Services

From the first outcry to the end of a criminal trial, advocates provide:

• Emotional support and crisis intervention

• Case updates and court accompaniment

• Referrals for additional services and resources

• Help with Crime Victims’ Compensation and other victim assistance programs

Highly trained interviewers meet with victims in a safe, supportive environment to gather information for law enforcement, CPS, and prosecution.

Conducted by a Forensic Nurse, sometimes called Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners (SANEs).

• Acute Exams (within 120 hours): Evidence collection at the hospital, with an advocate by your side.

• Non-Acute Exams (after 120 hours): Non-invasive exams scheduled at the Center. Adults may receive non-acute exams if their assault is reported to law enforcement

• MDT (Multidisciplinary Team) – Professionals working together on child abuse cases (law enforcement, CPS, prosecutors, medical, and mental health).

• SART (Sexual Assault Response Team) – Professionals working together on adult sexual assault cases to prioritize survivor needs.

• Collaboration fosters a coordinated, survivor-centered response.

We provide programs for schools, parents, professionals, and community groups on:

• Sexual violence awareness

• Prevention and safety strategies

• Trauma-informed responses

To request a presentation, contact Amy Melton, Director of Engagement at 903-454-9999.

Trauma-Focused Yoga is a clinical, body-based approach to healing that offers a supportive space for recovery from the physical and emotional effects of trauma. Through gentle movement, breathwork, mindfulness, and guided rest, participants learn to regulate their nervous systems, reconnect with their bodies, and restore a sense of safety and control. Movement is invitational and designed to support grounding, personal agency, and choice.

Sessions are offered one-on-one and in small group settings. This program is available to adolescent and adult clients following a referral from one of our licensed therapists. All services are provided at no cost to participants. Sessions are facilitated by Jewel West, Clinical Yoga Director, or by a Trauma-Focused Yoga-trained instructor under her supervision.

This program is designed to complement traditional therapeutic services by offering a structured, body-based approach to trauma recovery in a safe, supportive environment.

For more information or to request a referral, please contact Jewel at Jewel.West@ccnetx.org or call 903-454-9999. Yoga teachers interested in becoming certified to deliver this program should contact Jewel for information on training and supervision.

Free, trauma-informed therapy is available for life, because healing doesn’t follow a timeline. Services include:

• Individual, family, and play therapy

• Evidence-based practices led by LPCs, LMFTs, and associates

• Support for children, adult survivors, and non-offending caregivers

Therapy services provided by Licensed professional counselors (LPCs), Licensed Marriage and Family Therapists (LMFTs), LPC-Associates and LMFT-Associates on site.

• 24-Hour Sexual Assault Hotline - Call or Text us at 903-454-9999

  • Provides free, confidential assistance to survivors of sexual assault

• Accompaniment to

  • Hospitals

  • Law enforcement offices

  • Prosecutors’ offices and court if/when your legal case is processed

• Advocacy

  • On behalf of our victims to certain third parties

• Assistance with

  • VINE (a resource to access information regarding offenders and criminal cases)

  • Crime Victims’ Compensation (a financial assistance program that helps eligible victims of crime with certain expenses related to the crime).

• Crisis Intervention

  • To support and stabilize sexual assault victims

• Information

  • About the criminal justice process

  • About crime victims’ rights

  • About other resources relevant to the survivors needs and situation

• Referrals

  • To other organizations and service providers relevant to the survivors needs and situation

• Walk-In Services

  • No appointment needed.

  • Monday–Thursday, 9am–4pm at 2604 Lee Street, Greenville, TX 75401

  • Crisis intervention, advocacy, information, and referrals.