Refer a Survivor

Refer a Survivor to Trauma-Informed Support

Police, hospitals, social workers, attorneys, schools, and community organizations can refer survivors of domestic violence, human trafficking, and sexual assault. We follow up with the survivor and coordinate warm referrals to trusted providers.

Who Can Refer

Trusted Referral Sources

We accept referrals from any professional or community source with survivor consent.

Law Enforcement

Refer at any DV call, IPV incident, trafficking case, or sexual assault — with or without charges filed.

Hospitals & Healthcare

Refer at discharge or intake. We coordinate warm referrals to community resources.

Social Workers & DSS

Refer families where safety, trauma, or coordinated survivor support is needed.

Legal Aid & Attorneys

Refer clients who need survivor-centered advocacy alongside legal proceedings.

Schools & Community Orgs

Refer students, families, or community members who need survivor navigation.

Faith & Community Groups

Refer with survivor consent when someone in your community needs support.

Easy Process

How to Refer a Client

Our referral process is designed to be simple and efficient, ensuring families receive support as quickly as possible.

01

Submit Referral Form

Complete the referral form with client information and service needs.

02

Intake Assessment

Our team reviews the referral and contacts you within 24 hours.

03

Client Enrollment

We reach out to the client and begin the enrollment process.

04

Progress Updates

Receive regular updates on client participation and completion.

Why Partner With Us?

Quick response within 24 hours
Court-approved completion certificates
Regular progress updates
Flexible scheduling options
Bilingual services available
Comprehensive support services

Documentation

Support

24hr Response

Submit a Referral

Referral Intake Form

Complete the form below to refer a client to our programs. We'll respond within 24 hours.