Programs
Domestic Violence Crisis Co-Response
Project Be Free deploys dually credentialed DV Crisis Co-Responders who are licensed mental health professionals and certified domestic violence victim advocates. Our team provides immediate, trauma-informed crisis intervention, safety planning, emotional stabilization, and advocacy to individuals impacted by domestic violence. Through strong partnerships with law enforcement and community organizations, along with a dedicated intake line, we ensure timely, coordinated responses and seamless connections to ongoing services throughout the community.
Domestic Violence Advocacy
Clients will be assisted with safety planning, resource connection, Address Confidentiality, Domestic Violence legal advocacy, and connection to DV Mental Health Counseling.
Able to provide support in the following languages: Amharic, Arabic, Assamese, Cantonese, Dari, French, Gujarati, Mandarin, Marwadi, Oromo, Pasto, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Swahili, Thai, Turkish and Ukrainian.
Youth Programming
Project Be Free provides trauma-informed, developmentally appropriate services for youth impacted by domestic violence, family violence, trauma, and other adverse life experiences. Our programs are designed to promote healing, resilience, confidence, and healthy development through individualized and group-based support.
Our youth services include:
- Youth Counseling (Ages 8+) – Individual counseling provided by licensed mental health professionals using trauma-informed, evidence-based approaches to help youth process traumatic experiences, strengthen emotional regulation, develop healthy coping skills, and improve overall mental health and well-being.
- Youth Life Coaching (Ages 11+) – Individualized, strengths-based coaching that empowers youth to build self-confidence, develop leadership and life skills, establish healthy relationships, set personal and academic goals, and navigate challenges while preparing for long-term success.
- Project Be Fit (Ages 12+) – A twice a week (Wed/Fri) trauma-informed wellness program held onsite at the YMCA that integrates physical fitness, nutrition education, mentorship, and social-emotional learning. The program encourages healthy lifestyles, positive peer connections, confidence, and overall physical and emotional wellness.
Group Services
Women’s Domestic Violence
Survivor Support Group
Advocacy based support group for survivors who have experienced domestic violence, are currently dealing with an abusive situation, or those still healing from past abuse. (English Speaking)
Grupo de Apoyo para Sobrevivientes
de Violencia Doméstica para Mujeres
Este grupo de apoyo es para personas que han pasado por violencia doméstica, están viviendo una situación de abuso, o están en proceso de sanar de experiencias abusivas. (En Espanol)
Men’s Restorative Circle
A restorative, accountability-focused group for men who want to examine and change abusive or harmful behaviors in their relationships. Participants engage in guided discussions that promote accountability, emotional awareness, healthy communication, and nonviolent relationship skills in a respectful and confidential setting. This group supports meaningful behavior change while fostering safer relationships and stronger communities. (English Speaking)
Men’s Domestic Violence Survivor Support Group
Advocacy based support group for survivors who have experienced domestic violence, are currently dealing with an abusive situation, or those still healing from past abuse. (English Speaking)
Project Be Free hosts biannual information sessions to connect with community members, partners, and anyone interested in learning more about our work.
These sessions offer an inside look at our Co-Responder Program, youth and family services, and upcoming opportunities to get involved. Join us to meet our team, hear program updates, and learn how you can help strengthen and support families across King County. Registration is now open—reserve your spot today!
Our next sessions will be held on December 18, 2026, and June 18, 2027, at 1:00 PM.
Project Be Free is an approved continuing education provider through the National Board for Certified Counselors (NBCC), offering ongoing professional development for social workers and counselors. Project Be Free is also a National Advocate Credentialing Program (NACP) provider, supporting current and future advocates in working toward professional certification.
List of Upcoming Courses:
September 2026 – Foundations of Survivor Advocacy & Systems Navigation Training (40 hour virtual live course) $600
