We provide comprehensive services to survivors of: Domestic violence, sexual assault, elder abuse, and human trafficking. All services are FREE and CONFIDENTIAL.

We Can Help.

  • Services Offered:

    • Assistance with Orders of Protection

    • Advocacy

    • Support Group

    • Law Enforcement Assistance

    • Prosecution Assistance

    • Resource Connection

    • Civil Legal Assistance

    • Court Accompaniment

    • Access to Shelter

    • Danger Assessments

    • Safety Planning

    • Language Interpretation

    • Housing Assistance

    • Transportation Assistance

    • Counseling Referrals

    • Referrals for Partner Agencies

    • Connections to Over 30 Partner Agencies Available On-Site

    • Free classes and wellness activities (Yoga, Crafting, Financial Literacy Courses, etc.)

    • VOICES mentors group

    • And More…

  • Partner Agencies:

    • The 7th Judicial District Attorney General’s Office

    • Oak Ridge Police Department

    • Rocky Top Police Department

    • Norris Police Department

    • Oliver Springs Police Department

    • Clinton Police Department

    • Anderson County Sheriff’s Office

    • YWCA of Knoxville and the TN Valley

    • The McNabb Center

    • The Sexual Assault Center of East Tennessee

    • Legal Aid Society of Middle Tennessee and the Cumberlands

    • T.O.R.C.H.

    • The Oak Ridge Housing Authority

    • Helping Mamas

    • CASA of the TN Heartland

    • United Way of Anderson County

    • Anderson County DV Court

    • Omni Community Health

    • Ridgeview Behavioral Health

    • TN Voices

    • ETHRA/CREVAA

    • Nurture the Next

    • Office on Aging

    • Child Advocacy Center of Anderson County

    • Grow Free

    • ASAP of Anderson

  • When You're Ready:

    We offer a safe and welcoming space for survivors to connect to all the resources and partner agencies they might need. These can allow a victim to flee a dangerous situation or perhaps gain more information on resources and community supports available to them.

    We can answer questions, provide referrals, and assist in a variety of ways that help a victim of abuse move to safety and become a thriving survivor. All our services are free and confidential.

    Our process is survivor-driven, meaning we provide resources and information and a client decides what they want to use and how they want to use it. Clients do not need to participate in prosecution to access resources. Walk-ins are welcome and no appointment is necessary.

What People Are Saying.

“Today Melissa didn't make me feel embarrassed to be here. I've had more people in this one office trying to help me and show me kindness than I've ever encountered in my life. Thank you for all you do.”

— Anonymous

“We received excellent assistance. Could not ask for more.”

— Anonymous

“These ladies do a wonderful job day in and day out. I was a victim of DV in my first marriage and wish I had known this much help was out there then. I would have ended the abuse sooner instead of staying in it for 10 years. Awesome program. Awesome supportive staff.”

— Anonymous

“Very helpful, honest and friendly. Makes the process easy and less intimidating.”

— Anonymous

“Hollie was very kind to me and made me feel very comfortable. She made sure I had everything I needed and she made the process very easy and fast. Thank you!”

— Anonymous

“Charice explained everything in detail. Thank you.”

— Anonymous

“Everyone was professional, kind, caring, protector-spirited, as well as resourceful. The FJC, ORPD, and the investigator coordinated for my safety. I appreciate all of you.”

— Anonymous

“Very kind and listened. Also, very timely with getting things done. Thank you for your help!”

— Anonymous

“Service was wonderful Hollie was very nice and kind.”

— Anonymous

“The experience was great. Thank you for your help!”

— Anonymous

“The staff were amazing. I was extremely nervous to come in, but they quickly made me feel safe and comfortable enough to talk.”

— Anonymous

“[Staff] very helpful and friendly, did not realize there was so much to offer.”

— Anonymous