Order your t-shirt and hat! Go to phwf.bigcartel.com (use discount code "LOCALPICKUP" for free local pick-up, or pay $5 shipping), call us at 940-322-8890, or come by 1411 10th St.

April is Child Abuse Prevention and Awareness Month. Pinwheels will be placed on the lawn at Patsy's House representing children abused in the counties we serve. In 2020, there were 2,882 child abuse cases investigated in Wichita and surrounding counties. You can help symbolically wipe out child abuse by pulling one pinwheel for every $20 donation. Proceeds provide essential services to child abuse victims and their non-offending family members in our area. Donations can be made during normal business hours at 1411 Tenth St., calling (940) 322-8890, or visiting our website.

Bingo, Bags & Badges is back this fall! Fabulous bags, your favorite officers on the runway, music, great food and drinks = not your average bingo game! Mark your calendars and be on the look out for ticket and table prices! We can't wait to see everyone!Sat, Oct 30th, 20217:00 PMThe Stone Palace (1211 Indiana Ave)

The Office of the Governor’s Child Sex Trafficking Team (CSTT), created by the 84th Legislature, is a division within the Governor’s Public Safety Office. Patsy’s House, in collaboration with the Wichita County District Attorney’s Office, are partnering with the Governor’s Office to implement CSTT in our area in our continued effort to bring hope, healing and justice to child victims.

Thank you to everyone who helped make our first Save Jane event a huge success! See the article by News Channel 6 here: http://bit.ly/savejanewf2021Original Post Below:Wichita Falls and surrounding counties will join Patsy’s House in taking a stand against child abuse at 1411 10th St with the first-ever Save Jane event. Beginning at 12 PM on April 1st, for 6 hours straight, volunteers from around Wichita Falls will read the names and ages of almost 3,000 children who were reported as abused in Wichita and surrounding counties in 2020. Because these children are minors and their identities must be protected, “Jane Doe” and “John Doe” will be used in place of their names. The Save Jane event launched in Dallas 2 years ago. Last year’s inaugural event here was...