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4. Arizona Coalition Against Domestic Violence (Safety, Health and Justice in Arizona)
www.azcadv.org -- 602-279-2900 or 800-782-6400 – TTY: 602-279-7270 – acadv@azcadv.org
5. De Colores (The Rainbow After the Storm of Violence)
Is a safe home for women and children who have been forced to flee their homes due to domestic violence – specialize in Spanish services, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week; offers bilingual and bicultural services
www.cplc.org – 602.257.0700
6. A New Leaf (Helping Families, Changing Lives)
Domestic Violence Victim Advocacy – Maricopa County, Northeast Regional Court Center
Assists with: filing/modifying orders of protection and injunctions, court room accompaniment, resource and referrals, basic information on family court procedures, victims rights information, safety planning, 911 cell phone, and DV court advocacy
www.turnanewleaf.org – office: 602.372.7605 –David Esqueda: davidanewleaf@yahoo.com
7. A New Leaf (Helping Families, Changing Lives)
Autumn House – 24 Hour crisis program for victims of domestic violence; serves women, men, and their children who require temporary shelter and support as a result of violence at home.
www.turnanewleaf.org -- Crisis Hotline: 480-835-5555
Kathy DiNolfi: VP Emergency and Shelter Services: 480-833-8200 x204
8. A New Leaf (helping Families, Changing Lives)
La Mesita Family Homeless Shelter – A 30 unit family shelter that provides services to help homeless families with minor aged children become self-reliant; includes: temporary emergency housing, case management, life skills, accredited childcare and youth services, provision of basic living needs, job search assistance
www.turnanewleaf.org – 480.834.8723
Kathy DiNolfi: VP Emergency and Shelter Services: 480-833-8200 x204
9. Catholic Charities Community Services
My Sisters’ Place – Provides a safe place for women and their children who are fleeing domestic violence; includes: 24 hour crisis hot line, case management, crisis intervention, emergency shelter, children’s services, housing referrals, educational groups, and victim advocacy
www.catholiccharitiesaz.org – crisis hotline: 480-821-1024
10. Catholic Charities Community Services
Pathways –A community based program that provides domestic violence survivors with adequate time and support to develop the skills needed to establish and sustain a violence free lifestyle, to obtain financial independence from their abuser, to locate permanent housing nd to develop a stable, healthy support system. Available services: Counseling, Spanish Domestic Violence Survivors’ Support Group and victim advocacy
www.catholiccharitiesaz.org – crisis hotline: 480-821-1024 – TYY: 1-800-842-4681 – Bilingual Pathways Counselor: Jackie Jarvis: 602-287-6503 – Bilingual Victim Advocate: Marie Soliz: 602-819-0082
11. Sojourner Center (Overcoming the Impact of Domestic Violence One Life at a Time)
Assist in seeking shelter, safety planning, crisis intervention, support and referral and resource information; provides: emergency and transitional housing, food and clothing, and a continuum of support services for families
www.sojournercenter.org – 602.296.3353 – Crisis Line: 602.244.0089 – TTY: 1-800-886-8794
