Tralee Crisis Center provides aid to domestic abuse victims

TCC director outlines program at monthly fellowship luncheon

  • Tralee Crisis Center Volunteer Coordinator and Educator Jackie Perez discusses the agency’s work at the month Adult Fellowship Luncheon at First United Methodist Church. Tralee Crisis Center serves victims of domestic and sexual assault, as well as other violent crimes. Chartered in 1984, Tralee operates in Carson, Childress, Collingsworth, Donley, Gray, Hemphill, Roberts and Wheeler Counties. Photo by Grace Holman
    Tralee Crisis Center Volunteer Coordinator and Educator Jackie Perez discusses the agency’s work at the month Adult Fellowship Luncheon at First United Methodist Church. Tralee Crisis Center serves victims of domestic and sexual assault, as well as other violent crimes. Chartered in 1984, Tralee operates in Carson, Childress, Collingsworth, Donley, Gray, Hemphill, Roberts and Wheeler Counties. Photo by Grace Holman
    CHILDRESS — Domestic abuse begins in a seemingly benign manner – gaining the full trust of the victim, then slowly using that trust to convince the sufferer as the cause of the consequences, according to Tralee Crisis Center (TCC) Volunteer Coordinator and Educator Jackie Perez, who outlined the actions of an abuser Thursday, Sept. 8 at the monthly Adult Fellowship Luncheon at First United ...

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