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Our Services

All crisis services are free and voluntary. The Randolph County Family Crisis Center does not discriminate based on race, gender, religion, or sexual orientation. 

Emergency Shelter

Our shelter program offers safe, temporary emergency housing for women and/or men, with or without children, who have experienced or have been threatened with physical, sexual, and/or emotional abuse. 

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50B/50C

One of our trained advocates will verify that the client meets the 50/B criteria. If they do not, the advocate will possibly refer them to other remedies, such as a 50/C. If the client qualifies for a protective order, our advocate will assist them with filling out any necessary paperwork. 

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Bi-Lingual Services

All of the services provided by the Randolph County Family Crisis Center are offered in English and Spanish. 

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Victim Advocacy

We have advocates who work towards social change and have been trained to support victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking. They provide victims with information, referrals to resources, emotional support, and more. They accompany victims to court and other appointments, obtain information for the clients from other organizations, answer crisis line calls, facilitate support groups, and provide counseling. 

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Crisis/Therapeutic Counseling

Therapeutic counseling is offered to victims and survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking. Victims and survivors can see individual therapists, free of charge.

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Support Groups

The Randolph County Family Crisis Center offers support groups for survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault. If you would like more information, please contact us at (336) 626-5040.

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Community Outreach

We provide Community Outreach/Awareness through professional, educational, and individualized programs. Please call (336) 626-5040 for more information.

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Address Confidentiality Program Assistance 

The Address Confidentiality Program helps survivors keep abusers from discovering their new address. The program helps protect survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, and human trafficking. Trained application assistants can help you apply. Call (336) 626-5040 to make an appointment with an application assistant.

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24-Hour Crisis Line

At RCFCC, your safety is our top priority. If you or someone you know are experiencing domestic violence, sexual assault, or human trafficking please call our 24-hour crisis hotline for instant, nonjudgmental support. 

Asheboro Crisis Line: (336) 629-4159

Text Crisis Line: (336) 521-8021

Archdale/Trinity Crisis Line: (336) 434-5579

If you are in immediate danger, please call 911 right away. 

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Court Advocacy

Our trained advocates provide court advocacy and assistance with protective orders. In a case where a client does not have an attorney, an advocate will accompany a client when they testify. 

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Case Management 

One of our case managers will meet with the client and assess their needs. The case manager will offer the client our services and/or contact other resources that may be available and would benefit the client. Case management includes help with accessing basic needs such as clothing, food, and shelter. Case managers will make referrals for counseling, job applications, GED classes, etc. 

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Rape Crisis Advocacy

Trained staff will support and engage with clients after hospital staff notifies our crisis center that a crisis has occurred. Advocates will work with victims by providing support and ensuring that survivors have a follow-up plan and are aware of the services that we provide.

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Safety Planning

We have multiple trained advocates that can assist a client to make a safety plan to ensure that they are able to leave their abuser safely. 

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Follow-Up

Our follow-up program enhances the knowledge, skill set, sense of hope, social connections, health, and access to community resources of survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, rape crisis, or human trafficking, and their children, while resulting in a more positive social and emotional well-being, to produce a life free from abuse. 

If the client chooses to be in our follow-up program, we help provide resources such as food, clothing, personal hygiene products, and other necessities so that they can start to be more self-sufficient and independent. 

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Children's Groups

Our children's group meets at the same time as Domestic Violence Support Group and allows children to work through their domestic violence experiences. For more information contact us at (336) 626-5040.

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