This study discusses the pattern of assistance to child victims of violence who are in the Integrated Service Center for Women and Children Victims of Violence P2TPAKK “Rekso Dyah Utami” by using descriptive analytical research methods and qualitative approach. The research subjects included P2TPAKK administrators of “Rekso Dyah Utami” and several counselors who acted as health, legal, and social assistants as well as caregivers. The results of this research indicate that service and flow of treatment if pursued can form a pattern of assistance. The pattern of assistance is divided into 3 which are implemented to the child victims of violence according to their needs. The three mentoring patterns in question are: (1) health assistance, (2) legal assistance, and (3) social assistance. Then the supporting factors in the process of providing assistance include the provision of adequate facilities, the educational background of the assistant, and the creativity of the assistant during the assistance process, and the existence of the Forum for the Protection of Victims of Violence. As for the inhibiting factors are in the form of limited number of the team, the limitations of shelter and accommodating clients, closing, unstable feeling, the limitations of client communication in expressing problems and the ability of the assistant in the use of sign language.