Crossroads is a comprehensive domestic violence services agency and has served over 98,000 individuals since opening. Victims of domestic violence can access life-saving services which are specialized to address the trauma they experience as a result of their abuse. Domestic violence is also the third leading cause of homelessness among families. Furthermore, children who witness abuse experience an increased rate of developmental, social, and behavioral problems, and these negative effects often carry into adulthood. At Crossroads, victim advocates work with families affected by domestic violence to mitigate these problems using a trauma-informed advocacy model rooted in crisis intervention. The specific services provided by these advocates are each designed to meet the unique needs of victims in our community, and include an emergency shelter; 24/7/365 crisis line; a food pantry; a 600-sq. ft. boutique which provides clothing and personal items; an on-site medical unit; 24/7/365 crisis intervention and victim advocacy at scenes of domestic violence crimes in partnership with law enforcement; a non-residential outreach program; individual advocacy; support groups; therapeutic counseling for adults and children; legal advocacy; an on-site law firm; longer-term co-located housing; youth victim services; and community education and prevention programs. All services are free of charge and are offered in Spanish and English. We have need for services has grown in the past few weeks as the pandemic carries on. In 2019 Crossroads sheltered 353 individuals, 40% were children, and answered more than 1,260 crisis calls, serving nearly 3,000 individuals across all programs and services.