Provides telephone crisis intervention services for anyone who has experienced domestic abuse. Services include steps to ensure immediate safety, short-term emotional support, assistance with shelter, legal information and advocacy, referrals for medical treatment, ongoing counseling and/or group support, and other related services.

Provides economic empowerment for domestic violence survivors. Services include crisis intervention, support groups, safety planning and education, referral and advocacy and accompaniment to Law Enforcement and Prosecutor Interviews and criminal justice events.

Assists individuals in gaining access to a range of services available to them in the community, such as housing, income assistance, safety, physical and behavioral health needs, parenting education and vocational needs. Develops an Individual Service Plan (ISP) with the client and works with victims of domestic violence on issues of self-esteem, life-skills, and safety planning for themselves and their children. Also provides reestablishment services, such as relocation assistance and emergency rent/mortgage payments, security deposits for those with financial need. Often provides needed household items such as furniture, cleaning products, personal hygiene products, clothes, food, etc. Maintains follow-up contact with clients for a minimum of three months to two years.

Tala's Closet will provide clothing and personal items to those escaping violence and in transition.

Provides training, information and advocacy for emergency shelters and other agencies offering domestic violence services. Provides information and referrals to domestic violence shelters throughout Ohio. Provides on-site and telephone consultation to domestic violence service providers and allied professionals.

Provides confidential information for anyone seeking education on sexual assault, child abuse, or domestic violence. Advocates have the ability to refer those in need to appropriate services including counseling, medical care, and shelter.

Assists individuals in gaining access to a range of services available to them in the community, such as housing, income assistance, safety, physical and behavioral health needs, parenting education and vocational needs. Develops an Individual Service Plan (ISP) with the client and works with victims of domestic violence on issues of self-esteem, life-skills, and safety planning for themselves and their children. Also provides reestablishment services, such as relocation assistance and emergency rent/mortgage payments, security deposits for those with financial need. Often provides needed household items such as furniture, cleaning products, personal hygiene products, clothes, food, etc. Maintains follow-up contact with clients for a minimum of three months to two years.

PRC provides one-time financial assistance (in a 12 month period) to aid with emergency situations. Program is not meant to serve as an ongoing source of income. Maximum assistance allowed is $2500 for overdue rent or mortgage payments, security deposits, temporary housing, property taxes, home repairs (if the owner;) overdue utility bills (except during Winter Crisis), driver license reinstatement fees, transportation and auto repairs. Applicants can request aid for more than one emergency (up to maximum assistance limit).

Provides therapy to youth who have witnessed violence including screening, therapy, providing referrals, and follow-up. Works to prevent the short and long term negative impact on youth who witness violence.

Provides personal support for victims of domestic violence in criminal and civil court.

Offers a free, anonymous telephone service that provides telephone counseling, information and referral to individuals who feel overwhelmed, depressed, out-of-control or in need of support. Families and individuals receive support, education, counseling or referrals for their particular issues and questions.

Providing a vital link between the criminal justice system and community services, CHOICES' Legal Advocates walk individuals through an often overwhelming court system, assisting with filing criminal charges and obtaining protection orders. Legal advocates gather information, offer support and comfort, and above all, listen.

Assists victims of domestic violence and their children. Provides information about domestic violence, assist with safety planning, advocacy, and linkage to community resources.

Helps victims of domestic abuse obtain a temporary restraining order. Intent of the temporary restraining order is to prevent harassment, stalking or violence on the part of the abusive individual until the court can set a hearing to review the evidence and determine what permanent relief is appropriate. Offers additional assistance for battered women or men who are initiating a divorce.

Offers therapy for children and parenting services to non-offending parents from homes experiencing domestic violence.

Provides confidential information for anyone seeking education on sexual assault, child abuse, or domestic violence. Advocates have the ability to refer those in need to appropriate services including counseling, medical care, and shelter.

Provides a range of services to assist and support individuals in developing skills to gain access to needed medical, behavioral health, housing, employment, social educational and other services essential to meeting basic needs for eligible participants. Service includes links to advocacy, safety planning and training in the use of basic community resources and monitoring overall service delivery to provide a link between the individual and the care and delivery system.

Provides counseling for individuals staying in shelter and outreach counseling for non-residential individuals. Services include short term crisis intervention counseling, education, and case management.

Provides support and information to victims of domestic violence who are pursuing legal remedies. Assists with protection orders and offers support at trials.

Provides agency advocates as available to respond at municipal courts to domestic violence victims, offering information and referrals.

Provides support and assistance to victims of domestic violence needing help understanding the judicial process. Can answer questions regarding custody, criminal charges, protection orders, dissolution and divorce, and property issues. Advocates may attend legal and court appointments with the victim as requested. Advocates are NOT attorneys, but can assist with filing for Victim Compensation as well as provide screenings and referrals for legal aid.

Reviews police reports on all incidents of domestic violence in the city. Keeps statistics on incidents and sends victims an informational letter with a list of resources appropriate to the situation. Also distributes information on domestic violence.

Provides supportive services to domestic violence victims or persons threatened with abuse.

Provides information and training about domestic violence for community and professional groups

Provides services to help survivors of domestic violence navigate the court system and access the help and services they need to be safe; advocates and provides information regarding domestic violence, the criminal and civil justice systems, legal options available to survivors, and referrals to community resources.