Survivor Support Services
Survivor support services are confidential, free and funded through various local, state, and federal grants.
Peg’s House
Peg’s House
Peg’s House is a free, confidential 24-hour emergency shelter that offers survivors and their families a safe place. Shelter Advocates are available 24-hours a day 7 days a week and provide non-judgmental support and safety planning. Survivors at Peg’s House also have access to all other TCHC services.
Legal Advocacy
Legal Advocacy
Legal advocates help survivors navigate the complex criminal and civil court system, assist with protection orders, and make referrals for legal services and/or community needs. Legal advocacy is available in Belmont, Harrison, and Monroe counties.
Hospital Advocacy
Survivors have access to this program that implements 24-hour on-call with Qualified Advocates who have received specific training to be able to provide hospital accompaniment to sexual assault victims. Advocates provide emotional support and education on a victims' rights, along with any follow-up contact with information and referrals.
24-Hour Support
Even if you might not know where to start or what questions to ask, trained advocates are available for 24-hour support to listen, help you understand your options and support you in finding the healing path that is right for you.
Community Education
Community Education
Community education is offered to businesses, civic groups, schools, and anyone wanting to learn more about services available to survivors. Presentations are customized depending on age, topic and length of time. Settings can be formal with a PowerPoint or a simple sit-down conversation. Catch TCHC in the community at a tabling event to chat with an advocate and grab some TCHC outreach gear!