Domestic Violence Help

We provide culturally sensitive, trauma-informed advocacy services to support and empower survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, human trafficking, and/or missing or murdered indigenous people. Our services include: advocacy, counseling, emergency shelter placement, education & trainings, referrals, transportation, community outreach, court accompaniment, voucher assistance, temporary restraining order (TRO) assistance, and safety planning.

Participate in a creative craft while engaging in uplifting discussions. Both locations provide a supportive atmosphere, open minds, and a safe space for all women. We invite women who wish to come together, feel empowered, and enjoy crafting. All materials will be supplied.

Dedicated to educating and organizing for social change, upholding the Tribe’s authority as a sovereign Indian nation to protect its women citizens and create the laws, policies, protocols, and advocacy services addressing violence against Native women crimes on the La Jolla Reservation.

We are committed to securing justice for California Tribal peoples by protecting and advancing Indian rights, self-determination, and tribal nationbuilding. We offer free or low-cost representation to both Native individuals and tribes in matters of federal Indian law, as well as several special projects outside our traditional practice areas. Additionally, we provide community education and outreach on topics focused at improving the lives of Natives, strengthening tribal governments, and more.

One Safe Place is a safe place for anyone who has experienced family violence, elder abuse, child abuse, hate crimes, human trafficking, or other crimes. At One Safe Place – The North County Family Justice Center – we provide comprehensive free services in a safe and judgement-free environment that empowers people to move forward with their lives. We
have dozens of community partners on site, in collaboration with the District Attorney’s Office, who are here to help.

Committed to working with victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, dating violence and stalking to prevent abuse and harassment from occurring in the community. Our program will provide appropriate support and assistance to victims, this includes maintaining confidentiality to the greatest extent possible for coming forward for help, resource and referrals that include victim advocacy, emergency shelter placement, medical, counseling, and legal referrals when needed.

We work to bring awareness against sexual assault, domestic violence, dating violence, stalking, sex-trafficking, and murdered & missing within tribalcommunities in California. The purpose of our coalition is to enhance the capacity of survivors, advocates, victim organizations, and victim service providers to end violence against American Indian and Alaskan Native people. The goal of our organization is to increase the approachability to improving systemic and community responses to victims. To raise awareness, educate, and to provide technical assistance, training, and supportive services for victims including cultural and unique barriers facing Native Americans.

Tuchily Healing Hearts- Mobile Crisis Response Team
Provides 24/7 crisis intervention and supportive services for individuals experiencing a mental health, substance use, or situational crisis, serving both Native and non-Native community members. Services include case management, transportation assistance, emergency shelter coordination, food support, and connection to essential resources.

Behavioral Health Bridge Housing (BHBH)
Behavioral Health Bridge Housing Program supports individuals experiencing or at risk of homelessness who have mental health or substance use concerns. The program provides emergency shelter, transportation assistance, food support, case management, and short- and long-term rental assistance with required participation in financial literacy, job readiness, and vocational services to promote long-term self-sufficiency.

State Opioid Response (SOR) – TAY Youth
The State Opioid Response program serves Transition Age Youth (TAY) experiencing or at risk of homelessness with substance use or mental health concerns. Services include rapid rehousing, treatment linkage, supportive services, and stabilization support.

Tribal Opioid Response (TOR)
The Tribal Opioid Response program provides community-based education, prevention, and outreach services focused on substance use awareness, harm reduction, and culturally responsive support.

Julian Pathways is hosting our annual wellness fair. The purpose of the event is to inform our community about the services that are available in our community and surrounding. We are also offering health and fun/wellness activities. This is a free event and open to all.