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Safety. Healing. Support.

Empowering families to heal and thrive through education, intervention, and safe shelter.

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Empowerment and Healing: 

Transforming Lives After Domestic Violence

We exist to promote safety, healing, and accountability for individuals and families affected by domestic violence. Through confidential support, education, and comprehensive services, we empower survivors to reclaim their well-being and provide abusers with the tools to change and build healthier relationships.

what we offer

Shelter & Counseling Services

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Marge's Place

Marge's Place offers a secure and nurturing environment for individuals and families escaping domestic violence. Our shelter accommodates up to 63 residents, providing essential services to support healing and transition

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Counseling & Support

Our Counseling Center provides free, confidential services to survivors, children, and abusers. We offer a range of programs tailored to support healing and personal growth.

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Community Outreach & Education

Family Crisis Center is committed to educating the community to prevent domestic violence and promote healthy relationships. We offer programs for schools, workplaces, and community groups.

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REVIEWS

Explore Our Testimonials.

★★★★★

This place helped us in every way possible . . . was not easy but I had to do the work with the help of the staff . . . Thank you

C White

★★★★★

Thank you for redirection! The hospitality was superb. God bless.

J Fike

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This place helped us in every way possible . . . was not easy but I had to do the work with the help of the staff . . . Thank you

C White

What's new

Latest News & Articles

Flyer for Open House, Oct 2, 4–7 PM—presentation, refreshments, and tour.

DV Awareness Information Open House

By David Blue+Eyes • October 1, 2025
Open House, Oct 2, 4–7 PM—presentation, refreshments, and tour.
Purple walk flyer. at Berg Park, Oct 12, 9 AM–1 PM—free T-shirt for first 50!

DV Awareness "Purple Walk"

By David Blue+Eyes • October 1, 2025
Join the Purple Walk at Berg Park, Oct 12, 9 AM–1 PM—free T-shirt for first 50!
Trunk or Treat flyer with time 4–6 PM at 208 E. Apache St.

Trunk or Treat

By David Blue+Eyes • September 30, 2025
Free Trunk or Treat at FCC, Oct 30, 4–6 PM.

You’re Not Alone: Finding Strength and Support at Family Crisis Center

By Stephen Mirabal • June 28, 2022
When you're living in fear, it can feel like no one understands what you're going through. You may feel stuck—trapped between the life you have and the life you wish you could give yourself and your children. At Family Crisis Center (FCC), we want you to know one thing: you are not alone.

Is It Abuse or Just a Bad Relationship? Knowing When It’s Time to Get Help

By Stephen Mirabal • June 28, 2022
Relationships are never perfect. Every couple argues, and rough patches are part of life. But when your relationship starts to leave you feeling afraid, small, or unsure of yourself, it may be something more serious.

What About the Kids? How Domestic Violence Affects Children and How to Protect Them

By Stephen Mirabal • June 28, 2022
If you're a mother living with domestic violence, your first thought is often about your children. You wonder: Are they okay? Are they hurting? Am I doing enough to protect them? These are questions many women face and they’re not easy. But you’re not alone, and there is help. Even if children are not physically harmed, living in a home where abuse is happening can deeply affect them. They may struggle with fear, confusion, or guilt. Some children become anxious or withdrawn. Others may act out, trying to make sense of what they’re experiencing.