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Crisis Support Β· 5-Day Intensive

CRISIS
ACCOMPANIMENT

You Don't Have to Face This Alone.

When a family hits a breaking point, what it needs most is not judgment β€” it needs accompaniment.

5 Days

Intensive Support

Confidential

All Communication

Walk-ins

Welcome During Office Hours

What Is Crisis Accompaniment?

Structured. Compassionate.
Present With You.

EFC's Crisis Accompaniment is a 5-day intensive process for families navigating acute emotional, relational, or situational crises.

This is not emergency medical care. It is structured, compassionate accompaniment by trained EFC practitioners β€” walking with you through the immediate crisis, helping your family stabilize, and creating a clear path forward.

Important: For immediate physical danger, contact emergency services first. EFC supports emotional and relational crises.

Who Is This For?

Families experiencing sudden relational breakdown or separation

Individuals processing acute grief or loss

Families in the aftermath of violence or trauma

Couples at a critical turning point

Parents overwhelmed by a child's sudden emotional crisis

Reach Us

🚨 Crisis Line

+250 795 576 169

Walk-Ins

EFC Kigali Centre β€” welcome during office hours
Mon–Fri: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM

"All communication is confidential. Our practitioners meet you where you are β€” without judgment, without pressure to have it all figured out."

The Process

The 5-Day Journey

Day 1

Initial Intake

Understanding what happened and what each person needs β€” without judgment, without pressure

Days 2–3

Individual Accompaniment

Individual sessions for each family member β€” safe, confidential, practitioner-supported

Day 4

Facilitated Family Sessions

Honest conversation with support β€” bringing the family together in a held space

Day 5

Stabilization & Forward Planning

Creating a clear path forward and appropriate referrals for continued care

We Are Here.
Right Now.

You don't need to have the right words. You just need to reach out. We will take it from there.