Search Results

Virtual Auction & Wine Pull When life cancels your Derby event you make it a virtual auction and wine pull! BrightHouse is holding a virtual silent auction and wine pull from May 31 through June 9 to bring some of the fun and fundraising possibility of the canceled BrightHouse Kentucky Derby party to life. You get the possibility of a $97 bottle of wine for $25 in our wine pull, and the chance to bid on salmon fishing trips, Chiefs memorabilia, Derby treasures and much more. The Auction will be live from May 31 through June 9 at midnight. There will be a final buyout price for auction items if you see something you want and you don’t want to bid against others. The virtual auction will conclude on June 9 at midnight. All auction winners will be contacted by email to finalize pick up or claiming of your items. BrightHouse helps survivors of domestic and sexual abuse rebuild their lives and your donations help us continue this work. We appreciate your generosity and if you would like to make an additional donation, it would be much appreciated. $200 buys a survivor a bus ticket back home to get away from an abuser, and a $50 contribution can help us feed a survivor and her kids in shelter for a few days. Every dollar translates to safety and hope for survivors. Wine Pull/Instabuy Details ​ The wine pull will be one try for $25 or 2 for $40. You will make the purchase online (listed on our Qtego site, under "Instabuy "), but will come to the BrightHouse offices to make your pull and collect your wine. ​ You will need to bring an ID to prove your identity as the purchaser and that you are over 21. If you can’t pick up your own bottles, you will need to make arrangements to have some else do it for you, but they must be over 21. ​ Wine from the wine pull can be collected any time after the purchase is made, during regular BrightHouse hours, Monday through Friday from 8 am to 4:30 pm. BrightHouse is located at 125 West 2nd Ave., Suite B. A wine pull is a game of chance – no exchanges are allowed. ​ There are some very good wines available in the wine pull – the earlier you choose, the better your chances of winning a special vintage! ​ Some of the wines included are: ​ Solena 2011 Pinot Gris Chateauneuf-du-Pape Xavier Vignon 2009 Faustino II Gran Reservera Rioja 2001 Felsina Rancia Berardenga Chianti Classico Riserva 2010 Chateau Guiraud Sauternes 2011 Chateau Guiraud Sauternes 2005 – 375ML Ferrari Carano Sky High Ranch Pinot Noir 2019 Chalk Hill Estate Red 2021 Chalk Hill Syrah 2019 The Prisoner Red Wine 2022 Click Here to View Auction Items Purchase Wine Pull Instabuy Make a Cash Donation Here Preview of Auction Items Click here for a full listing and more detailed information Los Cabos Package Broadway in Chicago Package Hilton Head Package Salmon Fishing in Vancouver Bonfire Stove Wichita Thunder Tickets Personal Animal Encounter Joshua Williams Mini-Helmet Faustino II Gran Reservera Rioja Trio

It was found that some victims would not leave their abusive situation because they would not leave their pet, aka family, behind. BrightHouse has a pet program in place so that you AND your family members can get to safety. Domestic violence (battering) is a pattern of abusive and coercive behavior used to gain dominance, power, and control over an intimate partner. It includes the use of illegal and legal behaviors and tactics that undermine the victim’s sense of self, free will, and safety. The BrightHouse peer support group for LGBTQ+ adults is held in a secure location. Additionally, we screen new members to ensure safety of everyone. The purpose is to provide a safe space for individuals to find their path to healing. En BrightHouse, brindamos viviendas seguras y limpias a las víctimas y sus hijos, con apoyo las 24 horas. Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Support Groups meet weekly and LBGTQ+ meet every other week. Come in to our main office to get signed up. This group is a safe space to work on healing and growth, no matter where you are in your journey. YOU MATTER, YOU ARE IMPORTANT, YOU ARE ENOUGH.... Do you realize how many events and choices that had to occur since the birth of the universe, leading to the making of you just exactly the way you are? -Mrs. Which, Wrinkle In Time It was found that some victims would not leave their abusive situation because they would not leave their pet, aka family, behind. BrightHouse has a pet program in place so that you AND your family members can get to safety. Domestic violence (battering) is a pattern of abusive and coercive behavior used to gain dominance, power, and control over an intimate partner. It includes the use of illegal and legal behaviors and tactics that undermine the victim’s sense of self, free will, and safety. The BrightHouse peer support group for LGBTQ+ adults is held in a secure location. Additionally, we screen new members to ensure safety of everyone. The purpose is to provide a safe space for individuals to find their path to healing. En BrightHouse, brindamos viviendas seguras y limpias a las víctimas y sus hijos, con apoyo las 24 horas. Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Support Groups meet weekly and LBGTQ+ meet every other week. Come in to our main office to get signed up. This group is a safe space to work on healing and growth, no matter where you are in your journey. YOU MATTER, YOU ARE IMPORTANT, YOU ARE ENOUGH.... Do you realize how many events and choices that had to occur since the birth of the universe, leading to the making of you just exactly the way you are? -Mrs. Which, Wrinkle In Time It was found that some victims would not leave their abusive situation because they would not leave their pet, aka family, behind. BrightHouse has a pet program in place so that you AND your family members can get to safety. Domestic violence (battering) is a pattern of abusive and coercive behavior used to gain dominance, power, and control over an intimate partner. It includes the use of illegal and legal behaviors and tactics that undermine the victim’s sense of self, free will, and safety. The BrightHouse peer support group for LGBTQ+ adults is held in a secure location. Additionally, we screen new members to ensure safety of everyone. The purpose is to provide a safe space for individuals to find their path to healing. En BrightHouse, brindamos viviendas seguras y limpias a las víctimas y sus hijos, con apoyo las 24 horas. Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Support Groups meet weekly and LBGTQ+ meet every other week. Come in to our main office to get signed up. This group is a safe space to work on healing and growth, no matter where you are in your journey. YOU MATTER, YOU ARE IMPORTANT, YOU ARE ENOUGH.... Do you realize how many events and choices that had to occur since the birth of the universe, leading to the making of you just exactly the way you are? -Mrs. Which, Wrinkle In Time It was found that some victims would not leave their abusive situation because they would not leave their pet, aka family, behind. BrightHouse has a pet program in place so that you AND your family members can get to safety. Domestic violence (battering) is a pattern of abusive and coercive behavior used to gain dominance, power, and control over an intimate partner. It includes the use of illegal and legal behaviors and tactics that undermine the victim’s sense of self, free will, and safety. The BrightHouse peer support group for LGBTQ+ adults is held in a secure location. Additionally, we screen new members to ensure safety of everyone. The purpose is to provide a safe space for individuals to find their path to healing. En BrightHouse, brindamos viviendas seguras y limpias a las víctimas y sus hijos, con apoyo las 24 horas. Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Support Groups meet weekly and LBGTQ+ meet every other week. Come in to our main office to get signed up. This group is a safe space to work on healing and growth, no matter where you are in your journey. YOU MATTER, YOU ARE IMPORTANT, YOU ARE ENOUGH.... Do you realize how many events and choices that had to occur since the birth of the universe, leading to the making of you just exactly the way you are? -Mrs. Which, Wrinkle In Time ¿Quién es BrightHouse? OBTENER AYUDA HABLAR AFUERA Nada hace que una víctima se sienta más aislada, más marchita, más dañada que el abuso físico, emocional o sexual. ​ Los servicios de BrightHouse mantienen seguros a los sobrevivientes que han experimentado violencia doméstica, agresión sexual y trata de personas a través de nuestra línea de crisis, refugio de emergencia, planificación de seguridad, defensa legal, tiempo de crianza supervisado y enlaces a recursos comunitarios. Todos los servicios están disponibles en inglés y español, y trabajaremos con aquellos que necesitan idiomas que no sean inglés y español mediante el uso de servicios de interpretación. Sirviendo a los habitantes de Kansas en los condados de Reno, Rice, Kingman y Harper. Únase a nuestra lista de correo para recibir actualizaciones Acepto la política de privacidad. Ver política de privacidad Suscríbase ahora

DONAR

OPORTUNIDADES DE TRABAJO No Current Openings While there are no current openings, we are looking for volunteers to help out in a variety of ways. Please reach out if this is something you would be interested in by calling our office at 620-665-3630. ​ You can find a printable application here . ​

PLANIFICACIÓN DE LA SEGURIDAD Si se encuentra en una situación de abuso y no está seguro de cómo navegar ganando seguridad, considere crear un plan de seguridad. Un plan de seguridad es un plan personalizado y práctico que incluye formas de mantenerse seguro mientras está en una relación, planea irse o después de irse. La planificación de la seguridad implica cómo hacer frente a las emociones, informar a amigos y familiares sobre el abuso, emprender acciones legales y más. Si se encuentra en peligro inmediato, llame a la línea directa de crisis de BrightHouse. ​ ​ VINE El sistema Kansas VINE es un servicio a través del cual las víctimas de delitos pueden usar el teléfono o Internet para buscar información sobre el estado de custodia de su delincuente y registrarse para recibir notificaciones por teléfono y correo electrónico cuando cambie el estado de custodia del delincuente. El número gratuito de VINE para el sistema Kansas VINE es (866) 574.8463 . Este servicio se brinda para ayudar a las víctimas de un delito que tienen derecho a saber sobre el estado de custodia de su delincuente. Línea de crisis las 24 horas: 800.701.3630 Lista de verificación de planificación de seguridad: How long can I stay? Length of stay is determined by the specific needs of the individual. Those needing to move will stay in shelter longer than those with a residence to return to. If it is a matter of changing the locks on the house/rental unit and filing a Protection From Abuse order to have the abuser removed, the length of stay may be short. If housing needs to be located and applications for reduced rent filed, it will take longer. The average length of stay is 2-4 weeks. Overnight stays can be arranged as well. The major factor in determining the length of stay is the safety of the victim. Safety planning is discussed early and ongoing as we work together. Once safety issues have been addressed and/or eliminated, plans for exiting the shelter are made. How many times can I stay at the shelter? As many as necessary. Persons escape abusive situations on average 7-8 times before they permanently leave. It is part of the dynamics of an abusive relationship. Hopefully, each stay provides the person with more tools and options so that eventually a complete break of the abusive relationship occurs. However, if a person discloses the location of the shelter to anyone and is asked to leave, they will not be readmitted under any circumstances. Putting other residents of the shelter at risk is not tolerated. Threatening staff/other residents and any display of violence will also lead to immediate exit of the shelter and no future admissions. How many people live at the shelter? The shelter can house 17 women and children. On average 3-4 families are in the shelter at one time. Single women have a room to themselves. Families share a room. We do have resources to shelter men who are leaving abusive relationships. How many people work at the shelter? One shelter manager and five shelter relief staff are responsible for shelter coverage at all times. How safe is the shelter? The door to the shelter remains locked at all times. An alarm system is in place and alerts law enforcement if windows/doors are opened once the alarm is activated. The location of the shelter is confidential and no one other than staff or residents can enter the shelter unless prior approval/notification is received by the Shelter Manager. 100% of residents upon exit report feeling “safe or very safe” while at the shelter. What is the cost of staying at the shelter? This service is free. Am I free to come and go as I please at the shelter? This issue is addressed on an individual basis. A risk assessment is done on admission to the shelter. Those of higher risk and more safety issues are discouraged from leaving the shelter unescorted. The goal is to help each individual learn how to keep themselves safe while making their own independent choices. Is there a curfew? Residents are to be in the shelter by 10 p.m. Once the alarm is set, no one can enter or leave the shelter unless an emergency exists or prior approval from your victim advocate. How long can I stay? Length of stay is determined by the specific needs of the individual. Those needing to move will stay in shelter longer than those with a residence to return to. If it is a matter of changing the locks on the house/rental unit and filing a Protection From Abuse order to have the abuser removed, the length of stay may be short. If housing needs to be located and applications for reduced rent filed, it will take longer. The average length of stay is 2-4 weeks. Overnight stays can be arranged as well. The major factor in determining the length of stay is the safety of the victim. Safety planning is discussed early and ongoing as we work together. Once safety issues have been addressed and/or eliminated, plans for exiting the shelter are made. How many times can I stay at the shelter? As many as necessary. Persons escape abusive situations on average 7-8 times before they permanently leave. It is part of the dynamics of an abusive relationship. Hopefully, each stay provides the person with more tools and options so that eventually a complete break of the abusive relationship occurs. However, if a person discloses the location of the shelter to anyone and is asked to leave, they will not be readmitted under any circumstances. Putting other residents of the shelter at risk is not tolerated. Threatening staff/other residents and any display of violence will also lead to immediate exit of the shelter and no future admissions. How many people live at the shelter? The shelter can house 17 women and children. On average 3-4 families are in the shelter at one time. Single women have a room to themselves. Families share a room. We do have resources to shelter men who are leaving abusive relationships. How many people work at the shelter? One shelter manager and five shelter relief staff are responsible for shelter coverage at all times. How safe is the shelter? The door to the shelter remains locked at all times. An alarm system is in place and alerts law enforcement if windows/doors are opened once the alarm is activated. The location of the shelter is confidential and no one other than staff or residents can enter the shelter unless prior approval/notification is received by the Shelter Manager. 100% of residents upon exit report feeling “safe or very safe” while at the shelter. What is the cost of staying at the shelter? This service is free. Am I free to come and go as I please at the shelter? This issue is addressed on an individual basis. A risk assessment is done on admission to the shelter. Those of higher risk and more safety issues are discouraged from leaving the shelter unescorted. The goal is to help each individual learn how to keep themselves safe while making their own independent choices. Is there a curfew? Residents are to be in the shelter by 10 p.m. Once the alarm is set, no one can enter or leave the shelter unless an emergency exists or prior approval from your victim advocate. Un buen plan de seguridad tendrá toda la información vital que necesita, se adaptará a su situación única y lo guiará a través de diferentes escenarios. Aunque algunas de las cosas que detallas en tu plan de seguridad pueden parecer obvias, es importante recordar que en momentos de crisis tu cerebro no funciona de la misma manera que cuando estás tranquilo. Cuando la adrenalina corre por tus venas, puede ser difícil pensar con claridad o tomar decisiones lógicas sobre tu seguridad. Tener un plan de seguridad puede ayudarlo a pensar con más claridad. Lista de verificación: lo que debe llevar cuando se vaya:

Preguntas frecuentes sobre refugios Un espacio seguro es esencial para las víctimas de violencia doméstica y violencia sexual. BrightHouse ofrece refugio a las personas que sienten que están en peligro en sus propios hogares, como un paso para proporcionar un camino hacia la protección de las víctimas. ​ Entendemos que uno de los muchos desafíos que enfrentan los sobrevivientes de abuso es encontrar refugio para ellos y sus hijos. En BrightHouse, brindamos viviendas seguras y limpias a las víctimas y sus hijos, con apoyo las 24 horas. Nuestra casa está equipada con ropa y suministros para adultos y niños que pueden haber necesitado dejar todas sus pertenencias para encontrar seguridad. How long can I stay? Length of stay is determined by the specific needs of the individual. Those needing to move will stay in shelter longer than those with a residence to return to. If it is a matter of changing the locks on the house/rental unit and filing a Protection From Abuse order to have the abuser removed, the length of stay may be short. If housing needs to be located and applications for reduced rent filed, it will take longer. The average length of stay is 2-4 weeks. Overnight stays can be arranged as well. The major factor in determining the length of stay is the safety of the victim. Safety planning is discussed early and ongoing as we work together. Once safety issues have been addressed and/or eliminated, plans for exiting the shelter are made. How many times can I stay at the shelter? As many as necessary. Persons escape abusive situations on average 7-8 times before they permanently leave. It is part of the dynamics of an abusive relationship. Hopefully, each stay provides the person with more tools and options so that eventually a complete break of the abusive relationship occurs. However, if a person discloses the location of the shelter to anyone and is asked to leave, they will not be readmitted under any circumstances. Putting other residents of the shelter at risk is not tolerated. Threatening staff/other residents and any display of violence will also lead to immediate exit of the shelter and no future admissions. How many people live at the shelter? The shelter can house 17 women and children. On average 3-4 families are in the shelter at one time. Single women have a room to themselves. Families share a room. We do have resources to shelter men who are leaving abusive relationships. How many people work at the shelter? One shelter manager and five shelter relief staff are responsible for shelter coverage at all times. How safe is the shelter? The door to the shelter remains locked at all times. An alarm system is in place and alerts law enforcement if windows/doors are opened once the alarm is activated. The location of the shelter is confidential and no one other than staff or residents can enter the shelter unless prior approval/notification is received by the Shelter Manager. 100% of residents upon exit report feeling “safe or very safe” while at the shelter. What is the cost of staying at the shelter? This service is free. Am I free to come and go as I please at the shelter? This issue is addressed on an individual basis. A risk assessment is done on admission to the shelter. Those of higher risk and more safety issues are discouraged from leaving the shelter unescorted. The goal is to help each individual learn how to keep themselves safe while making their own independent choices. Is there a curfew? Residents are to be in the shelter by 10 p.m. Once the alarm is set, no one can enter or leave the shelter unless an emergency exists or prior approval from your victim advocate. Living Room Living Room One Bedroom Living Room 1/10 OBTENER AYUDA CONTACTO A NOSOTROS

STUFF THE BUS Help survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault by donating below. You can also help by purchasing items from the Stuff the Bus shopping list.

VOLUNTEER VOLUNTARIO Los voluntarios pueden ayudar con el alcance comunitario y el servicio directo o los programas de respuesta. Los voluntarios son supervisados por el Coordinador de Voluntarios y por el personal del programa. Puede ser voluntario de muchas maneras, ayudando con la recaudación de fondos de la agencia o la campaña de donación, sirviendo como miembro de la junta, ayudando con la línea de crisis o pintando las paredes en una de nuestras oficinas. En algunas capacidades, los voluntarios pasarán por una capacitación más deliberada y completa para darles la capacidad de atender directamente a los sobrevivientes o manejar situaciones de crisis relacionadas con la agresión sexual y la violencia doméstica. Cada voluntario ayuda a hacer de BrightHouse un lugar de seguridad y calidez para las víctimas de abuso sexual y doméstico. Fomentamos las preguntas, las sugerencias y el intercambio abierto entre el personal y los voluntarios. Estamos emocionados de que esté interesado en saber más sobre las oportunidades de voluntariado. Esperamos que considere qué papel puede desempeñar para apoyar a los sobrevivientes en nuestra comunidad. REQUISITOS PARA SER VOLUNTARIO Cualquier persona de al menos 18 años de edad es elegible para postularse como voluntario. No se necesita capacitación previa relacionada con agresión sexual o violencia doméstica para convertirse en voluntario, aunque se les pide a los sobrevivientes que esperen al menos un año antes de ser voluntarios. LO QUE PUEDES HACER BrightHouse se dedica a preparar voluntarios con el conocimiento para convertirse en una parte integral de la solución para poner fin a la violencia. Nuestra esperanza es que los voluntarios se beneficien tanto de su experiencia como el personal se beneficia de su servicio a la comunidad. Nuestra misión es brindar apoyo sin prejuicios a las víctimas de agresión sexual y violencia doméstica, sus familias y amigos.

DAR AYUDA LISTA DE DESEOS DE SUMINISTRO DE REFUGIO​ ​​ ​ Cojines nuevos sin usar Desodorante Para cajas de limpieza: fregonas, escobas, recogedores, escobillas de baño Para cajas de cocina: jarras, bandejas para cubiertos, tenedores, cuchillos de cocina de varios tamaños, bandejas para hornear galletas y pizza, tablas para cortar, abrelatas, tijeras, recipientes de almacenamiento con tapas (grandes de 18 a 20 galones) Para cajas de vivienda nueva: calendarios, destornilladores, velas nuevas, fósforos, cinta adhesiva, cajas de recetas con tarjetas, chinchetas, tachuelas adhesivas, ambientadores, nuevos botiquines de primeros auxilios, kits de costura, especias básicas sin abrir, baterías, analgésicos de venta libre sin abrir, sobres, bolígrafos de tinta Tarjetas regalo para comida Nuevas camisetas y pantalones cortos de gimnasia en tallas de niños pequeños a preadolescentes Nueva ropa interior de mujer y jovencita, todas las tallas Blusas y pantalones médicos tallas pequeña-extra grande Detector de humo para personas sordas Vigilabebés/niños para personas sordas Wish List This is a list of supplies we are currently needing. Business Supporters Here you will find a list of businesses that support our mission. Volunteer If you have time to get more involved, become a volunteer! Attend Events We have various events that happen throughout the year that help us to raise funds or awareness of domestic violence and sexual assault. Donate Monetary donations help to meet additional needs that arise throughout the year. Donate online, mail in a check, or bring donations to our office in person. BrightHouse 125 W. 2nd Ave, Ste. B Hutchinson, KS 67501 BrightHouse tiene una cuenta de dotación a través de la Hutchinson Community Foundation. Las donaciones se pueden hacer directamente a esta cuenta. Comuníquese con la Fundación Comunitaria Hutchinson al 620.663.5293 o aubrey@hutchcf.org f o más información. La planificación patrimonial también se puede utilizar para donar a BrightHouse. Si desea incluir la agencia en su patrimonio, consulte con su asesor legal sobre la mejor manera. Conecta tu cuenta de Amazon a AmazonSonrisa y elija nuestra organización para recibir porciones del dinero que gasta. ​ También puede elegirnos para beneficiarse de sus compras de Dillons a través de Comunidad de Dillons Recompensas . ​ Estate planning can also be used to donate to BrightHouse. If you would like to include the agency in your estate, consult with your legal advisor on the best means. CONTACTO A NOSOTROS CONTACTO CONTACTO A nosotros

HISTORY VOUNTEERS START SERVICES Concerned cit izens of Reno County began providing hotline services for victims of domestic violence and sexual assault. 1976 VOLUNTEERS START SERVICES Concerned citizens of Reno County began providing hotline services to victims and others affected by domestic violence and sexual assault. 1986 MERGE WITH RAPE HOTLINE The Victims of Abuse Network merges with the unincorporated Rape Hotline and the name changed to Sexual Assault Domestic Violence Center of Reno County, inc. SERVICES EXPAND TO NEARBY COUNTIES Due to the expansion of services in surrounding counties, the name was changed to Sexual Assault Domestic Violence Center, Inc. 1997 SERVICES EXPAND TO NEARBY COUNTIES Due to the expansion of services in surrounding counties, the name was changed to Sexual Assault Domestic Violence Center, Inc. SERVICES EXPAND TO NEARBY COUNTIES The Due to the expansion of services in surrounding counties, the name became Sexual Assault Domestic Violence Center, Inc. 2002 RURAL OFFICES OPEN Due to an expansion of services in surrounding counties, an office was opened in Lyons to serve Rice County. Then, in 2002, an office was opened in Kingman to serve both Harper and Kingman Counties. 2022 CVEC RENAMED PARENTING TIME CENTER (PTC) The Child Visitation and Exchange Center (CVEC) was renamed to the Parenting Time Center (PTC) COALITION AGAINST SPOUSAL ABUSE The agency becomes incorporated in December, 1981 as the Coalition Against Spousal Abuse. The name was later changed to Victims of Abuse Network. 1981 SHELTER SERVICES The shelter opened in 1987 and has continued since then to provide safety to women and children. 1987 CHILD VISITATION AND EXCHANCE CENTER (CVEC) The Child Visitation and Exchange Center (CVEC) was added to the services offered to families. 1999 REBRANDING TO BRIGHTHOUSE A successful rebranding through the Hutchinson Community Foundation renamed the agency to BrightHouse. 2018 BREVE HISTORIA DE BRIGHTHOUSE Desde 1976, BrightHouse ha brindado servicios de línea directa a víctimas y otras personas afectadas por la violencia doméstica y la violencia sexual. La agencia comenzó como una organización de base de ciudadanos preocupados del condado de Reno. Se incorporó por primera vez en diciembre de 1981 como Coalición contra el abuso conyugal. Posteriormente, el nombre se cambió a Victims of Abuse Network. En 1986, se fusionó con la Línea Directa de Violación no incorporada y el nombre cambió a Centro de Violencia Doméstica de Agresión Sexual del Condado de Reno, Inc. Debido a la expansión de los servicios en los condados circundantes, el nombre se convirtió en Centro de Violencia Doméstica de Agresión Sexual, Inc. en 1997. En 1999 se agregó el Centro de Intercambio y Visitación de Niños (CVEC) a los servicios ofrecidos a las familias. En 2018, un exitoso cambio de marca a través de Hutchinson Community Foundation cambió el nombre de la agencia a BrightHouse. ​ La casa de acogida en Hutchinson abrió sus puertas en 1987 y desde entonces ha continuado brindando seguridad a mujeres y niños. Desde 1976, los voluntarios han brindado apoyo y defensa a las víctimas. A través de los años, los fondos se han vuelto más disponibles y los voluntarios menos disponibles. El personal remunerado ha seguido brindando apoyo y defensa. La cantidad de sobrevivientes atendidos y la cantidad de servicios brindados continúan creciendo. ​ Hoy, BrightHouse enfrenta muchos desafíos. Un desafío es brindar servicios a quienes tradicionalmente están desatendidos. La población marginada más grande en nuestra área de servicio está geográficamente aislada: nuestra población rural. A lo largo de los años, BrightHouse ha recibido muchas subvenciones para hacer posible la divulgación en estas áreas. La primera subvención proporcionó una oficina en Lyons en el condado de Rice y, en 2002, SADVC abrió una oficina en Kingman para servir a los condados de Kingman y Harper. También servimos a otros que tradicionalmente están desatendidos.

SERVICIOS Línea de Crisis 24 Horas – 800.701.3630 Los defensores de BrightHouse altamente capacitados ofrecen apoyo emocional confidencial a cualquier persona cuya vida se haya visto afectada por una agresión sexual o violencia doméstica. Todos los servicios son confidenciales y gratuitos. Core Services Education Support Group Parenting Time Center Shelter FAQ Friends and Family of the Survivor If you have more questions about services, please reach out to the main office during business hours at 620-665-3630 or the CrisisLine by calling 620-663-2522 or Text " LIGHT " to 847411 . ​​ OBTENER AYUDA CONTACTO A NOSOTROS