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Safehouse Pantry and Basic Necessities

Crisis Center of Anderson and Cherokee Counties

The Crisis Center's emergency safehouses include a fully stocked pantry, family-style kitchen, and other necessities for resident women and children.

TexasFood and Basic NeedsWomen and their children using the Crisis Center's undisclosed emergency safehouses serving Anderson and Cherokee counties.

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How to get help

Call the confidential 24-hour hotline at 1-800-232-8519 for safety assessment, shelter access, and information about available food and necessities. Safehouse locations are intentionally undisclosed.

Who this service helps

Women and their children needing emergency shelter because of family violence or an unsafe situation; capacity, assessment criteria, length of stay, and documentation requirements are not published.

Where this service is available

Service area: Women and their children using the Crisis Center's undisclosed emergency safehouses serving Anderson and Cherokee counties.

A service area describes where help is offered or who may be served. It is not necessarily the organization’s physical location.

About this service

The basic-needs support is provided within two secured, staffed safehouses for survivors escaping family violence and is part of the Center's immediate shelter response.

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