A safe, confidential environment where survivors of sexual assault can begin healing, no matter how long ago the assault happened.

Women seeking employment can receive a suit for their interview and basics for a professional wardrobe once they are employed.

Emergency shelter and housing, plus a job-training initiative, for women and their families displaced by domestic violence, eviction, a sudden drop in income, or job loss.

A 128-bed secure residential shelter for individuals and families affected by domestic violence, typically for 6 weeks, with on-site programs for children and adults.

Provides services in food, housing, children and youth, life skills, prevention, and social enterprises for families and individuals facing hardship.

Provides refuge, crisis intervention, and advocacy for up to 45 days when home is not a safe place.

Provides services in the realms of food, housing, children and youth, life skills, prevention, and social enterprises.

Emergency shelter for women with a 40-bed capacity, bilingual staff, and a full range of support services.

Housing for single women recently released from jail or prison, with therapy, vocational education, financial planning, educational services, and mentorship.

Personalized plans for families using safe shelter, housing search, prevention and diversion, rapid re-housing, and post-shelter support.

Short-term and long-term residential programs in Hillsborough and Pasco counties for families and single women.

Food, shelter, clothing, medication and rent/utility payment assistance, education and job training, senior services, and a family supportive living center for single mothers.

Offers a wide range of services including utilities and homeless prevention assistance, SNAP and WIC help, ID and birth certificate assistance, secure mail, a food pantry, a clothes closet, and health screenings.