The purpose for which this corporation has organized and implemented our H.O.P.E program is to establish in Dallas, Tarrant, and Bexar County Texas a crisis response for individuals experiencing Domestic Violence and Human trafficking seeking an escape to safety and begin the journey of stability. To mobilize a specially train a network of professional and lay people in the community at large who will respond to the various physical, social, emotional, and attendant needs of all callers regardless of race, creed, or color, and all the necessary actions and activities related thereto.
H.O.P.E. empowers persons of all ages and race and their children who have experienced domestic violence, stalking, human trafficking, or sexual exploitation. Survivors of domestic and sexual violence often face a wide variety of challenges. Access to program services strives to encourage independence through community engagement and advocacy. Our purpose is to educate to end human trafficking and family violence.
Women and children in our H.O.P.E. program are provided support and access to Emergency Transportation, Case Management, Advocacy and Education, legal advocacy, housing assistance, and programming for the youth.
Women and children in our H.O.P.E. program are provided support and access to Emergency Transportation, Case Management, Advocacy and Education, legal advocacy, housing assistance, and programming for the youth.
Emergency Transportation
There are a multitude of safe houses for survivors across the US, yet many do not provide transportation for survivors to arrive to safety. Available domestic violence shelter may be several cities away, in another county, or even more than an hour’s drive away. Without a means to get there, survivors may not be able to leave their abuser. If your in need do not hesitate to call 214 - 226-8625 or text 214-226-8625.
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Case Management
Aiding in developing sustainable safety plans for long term success. Providing educational experiences for children to be children within a safe space. Including education on navigating leasing and housing options, rent vouchers, and utilities. Working through the challenges of independence and self sufficiency.
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Advocacy & Education
Partnerships with the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, Texas Governor's office for human trafficking and exploitation and Love & Logic for children with traumatic children. These partnerships allow us to educate our clients as well as the community of the challenges of this subject. Advocacy through legal challenges and supports such as crime victims compensation, Emergency protections order applications, name change procedures, and disclosed mailboxes.
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Hope House
House of H.O.P.E. is our new emergency shelter to offer temporary housing for survivors fleeing domestic violence as an added effort to our current domestic violence intervention and prevention services.
Our house of H.O.P.E can provide emergency shelter to a total of 8 survivors. Our 15-day emergency shelter includes comprehensive case management, individual therapy, and support groups. Staff is available 24/7 for additional support if assistance is needed.
Our house of H.O.P.E can provide emergency shelter to a total of 8 survivors. Our 15-day emergency shelter includes comprehensive case management, individual therapy, and support groups. Staff is available 24/7 for additional support if assistance is needed.
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HOPE house is not able to accommodate children at this time. As we continue to grow and expand our program this may change in the near future. For an application to HOPE House we do require that you be referred from one of our partnering agencies for assistance. |
What to Expect
While in shelter with us it is important to remember that this is a 15-day stay. You can apply for additional time. However, this additional time is not guaranteed and it based on your progress in the program. When you arrive you will be provided with a daily schedule that will include groups, therapy, case management sessions as well as community service work.