"SOS assists male and female domestic and sexual abuse victims and their children, and has special programs to provide services to seniors and disabled persons, bilingual or monolingual persons, and for same-gender victims. Resources include a 24/7 crisis line, 24/7 in-person advocate response, on-scene response by a Community police liaison, emergency shelter, free clothing, food, transportation assistance, medical and legal advocacy, medical prescription assistance, an on-site attorney one day/week, telephonic Orders of Protection, DV education groups, support groups, transitional housing programs, a drop in advocacy center, an outreach office in Mapleton, and a Hispanic Advisory Committee. SOS offers free DV presentations for groups and organizations, and educational presentations in schools for youths. SOS facilitates a weekly batterer's re-education groups for offenders, coordinating with the Courts, Parole & Probation, and other batterer's intervention group facilitators.

"One advocate says, "It is never dull around here. Every day there are new people to meet, stories to hear and each case demands a separate course of action. We're not a governmental agency, bound by their rules and regulations, so we can tailor solutions to individual needs: helping a survivor return to college by paying a school debt; helping a survivor with transportation by helping with vehicle registration fees; or navigating the paperwork with a survivor as she finds housing, work and other resources.""