Aid to Victims of Domestic Abuse
713-224-9911
avda.org
Family Services of Southeast Texas
Family Ties, Family Resource Services
936-372-9500
familytiesfrs.org
FamilyTime Crisis and Counseling Center
281-342-4357
familytimeccc.org
Fort Bend County Women’s Center, Inc.
281-342-4357
fbwc.org
Resource and Crisis Center of Galveston County
409-765-7233
rccgc.org
Texas Advocacy Project
800-374-4673
texasadvocacyproject.org
The Crisis Center of Matagorda and Wharton Counties
409-832-7575
crisiscnt.com
Women’s Center of Brazoria County
Family Violence Service Directory
for Texas
- Starting on page 5, scroll on the list until you find your city.
- If your city is not listed, you can also find resources by searching by county starting on page 12.
- If you think you might be using violent, coercive, or controlling behaviors in your relationship, you can find support with a local BIPP program. Information on BIPPs can be found starting on page 15.
Texas Council on Family Violence
Resources
Dating Abuse Prevention Toolkit
Dating abuse can happen to anyone, but with the right tools, we can prevent it. Our Dating Abuse Prevention Toolkit offers practical resources and guidance to foster safe, respectful, and supportive relationships. Equip yourself with the knowledge to take action today. Available in English, Spanish, and Vietnamese.
Get ToolkitSurvivor Housing
Searching for housing? Family violence centers provide housing assistance and options throughout the state of Texas. Read our guide Regaining Balance: Safe & Stable Housing for Survivors of Domestic Violence or register for our Recentering Housing training series.
Down the Rabbit Hole
TCFV’s Prevention Podcast aims to deepen the conversation around violence prevention with a series of discussions on the root causes and consequences of violence. Join us each week as we go down a different rabbit hole to critically examine a topic and how it relates to gender-based violence.
Listen NowHonoring Texas Victims
Each year, TCFV presents an annual fatality review of victims killed by intimate partners. The HTV report pays tribute to Texans who lost their lives by memorializing their story and offers an analysis of data drawn from these tragic loses. In addition to the report, we publish victims’ narratives and fact summaries for women, men, and same-sex partners.
Read ReportBecome a Member
TCFV empowers your place in the movement. Explore organizational and individual TCFV membership options. Stay informed and connected through regional events, exclusive publications, and coalition voting privileges. For a complete list of eligibility, benefits, and annual dues for each membership category, visit our Membership page.
Explore MembershipProgram Resources
TCFV collaborates with a dedicated network of domestic violence professionals, including prevention educators, BIPP facilitators, finance professionals, executive leaders, and program advocates. We provide comprehensive support and resources to professionals through technical assistance, training opportunities, and community building.
Learn MoreTraining Events
TCFV is available to provide training on a variety of topics, including prevention, policy, advocacy and technology. Check out our Events page for more information on our events, training programs, and conferences. To request a training, please fill out the form on our Contact page.
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