Tri-County Crisis Services

08/27/2026

Sexual assault can affect mental health, relationships, sleep, concentration, and a person’s sense of safety. With compassionate support and appropriate resources, healing and resilience are possible.

08/26/2026

Today we’re at the DHR Resource Fair representing and advocating for Tri-County Crisis Services! 💜🩵

We’re proud to be THE ONLY sexual assault advocacy program serving Calhoun, Cleburne, and Talladega Counties.💜

We’re here. We’re working. We’re connecting. We’re making sure survivors know they have someone in their corner.

Standing up. Showing up. Standing with survivors.

Let’s go, girls! 💪💜🩵

08/26/2026

Supporting survivors strengthens our entire community. When we listen without judgment, respect survivors’ choices, and challenge victim-blaming attitudes, we help create a safer and more compassionate community.

08/26/2026

💜 TRI-COUNTY CRISIS SERVICES FOR SEXUAL ASSAULT SURVIVORS 💜

Every survivor deserves support.

Tri-County Crisis Services provides sexual assault survivor outreach and support throughout Calhoun, Cleburne, and Talladega Counties. 💜

🎟️ DON’T FORGET ABOUT OUR UPCOMING CHARITY BENEFIT DINNER! 🎟️ September 24, 2026 @ Hubbard’s Off Main 5:39-8:30 pm

We want to give a HUGE thank-you to Miss Charlotte Hubbard for generously allowing us to use her space for this special event. We are so grateful for her support and for helping us bring our community together for survivors. 🫶

If you haven’t purchased your tickets yet, now is the time! Please go ahead and get your tickets so Miss Charlotte can get an accurate headcount and we can make sure we have plenty of delicious food for everyone. 🍽️

Every ticket includes dinner! ❤️

And let’s talk about the SILENT AUCTION! 👀🎁

We already have some really fun and exciting items coming in, with more surprises still to come! We’re going to keep a few things under wraps so you’ll have to come see what’s waiting for you. 😉

And with Christmas coming up, you may just find the perfect gift for someone special — all while supporting survivors in our community. 🎄🎁

Come enjoy a great meal, have some fun, bid on something amazing, and most importantly…

💜 STAND WITH SURVIVORS. 💜

Thank you for supporting Tri-County Crisis Services and the survivors we serve. We can’t wait to see you there! 🫶

08/25/2026

You do not have to report a sexual assault to law enforcement before seeking support. An advocate can explain available options and help you make the decisions that are right for you.

08/25/2026

08/24/2026

A big shout-out to Alyssa Trantham one of Tri-County Crisis Services AMAZING advocate’s ❤️ for her outreach with Detective Mahieu of the Calhoun County Sheriff’s Department! 💜

Donna and Carlie Morgan Thrasher enjoyed sitting down with both Alyssa & Detective Mahieu, who handles sexual assault investigations for Calhoun County Sheriff Dept, for a quick lunch at Spring Street Station. We had a great conversation about ways Tri-County Crisis Services can help fill gaps, support his work, and better serve survivors throughout our community.

We truly appreciate his time, input, and willingness to collaborate with us. Strong partnerships make a difference! 💜

08/24/2026

Washington, D.C. gave us an amazing conference, great connections, and lots of inspiration—but we also made sure to unwind a little! 💜

A little evening Bingo turned into a BIG win for Donna… and what did she choose? A cordless drill! 😂🔨 Out of all the prizes, of course she picked the one that can actually be put to work! Carlie got a good laugh out of that one. 😂

A little fun, a lot of laughter, and some much-needed time to recharge with an amazing team. 💜

08/24/2026

There is no “correct” way to respond to trauma. Survivors may feel fear, anger, sadness, confusion, numbness—or several emotions at once. Every response to trauma is personal, and every survivor deserves respect.

08/23/2026

Making Connections Beyond the Classroom 💜

The sessions may have ended, but the learning, networking, and connections continued! We had such a wonderful time meeting advocates and professionals from across the country, sharing ideas, and enjoying the beauty of Washington, D.C. along the way.

A special shoutout to Omar from the North Carolina Coalition Against Sexual Assault, r**e preventionist and specialist, and our very own Nelson from the Alabama Coalition Against R**e, along with Lead Advocate Carlie Thrasher and Donna English, Program Coordinator for Tri-County Crisis Services.

We’re grateful for the people we met, the conversations we shared, and the connections we’re bringing home to better serve survivors in our communities. 💜