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Catalyst has three busniess offices that serve the
Butte County Community:
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Chico Administrative Office & Drop-In Center
330 Wall Street, Suite 40
Chico, California 95928
530-343-7711 |
Paradise Drop-In Center
Family Resource Center
6249 Skyway
Paradise, California 95969
530-876-0397 |
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Oroville Drop-In Center
205 Mira Loma Drive, Suite 10
Oroville, California 95966
530-532-6427
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24-Hour Crisis/Referral Line
Emergency Shelter for victims of domestic violence
Drop-in Centers
Individual Counseling
Support Groups
Children's Program
Legal Advocacy
Temporary Restraining Order Clinics
Household Establishment
In-Service Training
Volunteer Training
Education and Prevention Program
Teen Violence Prevention Program
Domestic Violence Response Team
Catalyst Advocate
24-Hour Crisis/Referral Line
Catalyst provides a 24-hour crisis phone line for
victims of domestic violence and anyone wanting information about domestic
violence: 895-8476 or 1-800-895-8476
Shelter
Catalyst provides a confidential shelter maintained for
the protection and safety of victims of abuse and their children.
To get more information on our sheltering procedures, please call our
crisis line.
Drop-in Centers
Catalyst provides drop-in assistance in Chico, Monday through Friday,
10 AM - 4 PM.
Individual Counseling
By appointment in Chico, Oroville, and Paradise.
Support Groups
Facilitated weekly meetings
are provided for women on a drop-in basis in Chico, Oroville and Paradise.
Children's Program
Catalyst provides counseling and at the shelter and at the Chico, Oroville and
Paradise offices.
Legal Advocacy
Temporary Restraining Order
clinics are provided for victims of domestic violence in Chico,
Gridley, Oroville, and Paradise. Accompaniment is provided for
victims who are scheduled to appear in court and/or mediation.
Household
Establishment
Catalyst offers some assistance in establishing a new household for victims of
domestic violence and their children by providing small household items to those starting over.
Domestic Violence Response Team (DVRT)
The DVRT program is a collaboration
between Catalyst and the Chico Police, Butte County Sheriff’s, Oroville
Police, Gridley Police, and the
University Police departments. The goal of this collaboration is to
provide immediate support, intervention and referrals to victims of
domestic violence by having volunteers respond to the scene of domestic
violence once the police have arrived and the abuser is secured. DVRT also
provides court accompaniment, case management, and crisis intervention services.
If you are
interested in becoming a volunteer for this program, please see our volunteer training information.
Volunteer Training
Tri-annual training for community members in
domestic violence crisis intervention, self-empowerment philosophy and for
work on the crisis line and in the shelter. Learn
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Dating Violence
Prevention Program
Early intervention and education with teens to help
interrupt or prevent the cycle of violence from continuing. Learn More
Education
and Prevention Program
Catalyst provides presentations
and training to community groups, businesses, classes, social service
agencies, law enforcement and medical personnel.
Learn More
Catalyst Advocate
Crisis intervention and case management services for victims of domestic violence who are also working with Children's Services. |
