Our Services

An-Nisa’s case managers offer trauma-informed support to domestic violence survivors, including women and men in Houston. We provide personalized services that ensure safety, stability, and self-sufficiency. Through thorough assessments and safety planning, clients gain access to the critical resources and compassionate care needed to begin their healing journey.

The An-Nisa Helpline is available seven days a week to support individuals in crisis. Our trained staff offer confidential, judgment-free assistance and help connect callers to the right services.

Whether you're facing domestic violence, emotional distress, or need guidance, call 832-324-9111 for compassionate support and crisis intervention.

An-Nisa’s Mental Health Team offers comprehensive mental health services, including trauma-focused therapy, brain assessments, and advanced neurofeedback to improve emotional regulation and clarity. Our Wellbeing Advising Program provides practical strategies for those not seeking therapy. With compassion and expertise, we help individuals build resilience and achieve lasting emotional wellness.

At this time, An-Nisa is not accepting new financial assistance clients. Please check back soon.

Short-term financial help is a key part of our self-sufficiency services, where case managers assess each client’s financial needs and create personalized support plans to help them achieve stability and meet urgent goals.

An-Nisa empowers communities through domestic violence prevention, mental health education, and family support services. We teach healthy relationships, abuse awareness, and emotional well-being. Clients also receive referrals for ESL, computer classes, and career coaching to build self-sufficiency, achieve personal growth, and strengthen their families and communities.

An-Nisa’s Community Fulfillment branch supports urgent community needs through donation drives, Ramadan programs, and emergency relief. We assist displaced clients with resettlement, job training, and essential needs. Since 2021, we’ve helped nearly 3,000 families gain stability, build skills, and work toward long-term self-sufficiency and community integration.Description goes here

An-Nisa’s Advocacy Team raises awareness through community workshops, media engagement, and survivor storytelling. We build peer support networks, train professionals, and partner with organizations to expand impact. By pushing for policy change and mobilizing communities, we work to strengthen survivor protections and promote justice, accountability, and long-term safety.