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We’ve helped tens of thousands get out of abusive situations and find hope for the future.
It’s what inspires us every day. Reach out to us confidentially and find support today.
How We Can Help
Children and Youth Services
Children are among the most vulnerable in our society, and we work incredibly hard to create new ways to support children in distress and their families. Learn more about our specific programs and support centers here.
FASD Program
Recent research indicates that between 2-5% of children have a FASD, which is a higher number than those affected by autism. The rate of FASD within children in foster care is even higher.
LGBTQ + The
Alexis Project
We’re taking an active role in normalizing health and mental health support for all LGBTQ+ patients. We invite queer youth to find safety at the Alexis Project, where we provide specialized medical and mental health staff who understand their needs.
Inspirational Stories
- Kiana Female – 17 y/o
- Angel Male – 12 y/o
- Josey Female – 13 y/o
- William Male – 19 y/o
- Sarah Female – 10 y/o
- Gabriela Female – 15 Months
- Sophia Female – 7 y/o
- Sandy Female – 11 Months
- Ashley Female – 18 y/o
Kiana came from a big family of nine children. But it wasn’t a happy household. Kiana’s sisters and brothers came from several different fathers...
Running away seemed the easiest solution for Angel. He ran away from the group home where he was living. He didn’t show up at school...
When thirteen-year-old Josey is asked what kind of family she would like to live with, she says, “I just want someone who is nice.”...
William was a teenager when a medical diagnosis changed his whole outlook on life. In 2012 he was diagnosed with...
At an early age, Sarah believed it was her responsibility to protect her mother. Sarah’s mother’s boyfriend, who was often abusive, lived with them...
When our clinicians first visited baby Gabriela in her home, she didn’t laugh and coo or engage with the adults in her life....
When Sophia was seven years old she revealed to her mother that her father was sexually abusing her...
Sandy was only one month old when she and her mother were referred to us for help. At 21, Sandy’s mom...
Ashley was used to being responsible to no one but herself. At thirteen she ran away from the group home where she had been placed and...
