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# LAWS Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Services

Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Services

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## Posts

- [The Resourceful Woman Celebrates Grand Opening of New Designer Closet in Downtown Leesburg](https://lcsj.org/the-resourceful-woman-celebrates-grand-opening-of-new-designer-closet-in-downtown-leesburg/) - New appointment-only shopping experience brings high-end fashion at accessible prices to Loudoun County while supporting survivors and violence prevention through LAWS The Resourceful Woman, the downtown Leesburg thrift store supporting the mission of LAWS Domestic Violence & Sexual Assault Services, is celebrating the grand opening of its new Designer Closet, an appointment-only shopping experience featuring
- [The Most Important Voice in the Room](https://lcsj.org/the-most-important-voice-in-the-room/) - I recently read Marlee Liss's thoughtful reflection on the criticism and polarization that often surrounds conversations about sexual violence and abuse. It reminded me of something we see every day in our work with survivors. Too often, public conversations become about everyone except the survivor.
- [Parents Can Do Hard Things...In Fact, They Must](https://lcsj.org/upstream-crew/) - Being a parent comes with a never-ending list of hard things, and near the top of that list is talking to our kids about relationships and sex. These conversations—often referred to as “the talk”—have long been dreaded by both parents and kids alike. In generations past, these discussions were often avoided altogether. But we know
- [Online Safety: Simple Tips for Kids & Teens](https://lcsj.org/online-safety-simple-tips-for-kids-teens/) - By Dan Snow I raised 5 great sons in Loudoun County, and coming from a career in law enforcement, I was always concerned with online safety. This concern has continued as my boys are now having children. After retiring, I looked for volunteer opportunities where I could make some small contribution. The LAWS Upstream Crew, as well
- [LAWS Surpasses $9.4 Million with Major Support from Loudoun County, Claude Moore Charitable Foundation, and Community Donors](https://lcsj.org/laws-surpasses-9-4-million-with-major-support-from-loudoun-county-claude-moore-charitable-foundation-and-community-donors/) - Leesburg, VA — April 29, 2026 — LAWS Domestic Violence & Sexual Assault Services (LAWS) has secured over $9.4 million toward its $11.6 million capital campaign to build a new Shelter & Community Services Center — marking a historic step forward for survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault in Loudoun County. This campaign milestone
- [What Does Going Upstream Mean?](https://lcsj.org/what-does-going-upstream-mean/) - Learn the basics of primary prevention and what the Upstream Crew is all about
- [Teen Power & Control Wheel](https://lcsj.org/teen-power-control-wheel/) - Threats & physical/sexual assaults are usually the actions that allow others to become aware of domestic violence. However, regular use of other abusive behaviors by the abuser make up a larger system of abuse. Although physical assaults may occur rarely or occasionally, they instill threat of future violent attacks & allow the abuser to take control of the victim’s life & circumstances. The Power & Control Diagram helps understand the overall pattern of abusive & violent behaviors used by an abuser to establish & maintain control over their partner. Very often, one or more violent incidents are accompanied by an array of these types of abuse. They are less easily identified, yet firmly establish a pattern of intimidation & control in the relationship.
- [LAWS Parent Handbook](https://lcsj.org/laws-parent-handbook/) - Parent's Guide to Talking about Relationships,Body Safety, and Respect
- [Connecting the Dots CDC Report](https://lcsj.org/connecting-the-dots-cdc-report/) - Violence takes many forms, including intimate partner violence, sexual violence, child maltreatment, bullying, suicidal behavior, and elder abuse and neglect. These forms of violence are interconnected and often share the same root causes. They can also all take place under one roof, or in a given community or neighborhood and can happen at the same time or at different stages of life. Understanding the overlapping causes of violence and the things that can protect people and communities is important, and can help us better address violence in all its forms.
- [Kids at Hope Ted Talk](https://lcsj.org/kids-at-hope-ted-talk/) - In his TEDx talk, Rick Miller challenges the long-standing practice of labeling children as “at risk.” Instead, he introduces the Kids at Hope framework, built on a powerful belief: all children are capable of success—no exceptions. Miller explains that outcomes improve when adults shift from focusing on deficits to cultivating belief, connection, and future vision. When children are surrounded by adults who believe in them, build meaningful relationships, and help them imagine positive futures, hope becomes actionable—and success becomes attainable.
- [A Future Built on Mentorship Report](https://lcsj.org/a-future-built-on-mentorship-report/) - Mentorship represents one of the most powerful forms of social infrastructure we can build — human connections that create ripple effects extending far beyond individual relationships.
- [The Infrastructure of Youth Mentorship](https://lcsj.org/the-infrastructure-of-youth-mentorship/) - This reel is a powerful reminder of how much one person can matter. So many kids are growing up without a consistent, positive adult in their corner — and that absence has real consequences. Mentorship isn’t about having all the answers; it’s about showing up, listening, and believing in someone before they fully believe in themselves. When an adult takes the time to guide, encourage, and stay present, it can change the trajectory of a young person’s life in ways that ripple far beyond the moment.
- [Upstream Crew Launch](https://lcsj.org/upstream-crew-launch/) - We’re thrilled to launch The Upstream Crew! 🚣 A brand-new workshop series from the LAWS Prevention Team designed for mentors to youth — parents, caregivers, teachers, coaches, counselors, and more. Let’s go upstream together and tackle the tough conversations that help kids build healthy, respectful relationships. 💬💜
- [River Story](https://lcsj.org/river-story/) - In this short animated video, the Pennsylvania Coalition Against Rape uses a river metaphor to explain why prevention must happen upstream. Rather than focusing solely on crisis response after harm occurs, the video illustrates how addressing root causes early reduces suffering, saves resources, and strengthens communities. The message is clear: real impact comes from investing in education, support, and systems that prevent harm before it begins—creating safer outcomes for individuals, families, and communities as a whole.
- [How to Support a Friend Experiencing Abuse](https://lcsj.org/how-to-support-a-friend-experiencing-abuse/) - If you’ve ever suspected, or known, that a friend, coworker, or loved one is experiencing abuse, you know how heavy that knowledge can feel. You may lie awake at night wondering if they’re safe. You may rehearse what to say but stop yourself out of fear of saying the wrong thing. You may even feel helpless.
- [Inside LAWS’ Legal Services: What You Need to Know](https://lcsj.org/inside-laws-legal-services-what-you-need-to-know/) - For many survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, or child abuse, one of the scariest parts of seeking help is figuring out the legal system. Courts can feel overwhelming, unfamiliar, and intimidating. Questions about protective orders, custody, or even whether you’ll need a lawyer can weigh heavily.
- [Why Domestic Violence Awareness Month Matters](https://lcsj.org/why-domestic-violence-awareness-month-matters/) - Every October, communities across the United States come together for Domestic Violence Awareness Month (DVAM). It is a time to shine a light on an issue that too often remains hidden in silence. DVAM honors those who have lost their lives to domestic violence, uplifts survivors, and reminds us that change is possible when a community works together.
- [The Season of Safety — Supporting Survivors Through the Holidays](https://lcsj.org/the-season-of-safety-supporting-survivors-through-the-holidays/) - As autumn settles over Loudoun County and families prepare for the holidays, many of us enter what we call the season of giving. But for survivors of domestic violence, this time of year can bring deep emotional pain, financial stress, and isolation. What should be a season of warmth and connection can instead feel like a season of uncertainty and survival.
- [Standing With Survivors: Practical Ways to Make a Difference](https://lcsj.org/standing-with-survivors-practical-ways-to-make-a-difference/) - Survivors of domestic and sexual violence carry extraordinary strength, but safety and healing are not journeys they should take alone. Community support is essential. Whether through small, everyday actions or larger commitments of time and resources, each of us has a role to play in standing with survivors.
- [Giving Hope — How Your Support Transforms Lives](https://lcsj.org/giving-hope-how-your-support-transforms-lives/) - When you support LAWS (Loudoun Abused Women’s Shelter), you are not just donating—you are investing in safety, stability, and second chances for survivors of domestic and sexual violence in Loudoun County.
- [The Path to Healing — How LAWS Helps Children and Families Recover from Trauma](https://lcsj.org/the-path-to-healing-how-laws-helps-children-and-families-recover-from-trauma/) - When people think about domestic or sexual violence, the first images that often come to mind involve the immediate moments of crisis: an argument that escalates, a threat that forces someone to flee, or a night when the only option is to leave everything familiar behind. Yet for many survivors, especially children, the most difficult moments come after the crisis ends. The emotional impact of abuse does not disappear once someone reaches safety. Healing requires time, consistency, and the steady presence of a community that understands how complex recovery can be.
- [Every Step Matters — How Your Support Powers Safety, Justice, and Hope](https://lcsj.org/every-step-matters-how-your-support-powers-safety-justice-and-hope/) - Impact often reveals itself in quiet moments rather than large, dramatic ones. At LAWS, the most meaningful progress is seen in everyday scenes that many people never witness. It is found in the steady breath a survivor takes before stepping into a courtroom. It is present when a child sleeps through the night in safety for the first time in months. It exists every time the crisis hotline rings and someone is there to answer.
- [Dance-A-Palooza 4.0 Charity Dance Party](https://lcsj.org/dance-a-palooza-4-0/) - LOUDOUN'S BIGGEST CHARITY DANCE PARTY TO BENEFIT LAWS! What: Dance to the best dance music of all time-DJ Kurtiz will be spinning the greatest hits from the 70's, 80's, 90's and beyond. Plus enter contests, win raffle prizes and door prizes! Learn more DanceAPalooza 2020 When: Saturday, April 25th Time: 7:00-11:00PM Where: TallyHo -Downtown Leesburg
- [Corks for a Cause-Tickets on Sale Now!](https://lcsj.org/home-corksforacause2019/) - April 17, 2020 6:30-9:30PM Information: (click here) Tickets: $75 single and $125 Tickets for Two online (click here to purchase tickets)
- [Services - What is the process? What happens when I call?](https://lcsj.org/services-what-is-the-process-what-happens-when-i-call/) - What is the process?What happens when I call? The callers’ first step to accessing LAWS’ services is to call our 24-Hour Crisis Hotline at 703-777-6552. An advocate will immediately answer the call and provide needed support as well as information about services and the next steps to keep the victim and their children safe. The advocate
- [LAWS Shelter Wish List](https://lcsj.org/laws-shelter-wish-list/) - LAWS Shelter Wish List Our greatest need is monetary donations of all amounts so that we have the flexibility to act immediately to each of our client’s unique crises as they arise. We’ve also outlined other needs on the list below and are grateful for support of all kinds. THANK YOU!! Because LAWS staff is
- [Violence Prevention Program](https://lcsj.org/teen-violence-prevention-program/) - Part of our mission at LAWS is to work towards the elimination and prevention of domestic and sexual violence in our community. The LAWS Violence Prevention Program works directly with adolescents in Loudoun County to implement violence prevention programming. Program activities include educating teens about healthy relationships, dating violence warning signs, dynamics of domestic and
- [LAWS Youth and Children’s Services Wish List](https://lcsj.org/laws-youth-and-childrens-services-wish-list/) - LAWS Youth and Children’s Services Wish List Our greatest need is monetary donations of all amounts so that we have the flexibility to act immediately to each of our client’s unique crises as they arise. We’ve also outlined other needs on the list below and are grateful for support of all kinds. THANK YOU! Because LAWS
- [Amazon Smile!](https://lcsj.org/cyber-monday-amazon-smile/) - How do I select Loudoun Citizens for Social Justice (LAWS) to support when shopping on AmazonSmile? On your first visit to AmazonSmile smile.amazon.com, you need to select Loudoun Citizens for Social Justice (LAWS) to receive donations from eligible purchases before you begin shopping. They will remember your selection, and then every eligible purchase you make
- [LAWS Legal Services](https://lcsj.org/laws-legal-services/) - LAWS Legal Services provides legal consultation and representation to victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, dating violence, and stalking who need assistance obtaining a protective order or with other family law issues. All services are confidential and free of charge. Services are provided at our Community Services Center. Services Provided: Consultation with an attorney Legal
- [Youth & Children’s Services](https://lcsj.org/youth-childrens-services/) - LAWS Youth & Children’s Services provides comprehensive services to child and adolescent victims of domestic violence (including witnessing domestic violence), sexual abuse, and teen dating violence. All services are confidential and free of charge. Services are provided at our Community Services Center. Services Provided: Short-term crisis counseling Parenting assistance and support to the non-offending parent
- [Community Outreach](https://lcsj.org/community-outreach/) - LAWS offers outreach services to provide information and education about domestic and sexual violence to the Loudoun community. Our Community Outreach Coordinator offers trainings and presentations to groups in our community, including civic groups, places of employment, faith congregations, first responders, medical and mental health providers, and much more. Training and presentation topics offered include:
- [Domestic Violence Services](https://lcsj.org/domestic-violence-services/) - LAWS Domestic Violence Services provides comprehensive services to adult victims of domestic violence, emotional abuse, dating violence, and stalking. All services are confidential and free of charge. Services are provided at our Community Services Center. If you are seeking services for a child victim of domestic violence, please contact our Youth & Children’s Services. Services
- [LAWS Bilingual Services (Spanish)](https://lcsj.org/laws-bilingual-services-spanish/) - LAWS offers services provided by staff bilingual in English and Spanish to assist Spanish-speaking victims of domestic violence and sexual assault. LAWS Bilingual Services offers the following assistance: Short-term crisis counseling Support groups Court accompaniment Safety planning Information and referral to community resources Assistance filing protective orders Language accommodation and interpretation to access other agency
- [Loudoun Child Advocacy Center](https://lcsj.org/loudoun-child-advocacy-center/) - The Loudoun Child Advocacy Center (CAC), a program of LAWS, is a public/private partnership among Loudoun County agencies and organizations dedicated to child victims of abuse and/or neglect. It is the mission of the Loudoun CAC to support the continued development and implementation of a child-centered approach when investigating cases of child abuse and neglect.
- [Sexual Assault Services](https://lcsj.org/sexual-assault-services/) - LAWS Sexual Assault Services provides comprehensive services to adults whose lives have been affected by sexual violence, including, sexual assault, rape, incest, sexual abuse, and sex trafficking. All services are confidential and free of charge. Services are provided at our Community Services Center. If you are seeking services for a child victim of sexual violence,
- [LAWS Emergency Shelter](https://lcsj.org/laws-emergency-shelter/) - Calling the LAWS 24-Hour Crisis Hotline is the first step to accessing our emergency shelter. LAWS is the only emergency shelter in Loudoun County that is specifically for victims of domestic violence and sexual assault who are fleeing abuse. Our shelter is a small, single-family home in a confidential location. The shelter can house up
- [What is the process? What happens when I call?](https://lcsj.org/what-is-the-process-what-happens-when-i-call/) - The callers first step to accessing LAWS’ services is to call our 24-Hour Crisis Hotline at 703-777-6552. An advocate will immediately answer the call and provide needed support as well as information about services and the next steps to keep the victim and their children safe. The advocate will work with the caller to assess
- [LAWS 24-Hour Crisis Hotline](https://lcsj.org/laws-24-hour-crisis-hotline/) - 703-777-6552 TTY: 703-777-6552 LAWS operates a 24-hour domestic violence and sexual assault crisis hotline staffed by trained advocates and volunteers. Victims of domestic violence and sexual assault, concerned persons in the community, advocates, professionals, law enforcement, courts, or any other person who needs information about domestic or sexual violence services and community resources can call.

## Pages

- [Home](https://lcsj.org/) - Designated Domestic Violence & Sexual Assault Crisis Center for Loudoun County
- [Corks for a Cause - Tenth Annual](https://lcsj.org/corks-for-a-cause/) - 10th Annual Corks for a Cause Friday, October 2, 2026 | 6:30-10 PM Sparkling House at Stone Tower Winery19925 Hogback Mountain Rd. Leesburg, VA 20175 An Evening of Wine, Community & Lifesaving Impact RESERVE YOUR SPOT NOW Sparkling House at Stone Tower Winery 19925 Hogback Mountain Rd. Leesburg, VA 20175 Tickets and Sponsorships Available |
- [Christmas  in  July](https://lcsj.org/christmas-in-july/) - Help LAWS Prepare for the Holidays Before They Arrive! The holidays can be one of the most difficult times of year for survivors and families rebuilding their lives after domestic violence, sexual assault, and child abuse. The holidays can be one of the most difficult times of year for survivors and families rebuilding their lives
- [LAWS](https://lcsj.org/laws/) - About LAWS In 1984, LAWS was founded by three Loudoun County women with only $3,000 in donations. The organization was incorporated under the name Loudoun Citizens for Social Justice, Inc. and began doing business as LAWS. In 1985, the founders opened the shelter itself—the only place in Loudoun County where women and children fleeing domestic
- [Capital Campaign](https://lcsj.org/capital-campaign/) - A Shelter & Community Center FOR SAFETY, Hope & EMPOWERMENT Our current shelter for survivors of domestic and sexual violence has only 3 bedrooms and 12-beds. This capital campaign is about more than building a new shelter. This is about building a pathway forward for survivors and families in Loudoun County. Through an unprecedented partnership between
- [Volunteer](https://lcsj.org/volunteer/) - LAWS Volunteer Program LAWS holds recurring information sessions for community members who are interested in volunteering and would like more information on the training process and how to get started.For information on the next volunteer information session, please e-mail volunteer@lcsj.org. LAWS is proud to have a dedicated group of volunteers who generously donate their time and
- [Thrift Store](https://lcsj.org/thrift-store/) - The Resourceful Woman Thrift Store Support LAWS while you donate or shop!The Resourceful Woman is a program of LAWS offering gently-used and new clothing, books and household items at affordable prices. Proceeds raised are used to help fund many LAWS programs.The goals of operating The Resourceful Woman Thrift Store are to:Provide goods for LAWS clients
- [Services - Loudoun Child Advocacy Center](https://lcsj.org/services-loudoun-child-advocacy-center/) - Pinwheel GirlPinwheel Boy Loudoun Child Advocacy Center Loudoun Child Advocacy Center (CAC), a program of LAWS, is here to serve and support the survivors of child abuse in our community.The child is our first priority. What Is a Child Advocacy Center? If a child discloses abuse to you, or if you suspect or have reason
- [Donate to LAWS](https://lcsj.org/donate-to-laws/) - Donate to LAWS With the generous support of our community, LAWS has provided emergency shelter, therapy, advocacy, support groups, legal services, and support to victims of domestic and sexual violence, completely free of charge, since its founding in 1984. We are grateful for each and every one of our donors who make it possible for
- [Violence Prevention Program](https://lcsj.org/prevention/) - The Upstream CrewA new workshop series created for mentors to youth. This series is all about collaboration between mentors, youth organizations, and content experts who are ready to dive into the tough but necessary conversations about healthy relationships with young people.We know these conversations can feel uncomfortable or even taboo – but they’re essential. The
- [Upstream Crew](https://lcsj.org/upstreamcrew/) - The Upstream CrewA new workshop series created for mentors to youth. This series is all about collaboration between mentors, youth organizations, and content experts who are ready to dive into the tough but necessary conversations about healthy relationships with young people.We know these conversations can feel uncomfortable or even taboo – but they’re essential. The
- [News and Events](https://lcsj.org/news-and-events/) - News and Events News “No single entity or individual can address the problem of violence alone.”In this OpEd piece recently published in Loudoun Now, learn how LCPS and LAWS are working together to end violence in Loudoun County through collaborative training and education.Read the Article on LoudounNowDownload Article Events Stay tuned for upcoming events!Follow us
- [Blog](https://lcsj.org/blog/) - The Resourceful Woman Celebrates Grand Opening of New Designer Closet in Downtown Leesburg August 21, 2026 New appointment-only shopping experience brings high-end fashion at accessible prices to Loudoun County while supporting survivors and violence prevention through LAWS The Resourceful Woman, the downtown Leesburg thrift store supporting the mission of LAWS Domestic Violence & Sexual Assault
- [Shelter Lists](https://lcsj.org/shelter-lists/) - Wish Lists Click here for our wish list.Our greatest need is monetary donations. The money you donate gives LAWS the flexibility to act immediately to each of our client’s unique crises as they arise. We’ve also outlined other needs on the list below and are grateful for your support of all kinds. THANK YOU!Please call or email
- [2025 Best of Loudoun](https://lcsj.org/2025-best-of-loudoun/) - Thank You, Loudoun! You Voted Us Best Nonprofit & Best Thrift Store of 2025! We are honored to share that LAWS has been named Best Nonprofit, and The Resourceful Woman Thrift Store as Best Thrift Store and a finalist in the best women’s clothing and best accessories category in the Loudoun Times Mirror 2025 Best
- [Domestic Violence Awareness Month](https://lcsj.org/dvam/)
- [Corporate Partnerships](https://lcsj.org/corporate-partnerships/) - Corporate Partnership Opportunities Your Partnership Powers Safety and Hope Become a Partner Your Partnership Powers Survivors’ Journeys At LAWS, corporate sponsors aren’t just donors — they are champions for justice, safety, and healing. Our sponsorship packages are thoughtfully tailored to your organization’s values, passion areas, and budget. You choose how you want to make a
- [2025 Loudoun County Domestic Violence Symposium](https://lcsj.org/2025-loudoun-county-domestic-violence-symposium/) - 2025 Loudoun County Domestic Violence Symposium Advancing a Coordinated Community Response Stronger Loudoun, Better Together Tuesday, May 6, 2025 | 8:00 AM – 4:30 PMThe National Conference Center | Landsdowne, VAPresented by LAWS Domestic Violence & Sexual Assault ServicesBy Invitation Only Register Now! On May 6, 2025, something powerful happened. The Loudoun County Domestic Violence
- [Services - Youth & Children’s Services](https://lcsj.org/services-youth-childrens-services/) - Youth & Children’s Services LAWS Youth & Children’s Services provides comprehensive services to child and adolescent victims of domestic violence (including witnessing domestic violence), sexual abuse, and teen dating violence. All services are confidential and free of charge. Services are provided at our Community Services Center. Services Provided: Short-term crisis therapy Parenting assistance and support to the
- [Services - LAWS Legal Services](https://lcsj.org/services-laws-legal-services/) - LAWS Legal Services LAWS Legal Services provides legal consultation and representation to victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, dating violence, and stalking who need assistance obtaining a protective order or with other family law issues. All services are confidential and free of charge. Services are provided at our Community Services Center. All legal services require a preliminary screening. All
- [Contact](https://lcsj.org/contact/) - Contact Us LAWS 24-Hour Crisis Hotline 703-777-6552 703-771-3398 LAWS@LCSJ.org * Volunteer Application (PDF) 703-771-7865 (FAX) LAWS 105 East Market St Leesburg, VA 20176 Thrift Store *Please note that this email address is not checked during evening and weekend hours. Also, email communication may not be safe or confidential. If you are in need of assistance,
- [FAQs](https://lcsj.org/faqs/) - FAQs Donor Where do I donate used items and clothing? Our LAWS policy requests that all used items and both new and used clothing be donated to The Resourceful Woman Thrift Store. To learn more about what the thrift store accepts and what times you can donate please reach out to them at trw@lcsj.org, 703-771-8173,
- [Celebrating LAWS 40th Anniversary](https://lcsj.org/news-and-events/celebrating-laws-40th-anniversary/) - Join us as we Celebrate 40 Years of Safety, Hope & Empowerment! Sunday, April 7, 2024Morven Park10:00am-12:00pm Special guests for this event include LAWS’ founders: Patricia Cassidy, Sandra Scafidi, and Carmen Howell. With just three thousand dollars and immeasurable passion, these three women founded LAWS and opened Loudoun County’s sole domestic violence shelter. Forty years
- [Community Outreach](https://lcsj.org/outreach/) - Community Outreach LAWS offers outreach services to provide information and education about domestic and sexual violence to the Loudoun community. Our team of expert professionals provide trainings, tabling, and public awareness events.Who can request outreach services?We offer trainings and presentations for anyone in the community! This includes:Civic groups,Places of employment,Faith congregations,First responders,Medical and mental health
- [Services - LAWS Bilingual Services (Spanish)](https://lcsj.org/services-laws-bilingual-services-spanish/) - LAWS Bilingual Services (Spanish) LAWS offers services provided by staff who are bilingual in English and Spanish in order to assist Spanish-speaking victims of domestic violence and sexual assault.LAWS Bilingual Services offers the following assistance:Court accompanimentSafety planningInformation and referral to in-house services and community resourcesAssistance filing protective ordersLanguage accommodation and interpretation to access other agency
- [Services - Violence Prevention & Outreach Program](https://lcsj.org/services-violence-prevention-program/) - Violence Prevention & Community Outreach Program Violence PreventionPart of the mission at LAWS is to work towards the elimination and prevention of domestic and sexual violence in the local community. The LAWS Violence Prevention Program works directly with adolescents in Loudoun County to implement violence prevention programming. Program activities include educating teens and young adults about healthy relationships, dating
- [Services - Sexual Assault Services](https://lcsj.org/services-sexual-assault-services/) - Sexual Assault Services LAWS Sexual Assault Services provides comprehensive services to adults whose lives have been affected by sexual violence, including, sexual assault, rape, incest, sexual abuse, and sex trafficking. All services are confidential and free of charge. Services are provided at our Community Services Center. If you are seeking services for a child victim of sexual
- [Services - Domestic Violence Services](https://lcsj.org/services-domestic-violence-services/) - Domestic Violence Services LAWS Domestic Violence Services provides comprehensive services to adult victims of domestic violence, emotional abuse, dating violence, and stalking. All services are confidential and free of charge. Services are provided at our Community Services Center. If you are seeking services for a child victim of domestic violence, please contact our Youth & Children’s Services. Services
- [Services - LAWS Emergency Shelter](https://lcsj.org/services-laws-emergency-shelter/) - LAWS Emergency Shelter Calling the LAWS 24-Hour Crisis Hotline is the first step to accessing our emergency shelter. LAWS is the only emergency shelter in Loudoun County that is specifically for victims of domestic violence and sexual assault who are fleeing abuse.Our shelter is a small, single-family home in a confidential location. The shelter can house up to 12
- [Services -What is the process? What happens when I call?](https://lcsj.org/services-what-is-the-process-what-happens-when-i-call/) - What is the process?What happens when I call? The callers’ first step to accessing LAWS’ services is to call our 24-Hour Crisis Hotline at 703-777-6552. An advocate will immediately answer the call and provide needed support as well as information about services and the next steps to keep the victim and their children safe. The advocate
- [Careers](https://lcsj.org/careers/) - Careers Join Our TeamEvery year, LAWS’ team of approximately 40 professionals — a committed group of staff and volunteers and a diverse Board composed of community and business leaders — work to enhance the lives of the approximately 1,000 adult and child victims of domestic and sexual violence in Loudoun County.In addition to operating a
- [Services](https://lcsj.org/services/) - Services What is the process? What happens when I call? LAWS Emergency Shelter Domestic Violence Services Sexual Assault Services LAWS Legal Services Youth & Children’s Services LAWS Bilingual Services (Spanish) Violence Prevention & Outreach Program Loudoun Child Advocacy Center What is the process? What happens when I call? LAWS Emergency Shelter Domestic Violence Services Sexual
- [Privacy Policy](https://lcsj.org/privacy-policy/) - Who we are Suggested text: Our website address is: https://lcsj.org. Comments Suggested text: When visitors leave comments on the site we collect the data shown in the comments form, and also the visitor’s IP address and browser user agent string to help spam detection. An anonymized string created from your email address (also called a

## Calendars

- [Upstream Calendar Grid view](https://lcsj.org/calendar/upstream-calendar-grid-view/)
- [Upstream Calendar List](https://lcsj.org/calendar/upstream-calendar-list/)
- [Calendar List on Events page](https://lcsj.org/calendar/events-3/)
- [Events Grid view](https://lcsj.org/calendar/events-2/)
- [Calendar List on Main page (do not add content here)](https://lcsj.org/calendar/events/)

## Ultimeters

- [Giving Tuesday](https://lcsj.org/ultimeter/giving-tuesday/)

## Categories

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- [Upstream Crew](https://lcsj.org/category/upstream-crew/)
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