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VERDE VALLEY SANCTUARY INC

AZ · EIN 860741314 · $2.9M rev · operational · verdevalleysanctuary.org
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Verde Valley Sanctuary provides comprehensive services to survivors of domestic and sexual violence, including safe housing, advocacy, and educational support groups. The organization operates a shelter and offers community-based programs to help individuals heal from trauma and navigate legal processes. It serves the Verde Valley region of Arizona.

activities · 6

what they do

direct service · 5
  • Offering educational and trauma healing support groups
    Offers educational support groups on domestic and sexual violence, covering topics like identifying unhealthy relationships, safety planning, victim rights, and recovery, as well as trauma healing support groups incorporating expressive activities.
  • Operating a domestic violence shelter Emergency Shelter for Survivors' Pets
    Operates a domestic violence shelter that provides a safe place to stay for individuals experiencing domestic violence, including welcoming and caring for their pets.
  • Providing basic necessities Emergency Supply Distribution
    Provides food and clothing to individuals in need.
  • Offers bilingual support for its services to better assist a diverse population.
  • Providing direct advocacy and support services Domestic & Sexual Violence Crisis Support
    Provides advocacy, emotional support, comfort, safety planning, and referrals to community resources for survivors of violence and trauma, including direct legal advocacy for family court matters and monthly visits to libraries to support survivors.
advocacy · 1
  • Advocating for policy and legal changes Service Standards Development
    Led a statewide group to draft Arizona Service Standards for Domestic Violence Programs and served as a subject matter expert for a state project that resulted in changes to Arizona law and the development of the AzPOINT system for protection orders.
strategies · 12

how they think

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named programs · 6

what they call their work

Educational Support Groups
Offers support to survivors of domestic and sexual violence with curriculum focusing on identifying unhealthy relationships, safety planning, effects on children, exploring options after assault, victim's rights, and healing from trauma through activities like journaling, poetry, art, music, and movement.
Lay Legal Advocacy
Helps survivors navigate the court system for issues such as dissolutions, legal decision making, parenting time plans, child support, and enforcement of court orders.
Outreach Program
Connects survivors with other community services and resources.
Prevention Program
Delivers evidence-based programs to local schools and the community to teach healthy relationships.
Residential Department
Provides safe housing and comprehensive direct services to residents in the sanctuary, ensuring alignment with grant goals and trauma-informed practices.
Twice Nice Thriftique
Thrift stores in Sedona and Camp Verde that generate revenue for the organization and host community events.
relationships · 5

who they work with

  • Arizona Coalition to End Sexual and Domestic Violence Partner — Collaborative relationship through shared staff experience and joint work on state standards and systems development.
  • Kaleidoscope Redrocks Partner — Scheduled to perform at the Thrifty event.
  • Twice Nice Thriftique Partner — Hosted the Twice Nice Fall Thrifty event at their location.
  • Verve Events & Tents Partner — Provided a canopy for the Thrifty event.
  • Yavapai Broadcasting Partner — Scheduled for a live remote radio visit and booth at the Thrifty event.