Mental Healthcare

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24 Hour Crisis & Support Line

Mental Health Clinician

Many domestic violence survivors struggle with mental health conditions like anxiety, PTSD, or depression.

AWAIC has an on-site clinician who is trauma-informed, meaning they understand the long and short-term impacts traumatic experiences can have on one’s mental health. They can help you work through mental health issues you may be experiencing and provide referrals to other services if needed.

Get Back On Your Feet

AWAIC has several programs aimed at helping survivors of domestic violence build healthy, safe lives and make the transition to independent living.

GET BACK ON YOUR FEET

Case Management

All survivors at AWAIC’s emergency safe shelter receive individualized case management. Our case managers also support survivors and their families who don’t require emergency shelter but may need assistance in other areas.

CASE MANAGEMENT

Housing Support

AWAIC is committed to providing vital programs that empower survivors, enabling them to smoothly transition into independent living while ensuring their safety through the acquisition of secure housing solutions.

HOUSING SUPPORT

Education & Support Groups

Education and support groups play a crucial role in AWAIC’s commitment to providing aid and guidance. Our extensive selection of topics caters to the unique needs of survivors, ensuring assistance and support for all.

EDUCATION & SUPPORT GROUPS

Legal Advocacy Services

AWAIC provides vital aid to individuals affected by domestic violence, offering extensive assistance and unwavering support. Our team of legal advocates is dedicated to guiding you, ensuring you receive the support you need.

LEGAL ADVOCACY SERVICES