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Since 1972, 1736 Family Crisis Center has worked to protect and empower our community's most distressed individuals and families... teens on the run from problems at home... battered women and their children... and others who need help overcoming depression, anxiety, family troubles, and other traumas.

Help is only a phone call away through our 24-hour crisis hotlines. Our shelters can offer immediate refuge, and other critical aid is available at our community service centers. Extensive training, community education, and advocacy efforts broaden access to life-changing healing and hope. We provide services in English, Spanish, and other languages.

If you or someone you know needs help, call our 24 hour hotlines:
(213) 745-6434
(213) 222-1237
(310) 370-5902
(310) 379-3620
(562) 388-7652
We are here to help you whatever time of day or night.


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What A Difference A Dad Makes

We at 1736 Family Crisis Center believe that a healthy father/daughter relationship dramatically improves a girl's growth into womanhood and is also a powerful tool to help end domestic violence.
You can help this mission by making a donation to 1736 Family Crisis Center - c/o Project Halo and receive a peace-inspired headband or necktie, created by the children of our shelters as part of their therapeutic healing process. Together we can end domestic violence!
Download order form to mail


The 3rd Annual Gold Cup Race Day to benefit 1736 Family Crisis Center was held on Saturday, June 28th, 2008. Thank you everyone for your support!
View the Photo Gallery from the Event


The Brad Garrett Texas Hold-Em Poker Tournament to Benefit 1736 Family Crisis Center was held on April 20, 2008. Thank you everyone for your support!
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Hannah Montana Designs T-Shirt to Benefit 1736 Family Crisis Center
1736 Family Crisis Center is proud to announce that singer/actress Miley Cyrus/Hannah Montana has designed a T-shirt to be sold through 2 Love's celebrity Designed Holiday Collection, and has designated 1736 Family Crisis Center to receive a portion of the proceeds.
Please click on www.2lovecollection.com and click on Miley Cyrus's name to order her newest creation. Show your support for Miley and for domestic violence victims, their children and homeless youth.

The Tyra Banks Show and Tina Knowles Makeover
In collaboration with The Tyra Banks Show and Tina Knowles (Beyonce's mother) a deserving domestic violence survivor was given a complete makeover. The show was recorded on March 1, 2007. - Read more