YWCA Sonoma County Domestic Violence Services

Founded in 1995, the Lake Family Resource Center, also known as Lake FRC, is a nonprofit community benefit organization that provides a variety of services. The agency offers family and community violence prevention, intervention and treatment, and health and wellness programs. It also provides parenting education, as well as child, youth and personal development programs. The Lake Family Resource Center focuses on physical and emotional health development issues of families. The agency operates a rape crisis center and a 24-hour community crisis line. Its behavioral health services include the treatment of depression, post-traumatic stress disorder and other forms of distress. The Lake Family Resource Center additionally offers domestic violence assistance and tobacco education and control programs.

Community Violence Solutions, formerly known as the Rape Crisis Center, is a non-profit organization dedicated to ending sexual assault and family violence through prevention, crisis services, and treatment. Founded in 1974, CVS serves Contra Costa and Marin Counties, providing support services to child and adult victims of sexual assault and their families. With a focus on human trafficking prevention and support for survivors of sexual assault, CVS relies on financial donations and community volunteers to carry out its mission of creating safer communities. The organization offers a crisis hotline that is available 24/7, ensuring help is always accessible to those in need.Generated from the website

YWCA Sonoma County is a non-profit organization based in Santa Rosa, CA, dedicated to providing comprehensive services and support to individuals affected by domestic violence. Their programs include safe housing, counseling, childcare services, and community advocacy, all aimed at empowering survivors and promoting a violence-free community. With a team of dedicated staff members, including their CEO Madeleine Keegan O'Connell and Chief Program Officer Renee Rosetti, YWCA Sonoma County is committed to creating a safe and supportive environment for those in need. Through their various initiatives, such as the Rent Smart Classes and 40-Hour Domestic Violence Training, they strive to educate the community and raise awareness about domestic violence, while also offering opportunities for individuals to get involved through volunteering and donations.Generated from the website