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	ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES
	101 Main Street Humble, TX 77338 (281) 446-2615 FamilyTime Office Hours Monday - Thursday 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Friday 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Email: FamilyTime
	EMERGENCY NUMBERS
	FamilyTime 24-hour Crisis Helpline (281) 446-2615 Police & Ambulance 911
	NON-EMERGENCY NUMBERS
	Humble Police Department (281) 446-7127 Harris County Sheriff's Department (713) 221-6000 Montgomery County Sheriff'ss Department (409) 760-5800 Houston Police Department (713) 222-3131
	MEDICAL
	Memorial Hermann Northeast Medical Center (281) 540-7700 Northeast Emergency Room (281) 540-7999 Kingwood Medical Center (281)348-8000
	HOW YOU CAN HELP
	FamilyTime needs help in many ways, including financial assistance and volunteer work. If you would like to volunteer or make a financial contribution, please contact FamilyTime at (281) 446-2615 for more information.
	THRIFT SHOP
	FamilyTime Thrift Shop 23874 Loop 494 Porter, TX 77365 (281) 354-5590 Monday - Friday 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Saturday 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. In-kind contributions such as clothing, household items, linens, and children's toys are gladly accepted at the FamilyTime Thrift Shop. Items sold at the FamilyTime Thrift Shop directly benefit the many programs that FamilyTime offers to assist victims of violence, including the shelter. All donations made to FamilyTime are tax-deductible.

Services offered at no cost to victim
•	24-hour telephone crisis intervention.
•	24 hour-a-day emergency shelter for victims of family violence.
•	Advocacy and accompaniment to assist the victim through hospital, police and court proceedings.
•	Free individual and group counseling (support and therapy) for victims of family and/or sexual violence and their families. Call for dates and times.
•	Assistance in obtaining needed services for victims including legal, medical transportation, housing, employment services, etc.
•	Public education and professional training on sexual assault and family violence issues.
•	Assistance in filling out Crime Victims Compensation forms.

	What do you do if family violence is a problem?
1.	Collect important papers (or copies); birth certificates, social security cards and drivers license.
2.	Get a copy of your car key.
3.	Pack basic clothing for yourself and your children.
4.	Leave papers and necessities with a neighbor or in another safe place.
5.	Seek Counseling. Discuss feelings with friends, family, clergy or community counselor.

	Family Violence Facts...
•	A woman is beaten every 15 seconds.
•	60-80% of the men who abuse grew up in an abusive home.
•	Children exposed to family violence often become batterers and victims, thus continuing the cycle of violence.
•	FamilyTime provides shelter to women and their children, counseling to families, and help through the 24-hour helpline.
•	The cycle of violence can be broken with professional help and community support.
•	FamilyTime provides free counseling to victims of family violence.