Robin's Nest Advocacy
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What We Offer

Advocacy built around you

Individualized, trauma-informed support for survivors and families navigating legal, medical, and life challenges.

Core Services

Support that meets you where you are

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    Core Service

    Individual & Family Advocacy

    Personalized, trauma-informed support and case coordination for individuals navigating legal, court-related, or family matters. I work alongside you — communicating with agencies, attorneys, and service providers on your behalf, and helping you build the systems and documentation needed to manage ongoing needs.

    • Assistance communicating with agencies, attorneys, and service providers
    • Guidance with structured planning and follow-through
    • Organization and documentation support
    • Creating systems to manage ongoing needs
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    Core Service

    Supervised Visitation & Child Supervision

    Structured and safe supervision services for families involved in custody or visitation situations. I provide a neutral, supportive presence during appointments and court-related obligations, helping ensure that children and families have what they need to navigate these moments with stability.

    • Structured and safe supervision services
    • Support during appointments and court-related obligations
    • Neutral, consistent presence for children and families
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    Support Service

    Transportation Assistance

    Logistical barriers — like getting to a court date, medical appointment, or service provider — can prevent follow-through on critical steps. Transportation assistance helps reduce those barriers so that distance or access to a vehicle does not stand between you and the support you need.

    • Reducing logistical barriers to follow-through
    • Support getting to court dates and appointments
    • Coordination with other services for seamless access
  • A social worker meeting with a client to coordinate community support

    Support Service

    Resource Referrals & Coordination

    Connecting clients with appropriate community resources and coordinating services across multiple providers. I promote accountability, consistency, and preparedness — providing structured encouragement and goal-focused support so that the pieces of your support network work together, not in isolation.

    • Connecting clients with appropriate community resources
    • Coordinating services across multiple providers
    • Promoting accountability, consistency, and preparedness
    • Structured encouragement and goal-focused support

Common Questions

What you need to know

If you have a question that isn't answered here, reach out by phone or email — I'm happy to talk through your situation directly.

Eligibility3 questions

Who can access services?

  • Services are available to survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, human trafficking, and other crimes. I serve individuals of all genders who are 18 years of age or older within the designated service area.

  • No. A police report or formal documentation is not required to access services. You do not need to have filed a report or have any official paperwork to begin receiving support.

  • It means your goals, your pace, and your priorities guide the work. Services are tailored to your unique circumstances — not a one-size-fits-all program. You decide what support looks like for you.

Referrals & Access3 questions

How to get started

  • Referrals may be made by phone or email. Self-referrals are also accepted — you can reach out directly on behalf of yourself without going through another agency or provider.

  • Ongoing services, including case management, are typically initiated within 48 hours of initial contact, depending on current capacity. I work to reduce barriers and get support in place as quickly as possible.

  • Yes. Referrals from attorneys, agencies, healthcare providers, and other community partners are welcome. The referred individual will still be contacted directly to ensure services are client-centered and voluntary.

Costs & Fees2 questions

Fees and accessibility

  • Services are $40 per hour. A sliding scale is available to ensure accessibility whenever possible — cost should not be a barrier to getting support.

  • The sliding scale adjusts the hourly rate based on your financial situation. If the standard rate is a barrier, reach out and we can discuss what is workable for your circumstances.

What to Expect3 questions

Working together

  • Each relationship is different. Some clients need help with a specific court date or appointment; others benefit from ongoing case coordination over weeks or months. We start by understanding your situation and identifying where support would be most useful.

  • Trauma-informed practice means I recognize the impact of trauma on your life and approach every interaction with that awareness. It means no judgment, no pressure, and a commitment to your safety and autonomy throughout our work together.

  • Yes. Participation is always voluntary. You can pause, change the scope of support, or end services at any time — no explanation required.

Don't see your question here? Reach out by phone or email — I'm happy to talk through your situation before you commit to anything.

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You don't have to navigate this alone

Referrals are accepted by phone or email, and self-referrals are always welcome. Services can typically begin within 48 hours of first contact.

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