Twin City Mission
Domestic Violence Services Program
Linda ChandlerProgram Director
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Twin City Mission's Domestic Violence Services Program provides services to victims of domestic violence and dating violence including shelter, counseling, case management, legal advocacy, safety planning and career assistance. All services are provided at no cost.
- Phoebe's Home
Victims of domestic violence needing emergency shelter are referred to Phoebe's Home, a component of Twin City Mission's DVS Program. Founded in 1978, Phoebe's Home is a 24-hour emergency shelter for victims of domestic violence. Services are provided at no cost in all seven counties of the Brazos Valley Region: Brazos, Burleson, Grimes, Leon, Madison, Robertson and Washington.
In addition to services made available to non-residents, Phoebe's Home provides emergency shelter, nutritional meals, laundry facilities, daily needs (toiletries, clothing), transportation, and recreational activities for its residents.
CONTACT INFORMATION
24-Hour Hotline (979) 775-5355 or Toll Free: (888) 452-9253
Case Management, Legal Advocacy, Individual Counseling, Support Groups, Volunteer Services, General Information
(979) 775-2255
The Domestic Violence Services program supports an active volunteer program. Volunteer opportunities include: assisting with clerical support, child play, organizing/facilitating children's activities, tutoring, education/training for residents, assisting with daily living activities, minor maintenance, grounds keeping and fundraising.
How can you help?
Click here to learn About Volunteering
For more information on volunteering, call or e-mail:
Fanny Turcios, Client Advocate/Volunteer Coordinator @ (979)775-2255
The Domestic Violence Services program is an outreach program of Twin City Mission, a non-profit organization, funded by the United Way, Texas Department of Health and Human Services, Office of the Governor, Criminal Justice Division of the Attorney General, various foundations and local support.
