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All services provided at Hope Alliance are free and confidential.
24-hour Crisis Hotline
1-800-460-7233
If you are in immediate danger, please call 911. Otherwise, our 24-hour crisis hotline is answered seven days a week, 365 days a year. The hotline is the first step in seeking help for sexual assault and domestic violence.
We Believe
Hope Alliance operates under the belief that physical, sexual, emotional and psychological abuse of one human being by another is unacceptable. We believe that all abuse diminishes or prohibits the full expression of life and growth that is every person’s right.
Our Commitment to serve remains
Despite the major societal shifts that are taking place right now, Hope Alliance's priorities remain the physical and mental health of our staff, our clients, our organization, and our communities.
Simply put, the work of Hope Alliance is to alleviate isolation, provide vital support services that increase a survivor’s safety, and to help them break out of the cycles of violence in which they live. We do our work well, but during these unprecedented times we must make a few alterations in our services in order to ensure the safety of our staff, clients, and community.
The 2nd Annual Allies of Hope Dinner and Awards Banquet at the United Heritage Center at Dell Diamond has been postponed. Please check back at a later date for updates surrounding this event.
Every year, Hope Alliance hosts a banquet and present awards to law enforcement officers who partner with our organization to assist survivors of family and sexual violence in our community. This event honors the importance of the collaborative relationship between Hope Alliance and the law enforcement community in Williamson County.
As a member of our community, we are asking you to join us in honoring these heroes by sponsoring a table for your organization, in turn sponsoring an honoree table for a local police department. Show your support for the important work these men and women do every day to keep our community safe!
Our Impact
There is a growing need for emergency shelter in Williamson County.
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How to Help
“This is not love, it is a crime.
You cannot look the other way just because you
have not experienced domestic violence with your own flesh.”
-Salma Hayek
VOLUNTEER
Would you like to help answer the hotline, plan birthday parties for kids at the shelter, or help sort donations? There are plenty of volunteer opportunities!
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