Take the First Step
Reaching out is the hardest part. A member of our team will follow up with resources, referrals, and support — at no cost to you, with complete confidentiality.
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Reach Out
There is no wrong time to reach out. Whether you are in crisis today or planning for a hearing next month, Sanctuary is ready. Contact us however feels safest to you.
We respond within 24-48 hours. This is our most secure line of communication.
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Everything you share with Sanctuary is confidential. We do not share your information with ACS, courts, or anyone else without your explicit written consent.
By email or any method that feels safe to you. You only need to share what you are comfortable sharing.
A brief, confidential discussion about your situation and needs. No judgment. No forms to fill out first.
Together, we figure out what support would be most helpful right now — legal, emotional, practical, or all three.
We make warm introductions — not cold referrals. A specific person will be expecting your call or email.
A dedicated peer advocate becomes your consistent point of contact — through court, through recovery, through reunification.
Privacy notice: Your information is confidential. Reaching out to Sanctuary does not create a legal relationship. We are not a law firm. Contacting us does not notify ACS, courts, or any other agency.
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Free. Confidential. No Judgment.
There is no application, no eligibility test, no income threshold, and no waiting list for initial contact. You do not need to be sober to reach out. You do not need to be in court yet. You just need to reach out.
Connected with experienced family court attorneys at no cost to you.
Someone who has been there walks beside you at every step.
Help finding treatment, meetings, and court-recognized recovery programs.
Plain-language guidance on what courts expect and how to prepare.