615-553-4583

Current Services:

INTERVENTION – PREVENTION – CASE MANAGEMENT

Domestic Violence/Human Trafficking Shelter Placement/Relocation Assistance

Domestic Violence- Law Enforcement Assistance Program: 

Just as police officers are not quasi-firemen, they do not have the tools, training, or time to put out a fire, therefore, they call the fire department.

Just as police officers are not para-psychologists, quasi-child protective service providers, or para-social workers who will spend hours and multiple visits to a home to do evaluations, assessments, safety planning, mental health services and referrals – or take a child who is endangered from a home; They would call a professional service provider.

Just as police officers would not attempt to triage a traumatic brain injury or renter medical aid to a stroke or heart attack victim, but would all the emergency medical team (EMT) to respond and take the appropriate actions…

We believe that justice reform includes tapping into the services already in existence in our communities and work together to promote solutions-focused, time sensitive, resources for domestic violence offenders and victims.

Domestic Violence Service Providers are specifically trained individuals who have the time, tools, and resources for the entire family unit and can assist law enforcement and the judicial system in alleviating another “Gabby Petito” situation whereby no arrest was made, no resources were given, and the victim was dead 24 hours later.

Our goal is to do an on-scene assessment and/or evaluation to determine the offender and the victim, hold the offender accountable, and get the victim(s) to safety before the incident becomes another domestic violence homicide. In the case of a non-violent domestic dispute, we offer home visits and on going case management.

Domestic Violence Counseling (One-on-One Discipleship)

  • One on one (with same-sex counselors)
  • Marriage
  • Family
  • Offender (including prison visit/counseling)
  • Victim (Including on-site, 911 calls)

Public Speaking – D.V. Awareness, Education – Service Provider Training

  • Holly’s Personal Testimony
  • Childhood Molestation
  • Childhood gang-rape
  • Date Rape
  • Abortion (not related to rape)
  • Marriage and Divorce and the Cycle of violence
  • Repentance
  • Forgiveness
  • Definitions and Types of violence/abuse
  • Safety Planning
  • Danger Assessment
  • Police procedure
  • Maneuvering the Legal process
  • Shelters and Resource Information, and Referrals
  • Sibling Rivalry (the #1 form of Domestic Violence)
  • Bullying/maladaptive childhood behaviors
  • Parenting (The #1 empirically proven method to modify behaviors)
  • Date Abuse/Rape
  • Abortion
  • Pornography
  • Men (Lead by Men)
  • Women (Lead by Women)

Court Assistance

  • Lay-legal counseling to help you navigate the court system
  • Lay-legal counseling to help you with Orders of Protection
  • Attorney Referrals
  • Advocate/Victim Assistance
  • Case Management
  • Life Skills Assessment
  • Resources
  • Referrals
  • Accompaniment to and from court, Attorney, and police appearances

When we obtain a facility in Wilson County, we commit to:

615-553-4583

Court-Mandated Domestic Violence Classes: Men and Women over the age of 18.

  • Curriculum has met all court mandated guidelines for court-ordered domestic violence classes.
  • Biblically based, Christ-centered curriculum, facilitator, and workbooks
  • $5 per class per person – open to Adults men and women, over the age of 18.

Offender Programing – Led by David Ashley, MAA/MDiv.

  • “Fit To Lead” is a state-certified, empirically tested/biblically based, Batterer Intervention Program (BIP).
  • One-on-One personal counseling (one-on-one discipleship)
  • Group theraputic/discipleship
  • One-on-One personal training (in a gym, with equipment)
  • Proven to enhance self-regulation and control
  • Proven to increase discipline
  • Proven to modify and even eliminate bad behavioral patterns

Domestic Violence Counseling (One-on-One Discipleship)

  • One on one (with same-sex counselors)
  • Marriage
  • Family
  • Offender (including prison visit/counseling)
  • Victim (Including on-site, 911 calls)

Public Speaking – D.V. Awareness, Education – Service Provider Training

  • Holly’s Personal Testimony
  • Childhood Molestation
  • Childhood gang-rape
  • Date Rape
  • Abortion (not related to rape)
  • Marriage and Divorce and the Cycle of violence
  • Repentance
  • Forgiveness
  • Definitions and Types of violence/abuse
  • Safety Planning
  • Danger Assessment
  • Police procedure
  • Maneuvering the Legal process
  • Shelters and Resource Information, and Referrals
  • Sibling Rivalry (the #1 form of Domestic Violence)
  • Bullying/maladaptive childhood behaviors
  • Parenting (The #1 empirically proven method to modify behaviors)
  • Date Abuse/Rape
  • Abortion
  • Pornography
  • Men (Lead by Men)
  • Women (Lead by Women)

Court Assistance

  • Lay-legal counseling to help you navigate the court system
  • Lay-legal counseling to help you with Orders of Protection
  • Attorney Referrals
  • Advocate/Victim Assistance
  • Case Management
  • Assessments and Evaluations (risk assessments, mental health, addiction, victimology, criminology, etc.).
  • Resources
  • Referrals
  • Accompaniment to and from court, Attorney, and police appearances