Thriving Hearts Crisis Center

03/18/2026

Thank you, social workers for your impact 🫶🏼💜

Today, we recognize and celebrate the compassion, resilience, and dedication of social workers across our communities.

Every day, social workers show up to support survivors, advocate for those in need, and help build safer, stronger communities across Texas. Their work is not only essential, it is transformative.

Thank you, social workers, for the care, strength, and impact you bring to every community. 💜

03/17/2026

We can't get enough of our amazing community partners!

Thank you City of Nixon Nixon Police Department for your exceptionally unwavering support to our cause!

Thriving Hearts Crisis Center appreciates your commitment to further fuel our mission of providing essential, free and confidential services to survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, human trafficking and stalking.

It takes a village and together... we make an impact!

03/13/2026

Did you know that it is said that domestic violence is one of the most chronically underreported crimes. Our local law enforcement partners play a critical role in helping victims escape violence and in bringing abusers to justice, as well as in assisting victims with education and sharing services and resources.

That's why it's essential for us to maintain strong relationships with our local law enforcement partners. Thank you Poth Police Department and Floresville Police Department for joining us to introduce our new CEO. We truly appreciated the support and conversations.

Likewise, it's just as important to maintain strong relationships with our community partners. Thank you SJRC Texas & Belong, Charlie Health, Alamo Area Council of Governments (AACOG), Texas A&M AgriLife Extension- Wilson County 4-H, Atascosa Health Center, Inc., Bluebird's Hope, Inc., Children's Alliance of South Texas, A Child Advocacy Center, 81st & 218th District Adult Probation, 81st Judicial District DA's Office, Workforce Solutions-Alamo Area and MHM Wesley Nurse for joining our Floresville (Wilson County) meet and greet event.

Together, our partnerships create a greater positive impact for the communities we serve.

T-ogether 👮‍♀️👮🗣️
E-veryone 🫶
A-chieves 🤝
M- uch More ✨

03/10/2026

This month during Women's History Month when we celebrate women’s contributions, we want to personalize the occasion by highlighting some of the exceptional women at Thriving Hearts Crisis Center (THCC).

We shine 🔦the spotlight ✨on the woman leading the THCC charge, Jana Evans, THCC CEO.

💬"I stepped into this role because I believe every survivor deserves safety, dignity, and the chance to rebuild their life. Supporting people through some of their hardest moments requires compassion, strong community roots, and systems that truly show up for them. I’m honored to lead Thriving Hearts Crisis Center in strengthening those roots and expanding the support survivors deserve. Leading Thriving Hearts Crisis Center allows me to help ensure survivors are seen, heard, and supported as they rebuild their lives." ~Jana Evans

Jana Evans has more than 13 years of nonprofit and public service leadership experience, with a career rooted in serving diverse and underserved populations across South Texas and at the national level. Some of Jana’s accolades include being recognized by the Association of Defense Communities for demonstrated leadership and meaningful impact in supporting military members, veterans, and defense-connected communities. She was awarded the Defense Communities Champion Award.

💜Jana has a servant mentality and embodies the reason we celebrate women this month! Thank you Jana for the impact you have had and continue to have in our society.

"Moving Forward Together! Women Education & Inspiring Generations"

03/09/2026

Jana Evans, THCC CEO, shared her sentiments on her participation in the Annual Executive Directors Conference.

"Last week I had the opportunity to attend the Directing the Work Conference co-hosted by the Texas Council on Family Violence (TCFV) and Texas Association Against Sexual Assault (TAASA)

Surrounded by passionate leaders across Texas, one thing was clear:
Building safer communities requires continuous learning, honest conversations, and the courage to grow.

I’m grateful for the ideas, partnerships, and renewed energy I’m bringing back to Thriving Hearts Crisis Center as we continue working to support survivors and create pathways toward safety and stability."

03/08/2026

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“As we reflect on International Women’s Day, we also remember the women in Texas whose lives were lost to intimate partner violence. The Honoring Texas Victims Report documents these tragedies and reminds us that behind every number is a life, a family, and a community forever changed.” ~ TCFV

💜 If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence, please know that you are not alone! AND… YOU are WORTHY! There is NO excuse for abuse; it is NOT your fault!

Help is available!

03/08/2026

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On International Women’s Day, we recognize the strength, leadership, and resilience of women everywhere. We honor the advocates, survivors, leaders, and changemakers whose work continues to strengthen communities and support those impacted by violence.

Across Texas and beyond, women lead with courage, compassion, and determination; helping shape a future where everyone can live free from violence. Their voices, leadership, and commitment continue to move this work forward.

03/06/2026

✨Today is Employee Appreciation Day... so while we celebrate our wonderful employees daily, today we want to give a little extra love to all Thriving Hearts Crisis Center and The Cranny employees for their dedication, passion, hard work and contributions to our heartfelt mission. 🫶🏼💜

You are our backbone! Thank you for what you do and all that you are! You each are appreciated more than you know. You are greatly valued and respected, as well.

"Supporting survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault is not easy work. It requires compassion, patience, strength, and a deep commitment to helping others during some of the most difficult moments in their lives. Every hotline call answered, every survivor supported, every safe night of shelter, every counseling session, every resource shared, and every moment of advocacy makes a real difference. And every item sold at The Cranny helps support that mission as well. I am grateful for each of you and the work you do every day!" ~ Jana Evans, CEO

Happy Employee Appreciation Day! 🫶🏼🩵

03/05/2026

We are so grateful for the continued loyal support from Wilson County's Sunnyside 4-H Club.

Joshua Brown, 4-H member, delivered a box full of games and crafts to our Floresville satellite office.

A Texas-sized "THANK YOU" for the very generous donation. 💚

Gestures like this is exactly what it means to put the 4-H motto in action: 'To Make the Best Better.' Thank you for believing in our heartfelt mission! 🍀

Wilson County 4-H

03/05/2026

Simply…. Wow 🥰 Our hearts are full! 🫶🏼❤️

Thank you, thank you, thank you Dietz Flower Shop and Tuxedo Rental in Seguin for sending us these beautiful flowers. 🌹

We appreciate your kindness, caring and support.

This beautiful arrangement brought smiles and good cheer to us all.

03/04/2026

“The movement to believe survivors did not start yesterday. It was built by women who refused to stay silent.”

Join us in celebrating Women's History Month throughout the month of March.

Let's amplify our voices and platforms to honor women like Tarana Burke who paved the way in advocacy & justice.

Tarana Burke is an American activist from New York City who started the MeToo movement. In 2006, Burke began Me Too as a youth program for junior and high school students with the goal of addressing the rampant sexual violence in the community. Over a decade later, in 2017, became a viral hashtag when Alyssa Milano encouraged women to tweet the words if they had experienced abuse and harassment. The phrase and hashtag quickly developed into a broad-based, and eventually international viral movement.

Time named Burke, among a group of other prominent activists dubbed "the silence breakers", as the Time Person of the Year for 2017.

This month join our efforts in honoring and celebrating women’s contributions in American history.

~Leading the Change: Women Shaping a Sustainable Future.~

03/04/2026

Thriving Hearts Crisis Center's Board Member Diane Terp and Chief Executive Officer Jana Evans received their annual donation of $500 from Seguin Sunrise Lions Club presented by Club President Mark Shellard. The two organizations have been in community partnership for 43 years.

Seguin Sunrise Lions Club, your partnership is invaluable to our mission of providing free and confidential services to survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, human trafficking and stalking.

Because of your support, we are able to make a tangible difference in our community.

We are truly grateful to have you as a trusted, loyal and generous partner.