From in crisis
to empowered
Life is unpredictable, and challenges can feel overwhelming—whether you're facing a personal struggle, domestic violence, sexual assault, or urgent needs like housing or transportation. You don’t have to face them alone. We’re here to listen, support, and help you find a path forward.
You don’t have to face this alone.
We are here for you.
Feeling overwhelmed?
Call HELPline at
256-716-1000
It's our confidential, 24-hour crisis counseling hotline. Give us a call if life has become overwhelming. Our trained crisis counselors are here to listen without judgment and offer safe and confidential emotional support. If it's a crisis to you, it's a crisis to us and we are here to help.
Caught in a cycle of domestic violence?
We can help you
break the cycle
The first step is calling 256-716-1000 to be connected with our domestic violence specialists. They'll help you determine the best course of action, be it our emergency shelter, a Protection From Abuse order, or a forensic exam. We're here for you.
Have you been sexually assaulted?
Sex without consent is sexual assault.
Our comprehensive Sexual Assault Support Services offer immediate support. Getting help quickly is crucial to preserving evidence. We're here to help you navigate the immediate steps.
Call 256-716-1000.
Need community resources?
We help you find local resources and services
From finding a warm meal to getting help through a rough patch, navigating critical resources can feel like a maze. That's where 2-1-1 Connects Alabama comes in, your one-stop shop for connecting with vital health and human services in your community. Dial 2-1-1 for more information.
Looking for prevention education?
Suicide and sexual assault prevention education​
We offer comprehensive prevention education programs for sexual assault and suicide tailored to young adults in high schools, colleges, and even for local communities. Empower your people with knowledge and resources to tackle these critical issues.
Serving victims of domestic violence and sexual assault in Madison, Morgan, Limestone, and Jackson Counties with sexual assault response in Cullman and Winston Counties.
Donate to
HOPE Place
Download our list of needs for our emergency domestic violence shelter or visit our online registry here.
Help Transform Lives with Your Donation
From victim to survivor, from in crisis to empowered—your generosity makes it possible. Your support provides forensic exams, legal advocacy, and crisis counseling for those healing from sexual assault or domestic violence, as well as shelter for those escaping abuse. Give today to help someone take their next steps toward safety and healing.