How To Help

Spread the Word

The easiest thing you can do right now, is to help spread the word about Wichita Family Crisis Center. Please follow and like us on social media, and share our mission with your friends and family.

Donate

Financial support is critical in our efforts to provide 24-hour emergency shelter to victims of domestic violence. No gift is too small to make a difference. Donations are accepted online or at our administrative office.

Making a wish list donation to the Wichita Family Crisis Center is another great way to help. Wish list items may be dropped off at our Administrative Office at 7824 E 32nd St N, Wichita, KS 67226, between 8 AM – 5 PM Monday through Friday.

Wichita residents, you can contribute to the WFCC every time you shop at Dillon’s. Just register your Dillon’s Plus Card with their community rewards program and link it to Wichita Family Crisis Center.  It only takes a few seconds to sign up at www.dillons.com/communityrewards and Dillon’s will donate a percentage of purchases to WFCC.

Invite Others

See firsthand how the Wichita Family Crisis Center is changing lives. We invite interested community members to tour our facility and learn about our mission. Please call our administrative office at (316) 263-7501 for more information.

Volunteer

The Wichita Family Crisis Center is always welcoming of community members who would like to volunteer their time at our facility. Some examples of volunteer opportunities are:

  • Sorting donations
  • Cleaning and organizing of shelter spaces
  • Filing and general office work
  • Outdoor projects (as needed)

And so much more! If you would like more information on how to become a volunteer with the Wichita Family Crisis Center, please contact our Volunteer and Communications Manager at [email protected]

Youth Advisory Council (YAC):

Wichita Family Crisis Center’s YAC is composed of high school students in grades 9-12. Members will develop their leadership skills through community engagement activities, volunteering, and academic projects. YAC members will learn about advocating for survivors and taking a stand against intimate partner violence, sexual violence, and human trafficking. Through their involvement with the YAC, students will learn from professionals working with survivors, and learn more about the issues and causes of domestic and sexual violence, and human trafficking.

Qualifications for YAC:

  • Students in grades 9-12
  • Have a passion for advocating for victims of intimate partner and sexual violence, and human trafficking
  • Be a leader among your peers, wanting to educate others on domestic and sexual violence, and human trafficking
  • Be flexible, open-minded, respectful, and hard-working

Applications for the 2024/25 school year will be available soon. For any questions, please contact [email protected]

 Advocate

To end domestic violence, we all need to be part of the solution. Share the 24-hour Crisis Line (316-267-SAFE) with someone who may be in need of support, educate yourself and others, and speak up about abuse. NOMORE.org is a great resource to visit. NO MORE aims to raise public awareness and engagement around ending domestic violence and sexual assault.