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Our Location

810 W. 45th Street Austin, TX 78751



Hours of Operation
Monday to Friday — 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Saturday and Sunday — Closed.

Our Services

Free Therapy Services for Victims of Crime

At Austin Child Guidance Center (ACGC), we care about helping children and families affected by crime. We offer free individual and family therapy for children who have experienced crimes. Our goal is to help you on your healing journey with kindness and care.  

Who We Help 

We provide free therapy for survivors of many types of crimes, including, but not limited to:  

  • Abandonment or Neglect 
  • Arson 
  • Bullying 
  • Domestic violence 
  • Exploitation 
  • Hate or Bias crime or trauma 
  • Home invasion 
  • Homicide survivor  
  • Kidnapping  
  • Physical or Sexual assault 
  • Robbery 
  • Stalking 
  • Survivor of suicide loss 
  • Terroristic threat  
  • Trafficking 
  • Trauma related to Driving While Intoxicated (DWI) or Driving Under the Influence (DUI) incidents 

If your situation is not listed, give us a call at 512-451-2242. We can talk about how we can help you. 

Please note that our free services do not include psychological assessments or other services. 

Additional Victim Support Services 

In addition to therapy, we can help identify and prioritize your needs through a needs assessment. Once the needs assessment is complete, staff will help connect you with local resources to support your family. This might include help with: 

  • Food and Housing 
  • Financial Assistance 
  • Education  
  • Medical Care 
  • Employment  
  • Transportation 
  • Technology 
  • Legal Assistance 

Get Enrolled Today 

Call us at 512-451-2242 to start the enrollment process. If you have questions about our free services and who can get them, you can call us at 512-451-2242 or email us at info@austinchildguidance.org 

Resources for Crime Survivors

Need more help? Here are some resources recommended by ACGC staff: 

Funding for services is generously provided by the Texas Offices of the Governor and the Attorney General and Travis County. Availability of free services depends on grant funding.