The DFJC and DCRC offices have closed early today, due to the weather. Our help line remains open, 24 hours a day, seven days per week and it is confidential and free. If you need assistance during this time, please call the help line

Hope for peace in our homes
Hope for safety and support
Hope for a soft place to land

As survivors recover from the abuse by the ones they thought once loved them, or from the physical or sexual violence they have experienced at the hands of strangers.

The Durham Crisis Response Center has provided shelter and support services to survivors of domestic, sexual, and family violence and human trafficking for over four decades. These supportive services include access to our 24-hour a day, confidential and free help line, legal advocacy, hospital accompaniment, counseling and support groups, and shelter.

We are reaching out to our community with a heartfelt plea. The ongoing budget cuts to non-profit organizations, especially domestic violence and sexual assault agencies, are being felt like never before. This year, our government funding has been cut by over 50% and the survivors we serve are also under heightened economic strain.

We are urgently asking for your help today, before the end of the year

The need is immediate, and your support, no matter how big or small, can make a significant difference in the lives of survivors and their children.


TO DONATE: Visit our website or by mail make your check payable to Durham Crisis Response Center and mail to 101 East Morgan Street, Durham 27701

https://thedcrc.org/donate-to-the-durham-crisis-response-center/