Family Time


	ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES
	101 Main Street Humble, TX 77338 (281) 446-2615 Office Hours Monday - Thursday 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Friday 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Email: FamilyTime
	EMERGENCY NUMBERS
	24-hour Crisis Helpline (281) 446-2615 Police & Ambulance 911
	NON-EMERGENCY NUMBERS
	Humble Police Dept. (281) 446-7127 Harris County Sheriffs Dept. (713) 221-6000 Montgomery County Sheriffs Dept. (409) 760-5800 Houston Police Department (713) 222-3131
	MEDICAL
	Northeast Medical Center (281) 540-7700 Northeast Emergency Room (281) 540-7999 Kingwood Medical Center (281)348-8000
	HOW YOU CAN HELP
	FamilyTime needs help in many ways, including financial assistance and volunteer work. If you would like to volunteer or make a financial contribution, please contact FamilyTime at (281) 446-2615 for more information.
	THRIFT STORE
	FamilyTime Thrift Store 23874 Loop 494 Porter, TX 77365 (281) 354-5590 Monday - Friday 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Saturday 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. In-kind contributions such as clothing, household items, linens, and children's toys are gladly accepted at the FamilyTime Thrift Store. All donations made to FamilyTime are tax-deductible.

Services offered at no cost to victim
•	24-hour telephone crisis intervention.
•	24 hour-a-day emergency shelter for victims of family violence.
•	Advocacy and accompaniment to assist the victim through hospital, police and court proceedings.
•	Free individual and group counseling (support and therapy) for victims of family and/or sexual violence and their families. Call for dates and times.
•	Assistance in obtaining needed services for victims including legal, medical transportation, housing, employment services, etc.
•	Public education and professional training on sexual assault and family violence issues.
•	Assistance in filling out Crime Victims Compensation forms.

	What do you do if family violence is a problem?
1.	Collect important papers (or copies); birth certificates, social security cards and drivers license.
2.	Get a copy of your car key.
3.	Pack basic clothing for yourself and your children.
4.	Leave papers and necessities with a neighbor or in another safe place.
5.	Seek Counseling. Discuss feelings with friends, family, clergy or community counselor.