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Frequently Asked Questions

If you have additional questions about the Center or our services, please call us at (408) 209-8356.

Those interested in services can be referred by a community agency or can contact the Mariposas Resiliency Center directly by phone at (408) 209-8356 or by email [email protected]

No.  All services, including counseling, are free.  We do not consider your income or your medical insurance to determine your eligibility for counseling services.  If there is a waitlist for counseling services, those without medical insurance and no other access to counseling will be given priority.

Yes.  The Center recognizes that there are many reasons someone may choose not to report a crime.  A victim advocate is available to guide you through the reporting process but it is not required.


 

Yes.  All are welcome.  


 

Yes.  The Center provides counseling for children ages 6 and older.  Parent or guardians of a child who has been a victim can access support and advocacy services. 
 

Yes.  We will continue to provide services to victims and those impacted by the shooting.