April is Child Abuse Prevention Month and at Human Options we are committed to keeping each child free from abuse and violence. During this month our Family Resource Centers have some great activities and events planned. Check out and download our flyers below! Share and register for our events!  Some of the biggest victims of relationship violence are sometimes the youngest. Unfortunately, 65% of adults that abuse their partner physically and/or sexually abuse their children in the home. In recognition of this month, here are some ways to show your support and to illuminate the intersection between Child Abuse and Relationship Violence: ”Blue Mondays”- Wear Blue every Monday this month!...

RSVP today for our May Sisterhood meeting focusing on mental health awareness! During these last several months, our Family Resource Centers have been seeing an increased need for counseling services and are facing lengthy waitlists. Art therapy is a technique rooted in the idea that creative expression can foster healing and mental well-being. Art Therapy has been one of the modes of therapy that our clinicians and therapists have been providing to individuals needing support and healing. Join us on May 5th at 5:30pm for a VIRTUAL tour of one of our Family Resource Centers and to learn about the services available to children and families in our county! You...

Join us for our Serious Fun 2021 gala! Help raise critical funds for Human Options' life-changing services and programs at our 2021 gala, a Whimsical Evening in the Enchanted Forest. We are proud to celebrate DOVE Honorees, Michele and Abdo Khoury.

Looking to work with domestic violence survivors or just expand your knowledge? Sign up for Human Options' 40-hour state mandated workshop! Offered biannually in the Spring and Fall, this domestic violence series is ideal for those seeking employment or volunteer experience with a domestic violence organization in California. Emergency hotline volunteers help answer calls to our 24-hour hotline and document each call. Emergency hotline volunteers are asked to do at least one, 3 hour shift per week. All hotline volunteers are mandated by the State of California to complete a 40-hour domestic violence awareness training before being eligible to volunteer. For the safety of our volunteers, staff, and families we serve, we...