Services for survivors
Programs and resources that help people and their families heal from trauma and build new lives of strength and self-sufficiency. Every service is free and confidential.
Our programs
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Domestic violence programs
Emergency and safe housing, a response team, therapy, counseling and legal assistance for people harmed by a current or former partner.
- Emergency housing and safe housing
- Domestic Violence Emergency Response Team (DVERT)
- Therapy and counseling
- Legal assistance
- Group and individual therapy
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Sexual assault programs
A response team, counseling, therapy and legal help — including someone to go with you to a forensic medical exam.
- Sexual Assault Emergency Response Team (SART)
- Counseling and therapy
- Legal assistance
- Teen dating violence
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Sex trafficking programs
Response team, counseling, legal assistance and safe housing for survivors of sex trafficking, including minors.
- Sexual Assault Emergency Response Team (SART)
- Counseling and therapy
- Legal assistance
- Safe housing
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Safe house
Confidential emergency shelter for people fleeing life-threatening violence. All genders, pets and dependents welcome.
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Housing programs
Limited rapid rehousing: you choose your own unit and get short- and medium-term help while working toward self-sufficiency.
Everything we offer
Everyone deserves to live a life free from violence — regardless of age, culture, disability, ethnicity, gender, gender identity, marital status, nationality, race, religion, sexual orientation, or socio-economic status.
- Safety planning
- Gender-inclusive, pet-friendly emergency shelter
- Transitional housing
- Emergency food, clothing and transportation
- Legal assistance
- Advocacy and accompaniment
- Peer counseling and clinical therapy
- Educational workshops and classes
- Age-appropriate children’s services
Outreach and prevention
Our outreach and prevention programs are free to the community. The team shows up at resource fairs, county fairs, festivals, farmers markets, faith-based gatherings, brewfests, Pride celebrations and community meetings. As an apolitical and secular agency, we share information with any group interested in learning more.
We offer community education for service organizations, crisis services, nonprofits, businesses, and social and faith-based groups, and age-appropriate prevention programs for K–12 and college students, staff and faculty. Topics include domestic violence, sexual assault, human trafficking, consent, healthy relationships, red flags and warning signs, and LGBTQ+ intersections of violence.
To invite us to speak or host a table, email prevention@standupplacer.org or call (530) 823-6224.
Not sure which program fits? Talk it through with us.
Free and confidential. You don’t have to be sure what to call it — just reach out.
Call the crisis line, any hour 800-575-5352
- Text “HELP” to(530) 385-0755
- Can’t talk safely?Start a live chat
- Prefer someone to contact you?Confidential support request
In immediate danger? If you feel comfortable doing so, call 911.