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308-381-0555

The Crisis Center is a non-profit agency providing 24-hour emergency and supportive services for victims of domestic violence and sexual assault. We provide these services for Hall, Howard, Hamilton and Merrick Counties. All services are 100% confidential.

Wherever you are in your journey, we are here to walk with you

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YOU ARE NOT ALONE

0 people

per minute are physically abused by an intimate partner in the United States

0 phone calls

placed to domestic violence hotlines nationwide each day

0 seconds

another American is sexually assaulted

BREAKING THE CYCLE

For all lives affected by domestic violence and sexual assault

Safety

The Crisis Center strives to provide the safest environment possible for all the victims who arrive at our office. A secure facility and highly responsible staff strive to maintain this high level of safety for our client’s on a daily basis.

Support

The Crisis Center strives to support all victims by providing: advocacy, community referrals and a safe location for victims to further discuss their personal situation with Crisis Center staff.

Education

The Crisis Center provides ongoing educational opportunities to everyone in our community. This education is provided to: youth, victims of crime, offenders and community members at large.

Empowerment

Crisis Center staff hopes to empower all of the victims that we come into contact with by providing them with the resources they need to succeed. We hope to provide empowerment through our advocacy and by working on self-esteem and self-care with our clients.

Confidential

Confidentiality is of utmost importance to every one of us here at the Crisis Center. All information we receive remains here with us and is not shared.

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Together we make all the difference

Holiday bake sale helps Crisis Center

Satisfy a sweet tooth while supporting a local organization. The Crisis Center is holding its

I’m A Parent … What Now? Teaching your child about consent by Misty Schaecher

“Speak to your children as if they are the wisest, kindest, most beautiful and magical

Rain doesn’t prevent purple ribbon effort

Article from the Independent Crisis Center urges people to listen when someone reports domestic violence

Crisis Center to host first Outdoor Explore fundraiser

Article originally appeared in the Grand Island Independent Most people are familiar with garden walk

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UPCOMING EVENTS

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WHAT IS CONSENT?

Breaking it down into super simple terms, this video that is a must watch for everyone. This video explains a simple concept, that hasn’t been so easy for some people, in hopes that all of us stay safe.

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