Casa de Esperanza
OUR PROGRAMS
& SERVICES
Casa de Esperanza offers programs and services for individuals
seeking assistance with domestic abuse, child abuse, and human trafficking.
We understand how lonely and scary an abusive relationship can be. Our trained and professional advocates provide immediate crisis intervention seven days a week through the 24-hour Crisis Hotline.
Our Counselors are professionally trained licensed or pre-licensed therapists who approach counseling in a trauma-informed, culturally responsive, LGBTQ+ friendly manner. Services are provided for ages 5 through adulthood.
Safe Housing
Housing is safety. We offer safe and confidential emergency housing on a 24-hour basis. Our Shelter is a lifeline for many survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, sex trafficking and Child abuse.
Additional Services Provided
Casa de Esperanza offers an array of prevention and intervention services. Our services are provided at no charge and are completely confidential.
Accompaniment and Advocacy
To provide support, Casa advocates are available to accompany domestic violence survivors through medical, legal, and law enforcement processes. Advocates help survivors navigate these systems and make informed decisions.
Legal Assistance
Assistance with temporary restraining orders and other protective orders for victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, and sex trafficking. Possible referrals to other organizations for legal issues outside the scope of our services.
Counseling
Individual therapy for adult survivors and children ages 4+. You may request a referral through the helpline.
For Services Call:
Office: 530-674-5400
24/7 Crisis Line: 530-674-2040
Crisis Intervention
Survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking can obtain crisis counseling at any time, day or night, either by calling the Casa 24-hour Helpline at 1-530-674-2040 using our Chat feature. A trained advocate will assess the survivors’ situations, help them with a safety plan, and review various options.
Food, Clothing & Transportation
Emergency food and clothing are available for domestic violence survivors and their families. Casa will also arrange transportation when required to go somewhere safe or access necessary services.
Referrals and Other Services
Casa collaborates closely with local public and private social service agencies in Yuba, Sutter, and Colusa Counties to ensure our clients can access a full range of social services. We provide information and referrals to survivors and, where necessary, help with setting up appointments, transportation, and accompaniment. We also assist survivors with applying for CalFresh and Victim Compensation.
For Services Call:
Office: 530-674-5400
24/7 Crisis Line: 530-674-2040
Safety Planning
It is important to have a plan to increase safety, as violence can escalate. Casa helps provide a personalized and practical plan that assists in identifying things victims can do to protect themselves and their children better and help reduce the risk of being hurt.
Emergency Shelter
Casa provides emergency confidential shelter for survivors and their children in immediate danger. A shelter stay allows survivors to be safe and access the needed resources.
Housing Transition Services
Casa provides survivors experiencing homelessness or at risk of experiencing homelessness help to find, apply for, and secure housing.
For Services Call:
Office: 530-674-5400
24/7 Crisis Line: 530-674-2040
Housing, Tenancy & Sustainability Services
Casa provides survivors support to maintain safe and stable tenancy once housing is secured, such as coordination with landlords to address issues, assistance with the annual housing recertification process, and linkage to community resources to prevent eviction.
Education and Outreach Services
Casa offers an outreach and education program to raise awareness of the realities of Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault, and human trafficking in Yuba, Sutter, and Colusa Counties. We work with community partners, organizations, and communities to ensure that we are raising awareness of domestic and sexual violence. To request a training, call our administrative office at 530-674-5400
Children Services
Ongoing children’s individual counseling and group programs are offered for the children of domestic violence survivors at our Shelter and our service offices.
