ON YOUR PHONE
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A PLACE TO BEGINGreater Houston, Texas
Your next step,
at your pace.
You deserve to be heard, supported, and met with care. Start with what feels right for you today.
For survivors and families impacted by loss.What do you need today?
Choose what feels rightCall VOICE
936-283-3333
Daily · 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Central
Call 911
For immediate danger or a medical emergency, if safe to call.
Open phone to callQuick Exit
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There is room for grief, too.
Gentle encouragement for living with loss.
A GENTLE REMINDER
You do not have to figure everything out today.
A BOOK BY SJAKKAN DANIELS
Letters for Another Day
A Gentle Companion for Life After Loss
Heartfelt letters for the days when you need understanding, reflection, and a little room to breathe.
PRACTICAL SUPPORT
A place to turn.
Ten places to turn for urgent help and essential support. For more personal guidance, connect with VOICE.
CONNECT WITH VOICE
Not sure where to start?
Contact VOICE so we can understand what you need and help you take the next step.
Survivor Support Line · Seven days a week, 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Central.
These are external resources; listing does not imply a VOICE partnership. Providers determine eligibility and availability. Shelter openings are not tracked here. Links open the provider’s website in this tab.
Contact information checked October 10, 2026. Calls and website visits can leave a record.
AT YOUR PACE
Safety planning
A few things to consider, wherever you are today. Choose what fits and leave what does not. Abuse is never your fault.
These checklists are a starting point, not a personalized safety assessment. If your device may be monitored, consider using one the person cannot access.
Optional checkmarks mean “I’ve considered this.” VOICE does not save or send them. They clear when you leave this section, reload, or use Quick Exit. Browsing and device records may still remain.
In immediate danger, call 911 if safe. For 24/7 safety-planning support, call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 800-799-7233.
While staying
You deserve support whether you stay, leave, or are unsure.
Further guidance: Living with an abusive partner ↗ · Planning with children ↗
Preparing to leave
Leaving can increase danger. You choose the timing; an advocate can help you think through options.
Further guidance: Preparing to leave ↗ · Planning for pets ↗
After leaving
Support and planning can continue after a relationship ends.
Further guidance: After you leave ↗ · Technology safety ↗
Helping someone
Listen, respect their choices, and ask what would be helpful.
Further guidance: Ways to support someone ↗
YOU DO NOT HAVE TO FIGURE IT OUT ALONE
Plan with VOICE
Call us to talk about your needs, explore next steps, and find support for your situation.
Survivor Support Line · Seven days a week, 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Central.
Explore myPlan
A separate tool with personalized safety-planning guidance. Its privacy and data practices apply; review them before entering information.
General educational information based on published National Domestic Violence Hotline and NNEDV guidance. These prompts do not replace a personalized safety plan with an advocate. Sources checked October 10, 2026.
VOICE WALK WITH ME
Let’s take one next step.
You do not need to have it all figured out. Choose what would help right now, or call VOICE to talk it through.
No story or contact details needed. Your choices are not saved or sent to VOICE and clear when you leave this section. This app does not request a callback or arrange services.
CONNECT WITH A PERSON
Talk with VOICE
We can listen, explore what is getting in the way, and help you consider your options.
Survivor Support Line · Seven days a week, 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Central. Calls may leave a record on your device or account.
Need urgent help? . No one monitors selections in this app.
CONNECT WITH VOICE
A voice on the other end.
You can start with one question, one need, or “I’m not sure where to begin.” Share what feels right for you.
Call VOICE
936-283-3333
Seven days a week · 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Central
Call VOICECalling opens your device’s calling flow. This app does not submit a request or arrange a callback.
More ways to contact VOICEVOICE is not an emergency dispatch service. Calls and visits to other websites can leave records on your device or account.
GRIEF & CARE
There is room for
what you feel.
For families living with loss, including loss related to domestic violence. You can take this one moment at a time.
You can miss them and still make room for a moment of peace.
Take what helps. Leave what does not. Come back whenever you need to.
VOICE grief support
We are developing nonclinical grief education, compassionate listening, and supportive check-ins for families affected by domestic-violence-related loss.
Program dates and enrollment are not yet available.
Explore VOICE programsSupport you can explore now
Bo’s Place
Grief support resources for children, families, and adults. Visit their website for group options and eligibility.
Visit Bo’s PlaceYou can ask for company.
If it feels helpful, consider reaching out to someone you trust. You do not need the perfect words to ask for a listening ear.
A BOOK BY SJAKKAN DANIELS
Letters for Another Day
A Gentle Companion for Life After Loss
Heartfelt letters for the days when you need understanding, reflection, and a little room to breathe.