Mental Wellness and Violence Prevention

We prioritize mental wellness and violence prevention through education, support groups, and counseling referrals. By providing resources and gender-based violence case management, we create safer, more supportive spaces for healing and empowerment.

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Providing safe, supportive spaces for healing, empowerment, and violence prevention through education and advocacy.

Gender-Based Violence Case Management

Monday & Wednesday

Our Gender-Based Violence Case Management services provide confidential support for individuals experiencing violence or abuse. We offer advocacy, safety planning, and connections to critical resources, ensuring survivors have the tools they need to heal and regain stability. Our team is here to listen, support, and empower—without judgment.

Mental Health First Aid

We build a culture of awareness, empathy, and early intervention.

TaskForce offers teens Mental Health First Aid, an evidence-based curriculum that equips young people with the knowledge and tools to recognize signs of mental health challenges in their peers. Participants learn how to respond with care, reduce stigma, and connect friends to trusted adults and professional support, building a culture of awareness, empathy, and early intervention.

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Testimonials

"TaskForce has positively impacted me because I was recently experiencing homelessness and they sent me in the right direction, helping me to find housing."

"TaskForce has had a positive impact on me because they opened my eyes to a lot of things and helped me to express myself."

FAQs

What is Gender-Based Violence (GBV) Case Management?

GBV Case Management provides confidential support, advocacy, and resources for individuals who have experienced violence, abuse, or harm based on their gender or identity.

What kind of support do you offer?

We provide safety planning, crisis intervention, emotional support, legal and medical advocacy, and referrals to shelters and counseling services.

Do I need to file a police report to receive help?

No, reporting to law enforcement is not required to access our services. We support survivors in making the choices that are best for them.

Is this service confidential?

Yes, all conversations and services are completely confidential to ensure your safety and privacy.

How do I get help?

You can reach out to us in person or by phone to connect with a case manager.

Is there a cost for these services?

No, all GBV Case Management services are provided free of charge.

Can you help with housing or emergency shelter?

Yes, we can connect survivors to emergency shelter options and long-term housing resources based on their needs.

What if I’m not sure I need help?

If you’re uncertain, you are still welcome to reach out. We can provide information, resources, and a supportive space to talk through your situation.

Explore Our Other Programs

Prevention and Treatment

We promote health and wellness by providing HIV/STI testing, PrEP navigation, and sexual health education to empower our community.

Safe Space and Community Outreach

TaskForce is committed to creating spaces where everyone can fully embrace and express their authentic selves.

Essential Services

We provide essential support to the community by offering food, hygiene kits, clothing, and other basic necessities.

Advocacy

We champion inclusivity and justice by building strong community partnerships and amplifying LGBTQ+ voices.