Deaf Smith County Crisis Center

09/10/2026

Community Help Needed.
Our center is currently supporting two young children who were recently placed in a new home from foster care. Unfortunately, they arrived with very little and do not have clothing, shoes, or personal belongings with them.

We are hoping our amazing community can help us make sure these little ones have some of the basics they need to feel comfortable, cared for, and welcomed. 🧸

Items needed:
👧 Toddler Girl
Clothing: 24 months–2T
Diapers: 4-5
Shoes: Size 10C
👦 Boy
Clothing: 5T-6T
Shoes: Size 12C

New or gently used items are greatly appreciated. If you have anything that could help, please consider donating. Every item, no matter how small, can make a big difference for these children. ❤️
Thank you to our community for always showing up when families and children need us most. We are so grateful for your kindness and generosity. 🙏
Drop off times to the center are Monday-Friday 9AM to 5PM
Items will be picked up from us 9/18/2026
Please message our crisis center page if you would like to donate or help.

09/01/2026

If it feels wrong 9/10 it IS wrong. If you or a loved one are experiencing abuse know you are not alone and there are advocates that can help you navigate a safety plan. Help is a call away 806-363-6727 ☎️

The items that are considered physical abuse might surprise you. They include breaking your things, trapping you and driving recklessly. How many of these have you/did you experience? https://carolineabbott.com/what-is-domestic-violence/

09/01/2026

We are currently taking donations to help support families and individuals in our community. Every donation, new or used, big or small, makes a difference! If you have items you’d like to donate, please reach out or drop them off during office hours. Thank you for helping us give back to our community! ❤️

08/28/2026

This was such a powerful and healing moment. ❤️ hearing Arianna’s story – from her childhood, through the life she lived, to the heartbreaking moment when her life was brutally taken – made her story and her loss feel even more personal.
Ariana’s Light Foundation  is doing incredible work by bringing awareness to domestic violence and reminding us that it can be fatal. But the impact doesn’t end with the loss of a life. The effects are felt deeply by everyone left behind. In Arianna’s case, that includes an innocent little boy who now has to grow up without his mother as well as countless family members and friends who loved her deeply and were blessed to be a part of her life. Ariana’s light continues to shine through the work being done in her memory. May her story continue to bring awareness, inspire change, and remind us why we must keep speaking up about domestic violence. 🕊️💜

08/27/2026

let’s come together as a community and surround this family with love, support, and any help we can provide during this difficult time.

08/27/2026

Join us as we come together to navigate, learn about, and better understand the impact of domestic violence. This is a safe and supportive space to share, listen, and connect with others who may be walking a similar path. Your journey is uniquely yours, but you never have to walk it alone. WE are here to support you every step of the way.

08/26/2026

08/25/2026

08/25/2026

We are incredibly grateful for the opportunity to collaborate, connect, and share our experiences with others who are equally passionate about the importance of the movement we are a part of. We value the opportunity to learn from one another and strengthen our collective commitment to supporting survivors and creating meaningful change. We look forward to participating in many more trainings and opportunities to collaborate with TCFV in the future. Cathy Henzen we enjoyed your visit and we look forward to working with you and everyone else at Texas Council on Family Violence. 💜