Our mission is to provide crisis and prevention services to victims of domestic violence and sexual assault while providing a safe environment where an individual can make educated, non-biased decisions about their future.
In 2000 the shelter was expanded to 9 bedrooms as well as new office space to provide additional services. As the number of clients increased the agency began to provide more and more services to men. As a result the agency name was changed to The Crisis Center of Comal County, and has been known as a 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to bettering our beloved Comal County for the past 34 years.
Our Crisis Hotline is here for you 24 hours a day.
24/7 on-call crisis responder, 24-hour crisis hotline staffed by trained advocates, advocates respond to clients in crisis to provide support and referrals, advocates accompany clients to medical, legal, or criminal service providers.
Crisis Hotline: 1-800-434-8013.
The mission of the Comal Thrift Shoppe is to provide affordable high-quality clothing, jewelry, housewares, furniture, and more to Comal and surrounding counties so that we may better serve survivors of domestic and sexual violence as well as women and children experiencing houselessness.
Thanks to a surplus of donations from our wonderful community, the Crisis Center of Comal County is thrilled to announce the launch of the Comal Thrift Shoppe, opened September 16th, 2021. Once they arrive, our clients go through and choose everything they may need from our collection of item donations. Then, our staff and volunteers sort through each piece to curate a high-end collection to be housed at the Comal Thrift Shoppe. People are then free to shop the pieces at their leisure and can take pride in knowing that the proceeds from their purchases directly fund our programs and services.
| Monday: CLOSED |
| Tuesday: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM |
| Wednesday: 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM |
| Thursday: 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM |
| Friday: 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM |
| Saturday: 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM |
| Sunday: CLOSED |
- 24-hour emergency shelter for all victims
- Residents can receive all services offered
- Residents work toward self-sufficiency away from violence or homelessness
Men and Women of all ages.
- Offer education and presentations to local civic, educational and church groups about Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault
- Participate in local resource fairs and provide support and educational groups
- Teen dating violence education
- Individual counseling and support groups
- Counselors work with clients of all ages to overcome the effects of victimization
- Children's play therapy
- Groups focus on the cycle of violence and life-skills
- Support groups for children are curriculum-based and focused on developing healthy coping skills and fostering relationships
Men and Women Ages 3+.
In-person or telehealth visits available.
Free.
24/7 crisis line with trained advocates.
Advocates offer support, information, and referrals during crisis situations.
Accompany clients to medical, legal, or criminal service providers.
Because of continuous growth in the demand for the services provided by the Crisis Center, we have a need for additional conscientious and reliable volunteers.
Are you looking for a special opportunity:
- To know that you can make a real difference in the lives of individuals?
- To assist individuals at a time when they may be feeling desperate, frustrated and fearful?
Our Volunteer program revolves around our agency needs. Below are a few tasks Volunteers are able to assist with.
- Front Desk Administration
- Answering the CCCC Hotline
- Victim Advocate
- General Maintenance
- Life-skills
- Children’s Activities
- Much more!
In order to volunteer for the Crisis Center, please complete and submit your Volunteer Application and a background check.
To submit a background check, visit this link to access the Department of Public Safety website, register, and request one. Send your completed background check to [email protected].