Community Crisis Center

10/23/2026

Supporting survivors is work we share. During Domestic Violence Awareness Month, we want to recognize and express our gratitude for the tribal victim service programs serving individuals and families throughout Ottawa, Delaware, and Craig Counties, including:

• Cherokee Nation ONE FIRE
• Eastern Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma Haven Tribal Advocacy Program
• Modoc Nation Behavioral Health Domestic Violence Prevention Program
• Peoria Tribe Health and Human Services Shield Program
• Quapaw Nation - OGahPah Family Services
• Sacred Program: Seneca-Cayuga nation
• Shawnee Tribe Victim Service Program
• Wyandotte Nation 477 Program Victim Services

Your advocates bring essential expertise, cultural knowledge, and compassion to this work. We appreciate your dedication to helping survivors access safety and support while honoring their identities, choices, and connections to their communities.

We also give a special shoutout to the Native Alliance Against Violence for its important work across Oklahoma- supporting tribal victim service programs, elevating their voices, and raising awareness about the services available to survivors.

In our rural area, working together helps bridge distances, connect resources, and expand the options available to survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, and human trafficking. These partnerships strengthen our collective ability to respond when someone needs help. To our tribal partners and the Native Alliance Against Violence: thank you for your leadership, collaboration, and commitment to survivors. We are grateful to work alongside you during DVAM and throughout the year. 💜

10/21/2026

Thank you to the Grove Rotary Club for allowing us to present alongside Jared Mason, Director of the Human Trafficking Response Unit at the Oklahoma Attorney General’s Office. Jared shared valuable insight into the important work being done across the state, including the development of a database system designed to better understand the prevalence of human trafficking in Oklahoma and strengthen efforts to identify and serve victim-survivors.

Human trafficking is happening in communities across Oklahoma, including our own. Raising awareness, strengthening partnerships, and improving how we identify and serve survivors are critical steps toward combating this crime.

Thank you, Grove Rotary, for providing a platform for this important conversation.

10/21/2026

In September, we continued providing shelter, safety, and support to individuals experiencing domestic violence, human trafficking, sexual assault, and stalking.

Because of the support of our community, our services remain free and available 24/7 to anyone in need. Thank you for helping us provide hope, healing, and a path forward for survivors every day. 💜

*Disclaimer- Includes both new and continuing clients who received services during the reporting month.

10/15/2026

On Thursdays we wear purple! 💜

10/14/2026

Go Purple for a Purpose 💜

Join us tomorrow for Purple Thursday to raise awareness for Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Wear purple, show your support, and don’t forget to tag us in your posts!

10/13/2026

We had a great time at the Dog Days in the Park event last Saturday!

Thank you to everyone who came out, brought their pets, and supported us and our fellow tribal DV/SA organizations. We’re grateful for our community coming together to raise awareness about domestic violence! 💜🐾

10/13/2026

10/10/2026

If you're at the Oktoberfest of Vinita, OK, make sure to find Erica, Sheridan, and Christina and say hi! 🙂💜

10/10/2026

10/10/2026

One night. One incredible community. An impact that lasts all year. 💜 The Caring Hands Gala is our largest and only major fundraiser of the year, providing essential support for the day-to-day operations of Community Crisis Center. Every dollar raised helps us meet the growing needs of our communities and ensures we can continue providing critical services to survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking.

This year was especially meaningful as we celebrated 45 years of service, honored the legacy of several pioneers who helped pave the way for this work, and exceeded our fundraising goal, raising over $146,500!

To every person and business who made this possible, thank you. Whether you sponsored the event, donated an auction item, volunteered your time, purchased a ticket, bid in the auction, made a monetary contribution, or simply helped spread the word, you played a part in this success.

We often say that the support this community gives our organization is unparalleled, and we mean that wholeheartedly. Year after year, you show up for survivors, for our mission, and for the belief that everyone deserves to live free from violence. We could not do this work without you. The generosity of this community doesn’t just make an event successful. It makes our services possible, strengthens our organization, and helps ensure that when someone reaches out for help, we are there to answer.

45 years of serving survivors, and a community that continues to stand beside us. Thank you for being part of our story and helping us build what comes next.

Feel free to drop your pictures below ⬇️ We can’t wait until next year!