You Are Not Alone. Help Is Here.
When shelters are full and you have nowhere to turn, Crowned Diamond Voices Foundation steps in. We help survivors find safe, immediate emergency housing — primarily in Texas, and anywhere in the nation.
If You Are in Immediate Danger
Please call 911 or the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233 (TTY: 1-800-787-3224), available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Emergency Housing for Diamond Survivors
We know that leaving is the most dangerous and difficult moment in a survivor's journey. When local shelters are at capacity, you should not have to sleep in your car, return to an unsafe home, or face the streets alone.
Crowned Diamond Voices Foundation works to bridge that gap — connecting survivors with emergency hotel stays, transitional housing referrals, and wraparound support while longer-term safe housing is secured.
We primarily serve survivors in the state of Texas, but our network extends nationwide. No matter where you are, we will do everything we can to help you find safety tonight.
Serving Texas & Beyond
Primary Service Area
Central Texas and surrounding regions — including Austin, San Antonio, Houston, Dallas-Fort Worth, and rural communities statewide.
National Assistance
We assist survivors anywhere in the United States. Our team will work with local partners and resources in your area to help you find safety.
How to Apply for Emergency Housing
Submit Your Application
Complete our confidential online application. Your information is kept private and secure.
We Review & Reach Out
Our team reviews every application with urgency. We will contact you as quickly as possible — often within hours.
We Connect You to Safety
We coordinate emergency hotel placement, shelter referrals, or transitional housing options based on your location and needs.
Ongoing Support
We walk with you beyond the emergency. Our team connects you with resources for healing, restoration, and rebuilding your life.
Are You in an Abusive Situation?
Abuse is not always physical. It can be emotional, financial, psychological, or sexual — and it often starts so gradually that it is hard to recognize. These two wheels, developed by the Duluth Model, are widely used by domestic violence advocates to help survivors understand what abuse looks like and what a healthy relationship feels like.
The Power & Control Wheel
This wheel illustrates the tactics abusers use to maintain power and control over their partners — including intimidation, emotional abuse, isolation, economic abuse, and more. If you recognize these patterns in your relationship, you are not alone.
Colour adaptation approved by Domestic Abuse Intervention Programs, Duluth, MN · www.theduluthmodel.org
The Equality Wheel
This wheel shows what a healthy, equal relationship looks like — built on respect, trust, honesty, shared responsibility, and nonviolence. Every person deserves a relationship that looks like this.
Domestic Abuse Intervention Programs, Duluth, MN · www.theduluthmodel.org
If the Power & Control Wheel describes your relationship, please know that what is happening to you is not your fault. Help is available. You deserve safety, dignity, and a life free from fear.
Take the First Step Toward Safety
Your safety matters. Your life matters. Complete our confidential application and our team will respond as quickly as possible. You deserve a safe place to heal.
Apply NowAll applications are confidential. Your personal information will never be shared without your consent.
Participant Agreement
Important: This agreement is only to be completed upon official acceptance into the Crowned Diamond Voices Foundation Emergency Housing Assistance Program. Please do not fill out this form until you have received confirmation of acceptance from our team.
Once accepted, you will be asked to review and sign this agreement outlining the terms, expectations, and support provided through our Emergency Housing Assistance Program.
Complete Participant AgreementAccepted participants only · Confidential & secure
Crowned Diamond Voices Foundation has not yet received its 501(c)(3) status. Emergency housing assistance is provided based on available resources and funding. We are not a government agency. If you are in immediate danger, please call 911.