Our counselors are always available on our 24-hour crisis line. They can connect you with crisis counseling, information about domestic violence, and referrals to agencies throughout the Bay Area. If you are in immediate danger, call the police. Crisis counseling, referrals, and information regarding domestic violence and available services for victims and survivors of domestic violence.

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EMERGENCY SHELTER

Emergency shelter for adult survivors of domestic violence and their children is available via a residential shelter and motel program. The support services include case management, support groups, mental health services, legal/court & social service advocacy, and CalWORKs services. Basic necessities that are provided include meals, clothing, toiletries, and referrals for assistance with emergency medical needs.

 

EMERGENCY TRANSPORT

Emergency transportation is provided 24-hours daily to shelters or other places of safety deemed appropriate for domestic violence victims and their children.

 

EMERGENCY FOOD & CLOTHING

Our donors provide basic essentials such as food, clothing, and toiletries, given to each individual throughout their residential stay. You can donate in-kind emergency supplies here through our Target gift program.

 

MEDICAL AND LAW ENFORCEMENT

We provide telephone response to law enforcement agencies (within the service area only) in the provision of emergency services to domestic violence victims. 

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We also provide domestic violence education to social workers and medical personnel.

 

MENTAL HEALTH AND TRAUMA

ASP provides Individual and Family Counseling, accessible through the 24-hour crisis line. We offer professional group and individual counseling and advocacy. The mental state of our clients is addressed through individual and goal oriented treatment plans. Inclusive in this program is the advocacy services each client receives.

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CHILDREN’S PROGRAM

Children’s programming is provided on-site. Program activities parallel the intervention that the mother receives. Professional
counseling is also provided to age-appropriate children, family and individual therapy sessions are provided to families in residence. Therapists work directly with families affected by domestic violence and provide a therapeutic environment.

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​​BE PREPARED

 

If you feel in danger and feel you may need to leave the home quickly, here's how to be prepared.

 

In Emergency try to call:

• Police

• Medical Response

• Our 24-hour Hotline

 

You can also call:

• A family member

• A friend

• A counselor

• A neighbor

 

Are you thinking of leaving the family home? Plan ahead. Know the number of our crisis line. Know the location of a family violence shelter or other safe place. Pack a bag with important papers and hide it. Here is a list of you should pack.

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• Money

• Birth certificate(s)

• House or car keys

• Social Security card(s)

• Driver’s License

• Passport(s)

• Car registration

• Credit cards

• Green card(s)

• Address book

• Medications/Children’s medical records

• Medical Insurance Card

• Other

 

IN AN EMERGENCY:

• Get away from the situation immediately with your children.

• Call a battered women’s shelter if you have nowhere to go.

• Call the police at 911 or go to the nearest police station.

• File a police report.

• If you have injuries, go to a doctor. Get a medical report and the name of the person treating you.

• We can help you obtain a temporary restraining order.

• You do not have to be a legal resident or married to get a restraining order.