Domestic Abuse and Sexual Assault and Abuse Counseling
Women and children survivors of domestic abuse, sexual assault or abuse can participate in short-term individual or group counseling. Free, onsite childcare is available during counseling sessions. To make an appointment to see a counselor and for childcare, contact The Women's Center at 262-547-4600.

Transitional Living
Safe, affordable housing and support services are provided to women and their children while they make the transition from an abusive environment to independent living. The Women's Center operates four homes for large families and five apartments for single women and women with one or two children. To speak with a counselor, contact The Women's Center at 262-547-4600.

Legal Advocacy
Legal advocates help victims of abuse or harassment file temporary restraining orders and injunctions and also offer support to victims at court hearings. Legal advocates are located at both The Women's Center and the Waukesha County Courthouse. To speak to a legal advocate, call The Women's Center at 262-547-4600 or the courthouse at 262-896-8243 or visit the Waukesha County Courthouse office at 515 West Moreland Boulevard.

Community Education
The Women's Center's community educator speaks to small and large groups in the community about domestic violence, sexual assault and abuse. The focus and type of presentation given are determined by both the participating group and the community educator. To arrange for a presentation, contact The Women's Center at 262-547-4600.

24-Hour Crisis Line
Staff at The Women's Center answer questions and offer support 24 hours a day, seven days a week. To speak with someone, call 262-542-3828 or toll free at 1-888-542-3828.

Employment Counseling
Workshops and counseling are available to help men and women obtain or retain employment. Clients identify their skills and employment objectives with the help of an employment counselor. Services are offered in English and Spanish. To schedule a counseling appointment, call 262-547-4600. For additional information on employment programs, click here.

Family Support Project
The Family Support Project offers a variety of services designed to teach families positive ways to deal with stress, manage behavior, and communicate effectively. Support groups for Parents of Young Children and Grandparents Parenting Again meet weekly. Short-term family counseling is also available. Parenting classes address an array of issues and ages and can last from 2 to 8 weeks. Please call ahead for a class schedule. For more information, contact The Women's Center at 262-547-4600 or click here to visit the parenting section of this website.

Emergency Respite and Onsite Childcare
Respite childcare provides parents and caregivers a break during stressful times or emergencies by using licensed daycare centers and foster-care homes. Onsite childcare is available during support groups, classes, and counseling appointments. To make an appointment for respite or onsite childcare, call 262-547-4600. (Waukesha County residents only)