Roshelle Czar is here for Urgent Justice
I support students, survivors, and people with disabilities in urgent situations — housing, education, safety, and legal help.
About Me
Roshelle Czar, Founder of Urgent Justice
I am a certified Peer Support Specialist and Domestic Violence Advocate, and I’ve spent over a decade helping survivors, students, and disabled individuals access the support and safety they deserve.
I founded Urgent Justice to provide fast, trauma-informed, and accessible services for people navigating crisis, housing instability, and systemic barriers—especially in California.
My work is rooted in lived experience, professional training, and a deep commitment to justice.
My Journey and Impact
- Advocated at the California State Capitol for housing rights and mental health reform.
- Supported survivors at Amala Hopeline with trauma, violence, and displacement recovery.
- Guided students and families through legal protections, housing, and education access.
- Policy Fellow on Assembly Bill 132 to expand mental health and housing access statewide.
Awards and Recognition
- Awarded by the U.S. Congress for leadership in advocacy and community healing.
- Honored by California State Capitol for championing student housing justice.
I combine professional expertise with real-life insight to make support quick, respectful, and effective.
Your voice matters. Your healing matters. And your justice is urgent.
Read My Full StoryWhy Roshelle?
Lived experience. Policy expertise. Unshakable purpose.
Roshelle Czar isn’t just an advocate — she’s lived the realities that too many are forced to navigate alone. A survivor, academic, and community leader, she founded Urgent Justice to close the gap between crisis and court.
A graduate in Gender Studies from Sacramento State University and the recipient of multiple honors from the U.S. Congress and State of California, Roshelle combines trauma-informed insight with rapid, strategic support.
Her work is rooted in empathy, not paperwork — focused on making sure no woman is left unheard, unsupported, or unseen.
Recognitions & Certifications
⚡ Why Urgent Justice?
Because waiting weeks for help is not an option.
Trauma-Informed, Survivor-Led
Built from real experience — not bureaucracy. Every client is treated with dignity, empathy, and urgency.
Culturally & Linguistically Aware
Services available in English, Spanish, Urdu, and Punjabi. Respect, not assumptions.
Faster Than Legal Aid Clinics
Book now. Get help within 24–72 hours — not 3–6 weeks.
Holistic Support
Housing, legal forms, student appeals — handled together, not separately.
Select your Urgent Justice topic
- Emergency Shelter Access
- Section 8 Guidance
- Transitional Housing Support
- DSPS Forms
- Expulsion Appeals
- Housing Letters
- SSI / SDI Help
- Accommodations
- Appeals & Advocacy
- CalFresh
- Housing Forms
- Medical Documentation