Human Response Network Services and Programs

111 Mountain View St.
Weaverville, California
(530) 623-2024 or 1-800-358-5251

24-Hour Crisis Line: 623-HELP

Human Response Network - Office Location in Weaverville, California, Serving all of Trinity County

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The Human Response Network is dedicated to protecting each person's right to live in safety with dignity. The agency grew out of a grassroots movement to provide support to women and children who were victims of domestic violence, abuse, or sexual assault. Established in 1980 by women determined to provide badly needed resources to Trinity County families, the Human Response Network has grown to a large staff of professionals and volunteers, expanding its role to include a wide range of children, family, and victim services and resources.

Following is a summary of the resources offered today. Separate, in-depth brochures about specific programs are available at the agency's offices.

Prevention

Intervention

Child Care Services

Youth Programs

Weaverville Youth Center 623-2785
Hayfork Youth Center 628-5210
FNL (Friday Night Live) mentor Program
MOST ( Men of Strength) Club
1-to-1 Mentor Program
WASH (Weaverville Elementary School Homework) Mentor Program

Family Services

Tobacco Education Program California Smoker's Helpline 1-800-NO-BUTTS
Home Based Family Services
Welcome Baby Program
In-Home Parent Aides
Parent education
Mentor Program
VITA (Volunteer Income Tax Assistance)

Presentations

Done at all schools and are available for other agencies

Emergency Assistance

Help with utility shut-offs
Emergency & transitional housing
Food assistance
Transportation Assistance
Motel voucher
Assistance with dry goods
(prescriptions, diapers, personal hygiene items).

>> More Prevention Information...

Domestic Violence Victim Assistance

Domestic Violence Victim Services
Women's Heatlh
Definitions, Emotional, Physical, Financial, Stalking, Child Custody
Cycle of Violence
Options for Help
- 911 Immediate Danger
- Human Response Network 623-HELP line
- Protection order explanation
- Link to Judicial Council web site
Visit LoveIsRespect.org
Visit www.About-face.org
Domestic Violence Victim Support Group
Trinity County Fair Booth in August
Clothesline Project in October
Purple Ribbon Campaign in October

Rape Crisis Center - Sexual Assault Victim Assistance

Sexual Assault Victims
Definitions, Adult, Teenager, Child, AMAC-adult molested as a child
Options for Help
- 911 Immediate Danger
- Human Response Network 623-HELP line
- Sexual Assault Response Team
- Jane Doe right explained
Annual Event: Denim Day & Clothesline Project in April

623-HELP Crisis Hot Line established 1980

Trainings
Domestic Violence education twice annually
Sexual Assault education once annually
Application to Volunteer & Job Description

Be an Ally to Gay or Lesbian People

Definitions, Questions, How to Start

>> More Intervention Information...

Child Care Resources

Locating Child Care Resources
- Family child care homes
- Preschool centers
- State preschools
- After school child care
Subsidized Child Care Programs
- Assistance with child care costs for work or school/training
- Respite child care
Child Care Provider Assistance
- Licensing or Trustline
- Child care food program
- Workshops & Trainings
- Fingerprinting
Children & Family Festival
Children's Car Seat Program
Bicycle Helmet Safety Program

Large Lending Library

Parenting & Child information. Videos, toys, games, and books. >> Lending Library PDF

"The most vital right is the
right to love and be loved."
E. Goldman

>> More Child Care Information...

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Call: (530) 623-2024 or 1-800-358-5251
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