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Chrysalis Shelter for Victims

AZ · EIN 860447620 · $3.7M rev · operational · www.noabuse.org
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Chrysalis Shelter for Victims provides comprehensive services to victims of domestic violence, including emergency and transitional housing, counseling, and legal advocacy. The organization also offers offender treatment programs and community education on domestic abuse. They operate in Arizona, focusing on safety and long-term healing for survivors.

activities · 11

what they do

direct service · 10
  • 24-Hour Domestic Violence Hotline Domestic & Sexual Violence Crisis Support
    Operates a 24-hour domestic violence hotline to provide immediate support and assistance to victims.
  • 24-Hour Domestic Violence Hotline and Outreach Domestic & Sexual Violence Crisis Support
    Operates a 24-hour domestic violence hotline and an outreach office that can be contacted by phone to provide immediate support and information.
  • Counseling and Mental Health Services
    Provides counseling for adults using a trauma-informed approach, as well as general counseling and mental health services for victims of domestic violence.
  • Domestic Violence Offender Treatment Program Court-Ordered Diversion Programs
    Offers educational group courses through its Preventing Abusive Contact (PAC) weekly program, providing offender treatment groups lasting 26 to 52 weeks for court-ordered or self-referred domestic violence offenders.
  • Emergency and Transitional Housing Services Transitional Housing for Survivors
    Provides emergency housing and transitional housing for up to two years, including case management, economic advocacy, safety planning, and basic needs assistance for victims of domestic violence.
  • On-Site Child Care
    Provides on-site child care services for residents utilizing their emergency housing and other programs.
  • Outreach Office Services
    Operates an outreach office that can be contacted by phone to provide support and information.
  • Victim Advocacy and Support Services Domestic & Sexual Violence Crisis Support
    Offers mobile victim advocacy services, including lay legal services, court accompaniment, legal assistance, safety planning, case management, and basic needs assistance. Also provides access to trained advocates via phone and email.
  • Organizes group projects for volunteers, including landscaping, painting and cleaning apartments, craft parties, and holiday activities for residents in their shelters.
  • Organizes group projects for volunteers, including landscaping, painting, cleaning apartments, craft parties, and holiday activities for residents in their shelters.
capacity building · 1
  • Community Education and Training Youth Domestic Violence Prevention Education
    Provides educational presentations about domestic violence for civic groups, schools, clubs, small businesses, and corporations, and offers training on the challenges victims of abuse face using the In Your Shoes curriculum.
strategies · 5

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named programs · 6

what they call their work

Community Education
Offers educational presentations about domestic violence for civic groups, schools, clubs, small businesses, and corporations, and provides training using the "In Your Shoes" curriculum.
Counseling
Provides trauma-informed counseling for adults, safety planning, and basic needs assistance.
Emergency Shelter
Provides emergency housing, child care, future safety planning, counseling, educational and support groups, transportation, case management, and basic needs assistance.
Mobile Victim Advocacy
Offers lay legal services, court accompaniment, legal assistance, safety planning, case management, and basic needs assistance for victims.
Preventing Abusive Contact (PAC)
Weekly educational group courses for court-ordered or self-referred domestic violence offenders, lasting 26 to 52 weeks.
Transitional Housing
Provides housing for up to two years, along with case management, economic advocacy, basic needs assistance, and safety planning.