Legal Aid of Orange County and Community Legal Services

(800) 834-5001

(714) 571-5200

www.legal-aid.com

VICTIM ASSISTANCE

Victim and Witness Services:

Community Services Program, Inc. (CSP)

(949) 250-0488

www.cspinc.org/main.htm

Assistance in Spanish/Vietnamese

• CSP was established in 1972 as a field study project for students at the University of California Irvine, providing diversion counseling for delinquent youth and their families at the Costa Mesa Police Department.  Since that time CSP has grown dramatically in size and scope and has designed and implemented some of the most respected prevention and intervention programs in Southern California.  CSP, which now celebrates over 30 years of providing services in Orange County, is comprised of six model programs assisting over 80,000 persons a year—abused children, victims of crime, struggling families, acting out adolescents, and people in need of mediation services.

Counseling:

Magnolia Park Family Resource Center

(714) 530-7413

http://www.ci.garden-grove.ca.us/?q=commserv/familyresource/magnoliapark

• Services and programs available include information and referral, counseling and education programs.  All programs and services are free of charge and are in English, Spanish, and Vietnamese.

Women’s Transitional Living Center (WTLC)

24-hour hotline (714) 992-1931

http://www.wtlc.org/

-The Family Outreach Center

(714) 992-1939 Ext. 111

• The WTLC is a private, non-profit domestic violence shelter dedicated to providing a safe haven for victims of domestic violence and to their children.  WTLC provides shelter in a multicultural environment that is safe, caring, supportive, confidential and nonjudgmental.

Corbin Family Resource Center

(714) 647-6557

www.factoc.org/corbin.html

Assistance in Spanish

• Corbin Family Resource Center offers an array of community and human services, programs and activities, on site and in the home, for all ages from infants to seniors.  Most services are offered free of charge or for a small fee and counseling (individual, group family), domestic violence intervention and legal assistance.

Minnie Street Family Resource Center

Minnie Street Coalition

(714) 972-5775

www.factoc.org/minnie.html

Assistance in Spanish/Cambodian

• Services include parenting education, counseling (individual, group and family), and domestic violence intervention.

Westminster Family Resource Center

(714) 903-1331

www.ci.westminster.ca.us/depts/cs/family/default.asp

Assistance in Spanish/Vietnamese

• The Westminster Family Resource Center (WFRC) Collaborative, formed in 2000, serves all families residing in the City of Westminster and surrounding communities.  This includes intact families with children birth through 18, single parents, blended families, foster and adoptive families, relative caregivers and anyone who is in need.  The WFRC has become the centralized information and referral point for the community.  Families can easily access services outside those offered by our partners and with the assistance of the staff make necessary linkages with other community based agencies.
• All services provided are offered in English, Spanish and Vietnamese at no cost and have no eligibility requirements.
• Some services offered include: After-School Recreation and Enrichment Programs, Information and Referral Services, Citizenship Services, Gang Prevention and Intervention Programs, Counseling Services, Domestic Violence Education and Intervention, Refugee Services, and Emergency Assistance.

Salk Community Family Resource Center

(714) 826-5746

www.factoc.org/salk.html

Assistance in Spanish

• The mission of the Salk Community Family Resource Center is to provide a comprehensive array of social, educational, and health services that will empower families and children with the necessary skills to increase self-sufficiency and confidence resulting in optimal academic and social success.
• Programs and services offered include: Individual and Family Counseling, In-Home Visitation/Parent Support Program, Parenting Classes, Women’s Support Group, Parent Support Group.

 
Manzanita Family Resource Center

(714) 765-3776

www.factoc.org/manzanita.html

Assistance in Spanish

• The mission of the Anaheim/Fullerton Family Resource Center is to provide a program designed to bring service access and delivery to families and neighborhoods with an emphasis on prevention and early intervention.  The goal is the integration of providers within the community to meet the needs of the people while ensuring community participation and leadership.
• Programs and services offered include: Counseling (individual, group, and family) and Domestic Violence Intervention.

 
Ponderosa Family Resource Center

(714) 750-2826

www.factoc.org/ponderosa.html

Assistance in Spanish

• Programs and services offered include: Counseling (individual, group and family) and Domestic Violence Intervention.

 
Laura’s House Counseling and Resources Center

(949) 498-1511

www.laurashouse.org/index.php

• Laura’s House is dedicated to ending the silence of domestic violence and strengthening the families of our community through emergency shelter, Counseling and Resource Center, Step Ahead, children’s programs and childcare services, legal assistance, and education and training.

VICTIM OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE

If you are a victim of domestic violence, please contact your local law enforcement!

Shelters:

Laura’s House

24-hour hotline (866) 498-1511

www.laurashouse.org/index.php

• Laura’s House is dedicated to ending the silence of domestic violence and strengthening the families of our community through emergency shelter, Counseling and Resource Center, Step Ahead, children’s programs and childcare services, legal assistance, and education and training.

Community Services Program, Inc.

Rape Crisis Hotline (714) 957-2737

Youth Shelter (949) 494-4311

www.cspinc.org          

• CSP, which now celebrates over 30 years of providing services in Orange County, is comprised of six model programs assisting over 80,000 persons a year—abused children, victims of rime, struggling families, acting out adolescents and people in need of mediation services.  Services offered include crisis interventions, emergency relocation and counseling.

Human Options, Inc.

24-hour hotline (949) 854-3554

www.humanoptions.org

• Human Options provides comprehensive services helping to break the cycle of domestic violence at each stage.  Services include: emergency shelter, a safe caring residential accommodation for 45 days for battered women and children and provides housing, counseling, social and healing services.

Interval House

(562) 594-9492

• Interval House is one of the largest, most diverse agencies on the West Coast dedicated to helping victims of domestic violence.  Interval House is the only agency in the country offering services in 40 different languages.  It was the first agency with a Latino-specific program for domestic violence and now offers comprehensive programs and services for Asian women, with 26 different Asian languages spoken by staff and volunteer advocates.