activities · 9
what they do
direct service · 9
- 24/7 Crisis Hotline and Text Line Domestic & Sexual Violence Crisis SupportOperates a 24/7 hotline and text line to provide immediate support for individuals in danger or needing assistance related to domestic violence and sexual assault.
- Child and Teen Advocacy and Prevention EducationProvides emotional support and activities for children in shelter, offers advocacy and safety planning for children and teens who have experienced violence, and delivers school-based prevention education on dating violence and unhealthy relationships.
- Emergency Shelter Services Emergency Shelter for Survivors' PetsProvides safe, short-term housing with basic necessities, private accommodations, meals, clothing, and hygiene items for individuals and families escaping domestic or sexual violence, including on-site pet housing.
- Housing and Relocation Assistance Permanent and Transitional Housing SupportAssists survivors transitioning out of shelter with finding and affording housing, including rental support, relocation help, and access to essential items such as food, clothing, and furniture.
- Legal and Court Advocacy Legal Advocacy for SurvivorsOffers trained advocates to assist survivors with protection orders, legal paperwork, court accompaniment, understanding legal processes, and providing emotional support during hearings.
- Medical and Hospital Advocacy Domestic & Sexual Violence Crisis SupportProvides trained advocates to meet survivors at hospitals, offer support during medical exams, and facilitate communication with medical staff.
- Mobile Advocacy Program Domestic & Sexual Violence Crisis SupportOperates a mobile advocacy program that meets survivors in safe public places, assisting those without transportation or who feel unsafe traveling.
- Safety Planning Domestic & Sexual Violence Crisis SupportAssists individuals in creating personalized safety plans that consider various aspects of their lives, including children, pets, housing, and transportation.
- Support Groups and Life Skills Classes Life Skills and Parenting EducationOffers self-help groups and classes on parenting, job readiness, and emotional wellness for survivors, available to both shelter residents and non-residents.
strategies · 5
how they think
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- Community-Engaged Support Model community-engaged support modelEngages the community through donations and volunteering while providing accessible support via multiple communication channels, leveraging local involvement to sustain and deliver services effectively.
- Confidential, Trauma-Informed Shelter and Support trauma-informed careProvides confidential, free, and secure shelter and services with strict safety protocols to protect survivors’ privacy and ensure a safe environment for healing, removing financial and physical barriers to access.
- Empowerment-Based Service Design empowerment modelDesigns services to empower survivors to regain control of their lives by meeting them where they are—physically and emotionally—and supporting holistic recovery for adults, children, and family pets.
- Equity and Compliance Assurance civil rights complianceEnsures equitable access to all programs by adhering to civil rights laws and providing formal complaint procedures for discrimination, extending these standards to contractors and vendors.
- Prevention Through Education primary preventionWorks to prevent abuse by teaching healthy relationship skills in local schools, aiming to change behaviors and norms before violence occurs.
named programs · 9
what they call their work
Children & Teen Services
Emotional support, safety planning, and school-based prevention education for youth affected by domestic or dating violence
Emergency Shelter
Short-term, confidential housing for individuals and families escaping domestic or sexual violence, including meals, clothing, and hygiene items
Housing & Basic Needs Assistance
Help with rental support, relocation, furniture, food, and clothing for survivors transitioning out of shelter
Legal & Court Advocacy
Assistance with protection orders, court accompaniment, and legal paperwork for survivors, regardless of shelter status
Medical Advocacy
Support during hospital visits and medical exams, including陪同 through forensic exams and communication with medical staff
Mobile Advocacy
On-site support in safe public locations across Southeastern Arizona, including courthouses, hospitals, and rural communities
Pet-Friendly Shelter Program
Allows survivors to bring pets to shelter to ensure no one must choose between safety and leaving a beloved animal behind
Safety Planning
Personalized plans for survivors at any stage of their journey, including strategies for staying safe while in or leaving a relationship
Support Groups & Life Skills
Groups and classes on parenting, job readiness, and emotional wellness for survivors in shelter or living independently
relationships · 2
who they work with
- Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) Government — Notifies ADOT Civil Rights Office of all Title VI complaints and allows complainants to file appeals with ADOT.
- Federal Transit Administration (FTA) Government — Allows complainants dissatisfied with the organization's decision to file a complaint with the FTA offices of Civil Rights.