WVWorthy Voices
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About Worthy Voices
Worthy Voices helps African American communities in Texas respond to violence, injustice, and generational trauma with services rooted in their history and lived experiences. Its work includes direct support for individuals and families, education for community service providers, healing events, and advocacy. Donor support helps strengthen this culturally grounded approach, including Voices of Change, a program that pairs accountability-focused intervention with trauma-informed support for safer relationships and communities.
Worthy Voices brings culturally specific Battering Intervention and Prevention services to African American communities, while also providing family support, healing opportunities, education, and justice-centered advocacy. Voices of Change serves men, women, and LGBTQIA participants through court-mandated and voluntary pathways, with structured accountability and culturally responsive support.
Programs
The concrete work this nonprofit runs. Each program may later become a fundable project.
Voices of Change Battering Intervention and Prevention Program
A culturally specific Battering Intervention and Prevention Program for individuals, including those in African American communities, who have engaged in abusive or violent behavior toward an intimate partner. The program includes evidence-based 18-, 24-, 36-, and 52-week curricula, intake assessments, safety planning, weekly accountability groups, and coordination with probation, courts, and victim advocates.
Family Violence Intervention and Support Services
Direct supportive services for individuals and families impacted by domestic violence, including advocacy and case management.
Trainings for Community Service Providers
Empowerment-based education and training for community service providers.
Healing Events and Listening Circles
Community-based opportunities for healing, education, connection, and listening.
Public Awareness and Media Campaigns
Justice-centered advocacy campaigns that raise awareness and promote community safety.
About this work
Mission
Worthy Voices heals and empowers African American communities impacted by violence, injustice, and generational trauma through culturally grounded services, education, and advocacy.
Who they serve
African American communities, individuals and families impacted by violence, injustice, domestic violence, and generational trauma, and individuals referred to or self-referring for Battering Intervention and Prevention Program services. Voices of Change serves men, women, and LGBTQIA participants, including court-mandated and voluntary participants.
Their impact
- Worthy Voices reports that 1 student has been supported, representing 100% success toward its vision's first milestone.
How your donation helps
- Expanding family violence intervention programs
- Supporting culturally responsive services for Black communities
- Funding education and outreach that raise awareness and build community safety
- Supporting healing-centered advocacy for survivors and families
Need help?
How someone in need can access Worthy Voices’s services.
Individuals seeking Voices of Change services can call 512-848-2922 or email worthyvoicesinfo@gmail.com to complete a phone screening and schedule an orientation. Orientations are held by appointment virtually. Participants may be referred by probation, CSCD, or county agencies, may need court-ordered BIPP services, or may self-refer. The process includes an intake, required identification and assessment documents, payment arrangements, orientation, and weekly group sessions.
Ways to help
Concrete needs and volunteer roles Worthy Voices has shared.
Current needs
- Support for the foundation and launch of outreach and fundraising events
- Community participation in upcoming education, connection, and advocacy activities
Volunteer opportunities
- Helping with upcoming outreach efforts
- Supporting grassroots projects
- Assisting at community events
- Connecting with the community
- Providing behind-the-scenes skills
- Serving on the Board of Directors or a committee
- Participating in advocacy through letter-writing, petitions, and awareness campaigns
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about this nonprofit and how its work happens.
Who can participate in the Voices of Change program?
Men, women, and LGBTQIA individuals can participate, whether they are court-mandated or joining voluntarily. Referrals may come from probation, CSCD, or county agencies, and self-referrals are welcome too.
What does the Battering Intervention and Prevention Program include?
The program begins with an intake assessment and safety planning, then includes weekly group sessions, an accountability-focused curriculum, individual orientation, and structured support. Worthy Voices also coordinates with probation and court stakeholders.
How does someone begin BIPP services?
Prospective participants can call 512-848-2922 or email worthyvoicesinfo@gmail.com to arrange a phone screening and appointment-based virtual orientation. They must provide the required identification and assessment documents before completing orientation and beginning scheduled group sessions.
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