Hill Country Crisis Council
- 429 Washington Kerrville, TX - 78028
- 830-257-7088
- [email protected]
- Official Site
About This Shelter
Our Emergency Shelter offers women and their children a short-term safe and secure environment to escape from the hand of domestic violence.
The Shelter is designed to provide a safe, family-friendly and pet-friendly, therapeutic environment where women and children can begin to heal from trauma and begin establishing self-sufficiency. The goal of the shelter is to serve as a bridge to assist residents in moving from an emergency situation to stable, appropriate housing.
The Shelter is not just a place to stay, but rather a stepping stone to a better life. Throughout the clients stay, our staff offers counseling, financial education, support groups, job advocacy and help with finding permanent housing. We seek to improve our clients life for the long-term, not just the immediate challenge. And because there is a significant correlation between domestic violence and pet abuse, HCCC plans to offer safe shelter for women and their animals fleeing violence by 2020.
Additional Services
Case Management
Three meals per day
Assistance finding long-term housing
Transportation assistance
Access to primary care
Access to mental health services
Recovery support services
Access to substance use disorder treatment
Life skills
Job Readiness/Search assistance
The Shelter is designed to provide a safe, family-friendly and pet-friendly, therapeutic environment where women and children can begin to heal from trauma and begin establishing self-sufficiency. The goal of the shelter is to serve as a bridge to assist residents in moving from an emergency situation to stable, appropriate housing.
The Shelter is not just a place to stay, but rather a stepping stone to a better life. Throughout the clients stay, our staff offers counseling, financial education, support groups, job advocacy and help with finding permanent housing. We seek to improve our clients life for the long-term, not just the immediate challenge. And because there is a significant correlation between domestic violence and pet abuse, HCCC plans to offer safe shelter for women and their animals fleeing violence by 2020.
Additional Services
Case Management
Three meals per day
Assistance finding long-term housing
Transportation assistance
Access to primary care
Access to mental health services
Recovery support services
Access to substance use disorder treatment
Life skills
Job Readiness/Search assistance
