If you were victimized, where would you go?
Shelter. Support. Resources.
We provide a safety net of support for survivors of domestic violence. You will receive immediate help, hope and critical resources when you connect with us.
We have comprehensive services in place to help domestic violence survivors including:
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Crisis line
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Crisis shelter
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Safe pet shelter
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Transitional housing
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Counseling
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Support groups
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Legal advocacy
All our domestic violence survivor services are confidential
and provided at no charge.
If you–or someone you know–is living in a violent household or abusive relationship, please call our Crisis Line. Advocates are available 24/7 and will offer insights and solutions.
Your safety — and the safety of your children — is our first concern.
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Why Victims Don’t Tell: Sandusky case sheds light on complexities of sexual abuse
The conviction of former Penn State assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky captured the nation’s attention and cast a spotlight on an endless question: Why don’t victims tell? Tell a parent? Tell a teacher? Tell a friend? Tell someone? We know the question well at LACASA. It comes up repeatedly in our line of work, which [...]
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Sept.
Denim & Diamonds
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June 14
‘Drive Out Child Abuse’ Golf Scramble
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April 20
Walk a Mile 2013
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July 13-14
Garden Tour
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Dec. 10
Deck the Halls
