization, most of the resources are expended on personnel. As a result the team and leadership are the critical components that provide personal services to clients in crisis and need. The team at Sojourner House of Rhode Island provides... more »

  nonprofitpro wrote:

One of the worst companies to work for. Contrary to the mission, it is disempowering especially for the staff, and forget about any real meaningful work about racial justice. more »

  Justavolunteertx wrote:

I volunteered at a recent event and was dismayed at the lack of order this group displayed. The board seems to be a click of UT Austin sorority girls that play mean girls at every opportunity. I think the mission of the org is good. The people who run... more »

  AmandanTimothy_B wrote:

A while back, I had some extra money and decided to do a grocery run and donate the food to the local Women's Shelter. Thinking that there were most likely several children living there, I decided to buy a lot of foods that would appeal to the kids.... more »

  brianshelton wrote:

My daughter was experiencing some emotional issues and I didn't know what to do. I tried talking to her myself, but only to make her resent me and become angry. I reached out to organizations and found Precious Life to be the answer to my prayers. ... more »

  okiegirl4361 wrote:

They are great. I was there in 2001 the best move my daughter could've made. They helped in ways I didn't even know was needed. They helped us to get back on our feet and even helped with transitional housing when it was time to leave the shelter. I... more »

  Monica R.1 wrote:

Autism FYI is a very notable charity who spreads Autism Awareness for the safety of individuals on the Autism Spectrum. I applaud the staff for educating and sharing their expertise on Autism. more »

  ServiceIllinois wrote:

May 2013 A referral was given to me by a volunteer at the Dometic Violence Clinic at 555 W Harrison, Courthouse for Domestic Violence Victims and Respondents. When I contacted Family Rescue I was literally sitting in the place where one would seek... more »

  Writer wrote:

ThePregnancy Help Center in Katy saves the lives of babies everyday! They are a wonderful, caring group of trained counsellors and volunteers led by Sue Leach. I can't possibly say enough about their heart for the unborn and the future mothers that they... more »

  Writer wrote:

NAMI Multnomah's Family to Family class was a lifesaver for me. I was struggling to understand my brother's PTSD and bi-polar symptoms, and between the class curriculum, the teachers and the other participants, I understood that my brother and I were... more »

  AvonCOGirl wrote:

Every community deserves to have an organization that supports victims of domestic violence like the Bright Future Foundation. With a victim's hotline available in English or Spanish, crisis intervention services, and a buddy mentoring program this organization... more »

  Sarah J.5 wrote:

Harm not Help:Retraumatizing, Irresponsible, UnethicalAfter my daughter's experience at this agency she actually said "Mom, no one cares." Not only were we re-introduced to the trauma but fear of abandonment was re-enforced. We were so vulnerable,... more »

  Jonny Imerman CLOZTALK ImermanAngels wrote:

GREAT mission, GREAT team! the CLOZTALK team is honored to call this org a partner & promote its good work! CLOZTALK team >> Jonny Imerman, co-founder more »

  jazz23 wrote:

We were so thankful to FFT Helping Others and all the help they gave my children and I so we could leave our abusive situation. I am thankful for an organization like this one. more »

  Jonny Imerman CLOZTALK ImermanAngels wrote:

GREAT mission, GREAT team! the CLOZTALK team is honored to call this org a partner & promote its good work! CLOZTALK team >> Jonny Imerman, co-founder more »

  Christine90 wrote:

I first heard about the Waukesha Women's Center when it was in the planning stages, because one of its founders, Bonnie Martin, was a good friend of mine. Bonnie was a social worker and saw a great need for the Center in Waukesha County. Never... more »

  AnonAVP wrote:

I have had the privilege to work with NYC AVP professionally, and I have also referred friends of mine to them for services. I simply cannot say enough good things about this agency. They are true leaders and pioneers in the field of working with queer... more »

  Tishiema L. wrote:

DCPC is a place where women are supported and encouraged through their unplanned pregnancy. We offer emotional, spiritual and material support to the young men and women who are in need. more »

  Derrick K. wrote:

Recovering From Religion is a truly wonderful organization. They work to help people who are struggling as they leave high control religious environments, among other things. I originally joined up after messaging them about some broken links on their... more »

We help inbound callers in crisis through therapeutic, non-judgmental listening and are committed to active intervention for callers... more »

Mental Health America of Greenville County helps Support, Strengthen, and Save Lives through services that positively impact mental... more »

Dasis mission is to end domestic & sexual violence & human trafficking by fostering mutual respect & healthy relationships through... more »

Ensure legal representation for pregnant minors in texas more »

The vision of Tubman Family Alliance is communities, families and relationships free from violence. The agency?s mission is:... more »

To provide community crisis intervention as well as, safe shelter, comprehensive support and recovery services for victims of... more »

The NEO Teen Helpline provides a toll free, confidential Helpline for teens, staffed by trained peer and adult volunteers. Our... more »

Provide services to the mentally ill more »

Empower individuals, educate the community and advocate for justice to end domestic violence and child abuse. more »

Domestic violence prevention and more »

Prevention Education & Intervention services that are geared towarded educating the community at large to reduce violence that... more »

Drug & alcohol rehabilitation more »

Hutchinson county crisis center, inc. Is a community based non-profit agency committed to ending the cycle of domestic violence... more »

To offer prevention, intervention and postvention services that provide support in times of crisis and reduce the impact of suicide,... more »

Provide assistance to women with crisis pregnancies. more »

Ywca carlisle is dedicated to eliminating racism, empowering women and girls and promoting peace, justice, freedom and dignity... more »

To educate the public for the awarenrss and prevention of suicide among young adults and adults. more »

Education regarding suicide more »

To counsel and befriend women who are in a crisis pregnancy. more »

empower parents to nurture children and build stronger families more »