Shelby County CVRCC

The Shelby County Crime Victims & R**e Crisis Center is committed to serving individuals and families with compassion, support, and hope. We provide free and confidential 24-hour services for victims of sexual assault and violent crime, including crisis intervention, counseling, court accompaniment, advocacy, support groups, and prevention education.

Our mission is to ensure survivors are never alone while empowering our community through healing, awareness, and resources that promote safety and wellness for all.

We are closed on Monday in observance of Memorial Day. Our 24/7 Sexual Assault Hotline is available by calling 901-222-4350.

➡️ Victims of stalking or sexual assault may qualify for an Order of Protection regardless of their relationship with the offender. For domestic abuse cases, the abuser must be a spouse, former partner, household member, dating/sexual partner, or relative.

➡️ Before filing, victims should have the offender’s full name and address. If the offender lives out of state, additional service fees may apply.

➡️ To get started:

1. Call The Shelby County Crime Victims & R**e Crisis Center at 901-222-3950 to speak with an advocate.
2. An advocate will discuss safety concerns, review the case, and determine eligibility for an Order of Protection.

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✨Did you know that The Shelby County Crime Victims & R**e Crisis Center provides free and confidential 24-hour sexual assault services to survivors in our community?

✨Our team is committed to offering compassionate crisis intervention, emotional support, advocacy, and court accompaniment to ensure that victims are never alone during one of the most difficult times in their lives. From the moment a survivor reaches out, we work to provide a safe, supportive, and trauma-informed environment focused on healing, empowerment, and hope.

✨Whether someone needs immediate assistance, resources, or guidance through the legal process, our dedicated staff and advocates are here every step of the way. If you or someone you know needs help, please call us at 901-222-3950. The Shelby County Crime Victims & R**e Crisis Center is here to See the Person. Support the Journey.

Mental Health Awareness Month reminds us that healing is just as important as physical health. The Shelby County Crime Victims & R**e Crisis Center is committed to supporting individuals and families impacted by crime through compassionate counseling and advocacy services. Our counseling program provides free and confidential support designed to help survivors strengthen emotional wellness, process trauma, and begin the journey toward healing. Whether through individual, group, trauma, or teen counseling, we believe every person deserves to be seen, heard, and supported. 💙💚💙💚

This month, we encourage our community to prioritize mental wellness, check in on loved ones, and remember that help is available. To learn more about our services or to speak with someone, contact The Shelby County Crime Victims & R**e Crisis Center at 901-222-3950

During Mental Health Awareness Month 2026, The Shelby County Crime Victims & R**e Crisis Center encourages our community to prioritize mental wellness and make space for healing, connection, and self-care.

Whether it’s gardening, music, painting, cycling, meditation, or simply taking time to breathe, healthy hobbies can support emotional well-being and reduce stress.

Every person has a story, and every journey matters. Together, we can create a stronger, more compassionate community where individuals feel seen, supported, and never alone. 💚

See the Person. Support the Journey.  

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✅Check-ins matter. During Mental Health Awareness Month, the Shelby County Crime Victims & R**e Crisis Center encourages everyone to take time to see the person and support the journey. Mental wellness is an important part of overall health, and simple acts of compassion, listening, and support can make a lasting impact. No one should face life’s challenges alone.

✅If you or someone you know needs support or resources, please call the Shelby County Crime Victims & R**e Crisis Center at 901-222-3950.

Mental health conditions affect everyone and are more than a diagnosis. In , we promote understanding and informed support.

About 1 in 4 adults with a serious mental illness also has a substance use disorder, highlighting the mental–behavioral health link. Effective support requires a whole-person approach.

The Shelby County Crime Victims & R**e Crisis Center offers compassionate assistance. Call 901-222-3950 for help or information. We are here for you.