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Serving Victims of Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault, and Stalking in Bastrop, Colorado, Fayette, and Lee Counties.
24/7 Crisis Hotline 512-303-7755

11/04/2026

Our offices will be closed on November 11th for Veterans Day.

Crisis Services are Available 24/7 by calling

512-303-7755 or 888-311-7755

11/04/2026

As we step into November, our hearts are filled with gratitude for the incredible supporters who make our work possible every day. Because of you, families find safety, hope, and healing. Thank you for being a light in our community.

As we reflect on all we've accomplished together, we're also looking ahead. If you've ever wanted to make a difference in the lives of individuals and families facing crisis, now is the perfect time to get involved.

✨ Become a volunteer and help us create a safer, stronger community. Whether you have a few hours a month or more to give, your time and compassion can make a lasting impact.

Together, we can continue bringing hope, healing, and support to those who need it most.

For more information, please visit our website at https://www.family-crisis-center.org/volunteer or contact us via email at [email protected].

11/03/2026

Giving Tuesday is officially 4 weeks away!

Mark your calendars for December 1 and join a global movement of generosity that creates local impact.

Gratitude turns into action when we stand together for local families.

As we enter this season of giving, there are many ways to make a difference. Whether you make a financial gift, support our Thanksgiving Program, help provide holiday gifts for local families, participate in Giving Tuesday, or make an End-of-Year contribution, your generosity helps bring hope, healing, and support to those who need it most.

Stay tuned as we share stories, opportunities, and ways you can make an impact throughout the giving season.

How are you practicing gratitude this November? Tell us in the comments!

11/02/2026

A day of inspiration. A room full of leaders. Countless meaningful conversations.
Thank you to everyone who joined us for the 2026 Women's Leadership Luncheon. Together, we celebrated the power of courageous leadership, authentic voices, and women creating change in our communities.

💜 Don't forget to complete the event survey and share your feedback. We value your input as we plan future events!💜

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Until next year!

11/02/2026

🪩 SAVE THE DATE! 🪩
For 34 years, our community has gathered for an evening of fun, fellowship, and support at The Family Crisis Center's Annual Dinner & Dance. As we prepare for our final Dinner & Dance, we invite you to take one last journey with us.

✨ Dancing Through the Decades ✨
Travel through the timeline of this beloved event, celebrate the memories we've made together, and help us honor the many years of impact this tradition has created.

📅 January 16, 2027
⏰ 5:30 PM
📍 Knights of Columbus Hall
190 S. Brown St.
La Grange, Texas

🕺💃 Come dressed as your favorite decade!

Join us as we celebrate the past, cherish the present, and dance into the future, one last time.

10/30/2026

As Domestic Violence Awareness Month and Bullying Prevention Month come to a close, we're reminded that awareness is not a destination. It's a starting point.

Throughout October, our community came together to learn about the many forms of domestic violence, recognize that bullying can occur at any age, explore the role of power and control in unhealthy behaviors, and reflect on how each of us can help create safer, more supportive environments.

Thank you to everyone who participated by wearing purple and blue, engaging with educational content, sharing resources, starting conversations, and helping raise awareness. Your efforts contribute to a community where people feel seen, heard, valued, and supported.

While October shines a spotlight on these important issues, the work doesn't end here.

Let's continue to: 💜 Lead with empathy

💙 Promote respect and inclusion
💜 Support those who may be struggling
💙 Challenge harmful behaviors
💜 Foster healthy relationships and safe communities

As you reflect on what you've learned this month, consider this:

How will you show up differently moving forward?

Awareness creates understanding. Understanding inspires action. Action helps create lasting change.

Thank you for helping make our community stronger, safer, and more connected.💜💙

10/29/2026

💜💙 What Have You Learned This Month, and How Will You Show Up Differently?

As Domestic Violence Awareness Month and Bullying Prevention Month come to a close, awareness is only part of the journey. The real question is: What do we do with what we've learned?

This month, we've explored how domestic violence is not always physical, how bullying can occur at any age, and how both issues can involve patterns of power, control, intimidation, and isolation.

Education helps us recognize harmful behaviors, but prevention happens when we put that knowledge into practice.
Maybe showing up differently means:
- Listening without judgment
- Speaking up when harmful behavior is normalized
- Promoting kindness and inclusion
- Learning the warning signs of abuse and bullying
- Creating safer spaces at home, work, school, and in the community
- Modeling respect in our everyday interactions
Change doesn't happen through awareness alone. It happens when we choose empathy over assumptions, respect over exclusion, and action over silence.

As we move beyond October, let's continue building communities where everyone feels safe, valued, heard, and supported.

💜💙 What is one thing you've learned this month, and how will it influence the way you show up for others?

10/28/2026

How Are You Supporting Survivors?

Supporting survivors doesn't always require a grand gesture. Often, it's the small actions that help create safe, supportive environments where people feel seen, heard, and respected.

For someone who has experienced domestic violence, bullying, or other forms of abuse, knowing they are not alone can make a meaningful difference.

Here are a few ways we can support survivors in our communities:

- Listen without judgment
- Believe their experiences
- Respect their choices and boundaries
- Learn about available resources and support services
- Promote cultures of respect, inclusion, and safety
- Speak up against harmful behaviors when we see them

Support is not about having all the answers. It's about creating spaces where people feel safe seeking help, sharing their experiences, and accessing the resources they need.

As we close out Domestic Violence Awareness Month and Bullying Prevention Month, consider this:

What is one action you can take to help create a more supportive community for survivors?

Every conversation, every act of kindness, and every effort to foster respect can help make a difference.

💜💙 Support starts with awareness. Change starts with action.

10/27/2026

💜💙 Be Part of the Solution

Throughout Domestic Violence Awareness Month and Bullying Prevention Month, we've explored how harmful behaviors can affect individuals, families, workplaces, and communities.

Awareness is important, but lasting change happens when awareness turns into action.

The good news? Creating safer, more supportive communities doesn't require grand gestures. Small, intentional actions can make a meaningful difference.

- Learn the warning signs of abuse and bullying.
- Speak up when you witness harmful behavior.
- Support those who may be struggling.
- Share educational resources with others.
- Foster respect, kindness, and inclusion in your daily interactions.

Every conversation, act of kindness, and commitment to respect helps create a culture where people feel safe, valued, and supported.

Prevention starts with all of us. Whether at home, at school, in the workplace, or in the community, we each have the ability to help build environments where healthy relationships can thrive.

This October, challenge yourself to take one action that promotes awareness, safety, and respect.

💜💙 Awareness leads to action. Action leads to change.

10/26/2026

We're Hiring!
Join Our Team as a Development/Fundraising Director

The Family Crisis Center is seeking an experienced and passionate Development/Fundraising Director to lead fundraising, donor engagement, marketing, and community outreach efforts that support our mission and expand our impact throughout the communities we serve.

This leadership role works closely with the Executive Director and Board of Directors to develop fundraising strategies, cultivate donor relationships, secure grants and sponsorships, oversee communications, and strengthen community engagement.

- Lead and execute comprehensive fundraising strategies
- Cultivate donor, foundation, and corporate partnerships
- Research, write, and manage grant opportunities and reports
- Oversee marketing, communications, and social media efforts
- Promote the Center's mission through community outreach and education
- Supervise Development, Prevention/Community Education, and AVIP programs

If you're a strategic thinker, relationship builder, and fundraising professional ready to make a meaningful difference, we'd love to hear from you.

Check out our listing on Indeed!

https://www.indeed.com/job/developmentfundraising-director-ec44a262af592816

Address

431 Old Austin Highway
Bastrop, TX

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

+15123037755

Website

https://linktr.ee/family_crisis_center, http://www.family-crisis-center.org/

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