Tabula Rasa Domestic Violence, Inc.
Description of Services:
TR Counseling Services: The TR Counseling Service delivers prompt and direct assistance to survivors and their children, offering emergency and intervention services. We strongly recommend that all our clients receive counseling within 24-48 hours of an event to ensure timely support and care.
Case Management and Wraparound Services: Our Case Management program offers personalized, trauma-informed support to survivors of domestic violence as they navigate their journey toward safety, stability, and self-sufficiency. Each client is partnered with a dedicated Case manager who provides individualized assessments, goal planning, resource coordination, and ongoing advocacy. From housing and legal referrals to employment assistance and wellness support, our Case Managers work closely with survivors to break down barriers, connect them to vital services, and empower them to rebuild their lives with confidence and dignity.
Job Training and Job Placement: Our Job Training and Job Placement program equips survivors of domestic violence with the skills, confidence, and opportunities needed to achieve financial independence and long-term stability. Through personalized career assessments, skills development workshops, resume building, mock interviews, and professional mentoring, we prepare participants for the workforce. We also partner with local employers and workforce development agencies to connect survivors to meaningful job opportunities. By empowering individuals to secure and sustain employment, we help them build a future free from abuse-rooted in self-sufficiency, purpose, and hope.
Youth Services: Our Youth Services are designed to support children and teens who have been impacted by domestic violence, with a strong focus on prevention, healing, and empowerment. We offer a safe, nurturing space where young people can heal, grow, and thrive through age-appropriate counseling, mentorship, educational workshops, and expressive arts programs. Our services focus on helping youth understand their emotions, build resilience, develop healthy relationship skills, and break the cycle of violence. A key component of our program addresses teen dating violence, helping teens recognize the signs of unhealthy relationships, build self-esteem, set boundaries, and develop the skills needed to form safe, respectful connections. By equipping youth with knowledge, resources, and emotional support, we help break the cycle of violence and empower the next generation to lead lives rooted in safety, confidence, and resilience.
DV Support: DV Support offers autonomous assistance to survivors, ensuring that those who feel unheard receive the support they need to amplify their voice and safeguard their rights. The service aids clients in accessing and comprehending relevant information and services, empowering survivors to advocate for themselves while providing them with the tools to make informed decisions. DV Support plays a crucial role in helping survivors gather, comprehend, and navigate the information and advice provided by others.
Prevention and Community Education: Prevention and Community Education services equip individuals and communities with the knowledge, tools, and resources needed to recognize, prevent, and respond to domestic violence. Through workshops, youth programs, outreach, and professional trainings, the organization promotes healthy relationships, raise awareness of abuse, and empowers people to take action; helping stop violence before it starts and support safe, more informed communities.
Clothing: Providing clothing to survivors of domestic violence. Where they have the opportunity to shop for free and obtain the need for their selves and/or their children.
Support Groups and Workshops: We provide support groups and trainings to survivors of domestic violence through our Life After Trauma program to help identify, understand, and begin to heal to help them live a life free from abuse.
Ages Served:
What insurance is required for your services?
Medical Assistance / Medicaid, None
Is there a limited number of times/session a person can receive services?
No
Are services available multilingually?
Yes
Is there a waitlist?
Yes
Do you have "after hours" services?
Yes
Is a referral needed?
No