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2 | Asian Women's Shelter | https://www.sfaws.org/ | 415-751-7110 info@sfaws.org | 3543 18th Street #19 San Francisco, CA 94110 | 24/7 Crisis Line: 1-877-751-7110 Arabic Helpline: 415-601-6403, 415-518-1760 Outsources legal and mental health services Shelter Program | Address the urgent and unmet needs of survivors of domestic violence and human trafficking, especially those who are immigrant or refugee women, children, LGBTQ+/GNB, and/or youth. AWS welcomes survivors of all genders, ages, races, nationalities, language communities, abilities, income-levels and more. | Will find appropiate translator/interpreter if neded | Free | NorCal | |||||||||||||||||
3 | Banteay Srei (Asian Health Services) | http://www.banteaysrei.org/ | 510-318-4438 banteaysrei510@gmail.com | Suite #102, 310 8th St. Oakland, CA 94607 | Support group and class to learn about women’s reproductive health, identify and address the issues of sexism, sexual exploitation, sexual harassment, bullying, but also moving forward through building healthy relationships and determining how we empower ourselves as young Southeast Asian women Training in How to Identify & Confront Sexual Exploitation | Banteay Srei is a youth development, asset building organization that is non-judgmental of young South East Asian women who are at risk of or engaged in the underground sex trade. We seek to provide the resources that support their healthy development through self empowerment and self determination. | NorCal | |||||||||||||||||||
4 | Casa de la Familia | https://casadelafamilia.org/home | 877-611-2272 info@casadelafamilia.org | 1650 East 4th Street, Santa Ana, California 92701 3550 Wilshire Blvd., Ste 670, Los Angeles, CA 90010 508 W Commonwealth Ave., Fullerton, CA 92832 | Domestic Abuse Response Team Women's Support Groups for DV Sliding ScaleTherapy | An organization dedicated to ensuring long-lasting mental health success of children, youth and families in response to a psychological trauma. | English and Spanish | SoCal | ||||||||||||||||||
5 | Center for Pacific Asian Family | https://nurturingchange.org/ | 1-800-339-3940 | 3432 Wilshire BLVD. Suite 1000 Los Angeles, CA 90010 | Emergency/Transitional Shelter and Housing Programs Sexual Assault Response Team Helpline: 1-800-339-3940 Counseling and Case Management Community Healing Groups | Center for the Pacific Asian Family (CPAF) was founded to help address domestic violence and sexual assault in the Asian and Pacific Islander communities. | Asian and Pacific Islander languages and dialects | SoCal | ||||||||||||||||||
6 | Centro La Familia: Advocacy Services | http://www.centrolafamilia.org/ | Office: (559) 237-2961 Fax: (559) 237-2968 eolivera@centrolafamilia.org | 302 Fresno Street, Suite 102 Fresno, CA 93706 4718 N. Polk Fresno, CA 93722 275 S. Madera Ave, Suite 402 Kerman, CA 93630 3845 N Clark St, Suite 105 Fresno, CA 93726 | Victim Assistance Programs Program: non-citizen victims of domestic violence, human trafficking and other serious crimes throughout Fresno County. Our direct services include help with legal protective orders, mental health counseling and immigration-related assistance. Nueva Esperanza Program : trauma-informed crisis-intervention, assistance with temporary restraining orders, linkage to counseling services, and criminal justice support and advocacy. Sexual Assault Services Culturally Specific Program: specific for Latina victims | Centro La Familia Advocacy Services offers a broad range of programs designed to assist crime victims, support families and children, promote health and wellness, encourage civic engagement and more. Many of our programs provide outreach, advocacy and education services to those in need. | English and Spanish | NorCal | ||||||||||||||||||
7 | East Los Angeles Women's Center | www.elawc.org | 323-526-5819 | 1431 S. Atlantic Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90022 The Wellness Center @ the Historic General Hospital, LAC+USC, Los Angeles, CA 90033 | Crisis Hotline: 800-585-6281 Services for Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence Men's Restorative Justice, Healing Circle/ Fatherhood Program | The mission of the East Los Angeles Women’s Center is to ensure that all women, girls and their families live in a place of safety, health, and personal well-being, free from violence and abuse, with equal access to necessary health services and social support, with an emphasis on Latino communities. | English and Spanish | SoCal | ||||||||||||||||||
8 | Institute on Violence, Abuse and Trauma | http://www.ivatcenters.org/ | 858-527-1860 | 10065 Old Grove Road, Suite 101 San Diego, CA 92131 | Has the ability to provide psychological treatment services to a child, adolescent or adult in San Diego County who has been affected by violence, abuse or trauma. | The Institute on Violence, Abuse and Trauma (IVAT) is a 501(c)(3) organization that condemns violence and oppression in all its forms. We stand with all who work for equality and peace. | $40-$160 More for other services | SoCal | ||||||||||||||||||
9 | Korean American Family Services | https://www.kfamla.org/ | 213-389-6755 admin@kfamla.org | 3727 West 6th Street, Ste. 320 Los Angeles, CA 90020 | Crisis Hotline: 213-338-00472 Gender Based Violence: KFAM provides quality intervention, prevention and outreach services for Korean immigrant families affected by domestic violence, sexual assault and human trafficking. We provide crisis intervention, counseling, support, cultural-specific education and outreach to prevent domestic violence and to improve access to services for victims. We also provide perpetrator accountability group programs. | Since its inception in 1983, KFAM has provided assistance to tens of thousands of Korean Americans—particularly women, children, immigrants, and low-income families. KFAM specializes in providing linguistically and culturally appropriate services through its multilingual and multicultural staff. | Korean and English | SoCal | ||||||||||||||||||
10 | Korean Community Center of the East Bay | https://kcceb.org/ | Chinese Line: 844-828-5388 Korean Line: 844-828-2254 English Line: 510-547-2662 general@kcceb.org | 101 Callan Ave. Suite 400 San Leandro, CA 94577 | Shimtuh is a culturally and linguistically-specific confidential crisis support program for domestic violence survivors. including. We provide clients information, short-term counseling, and referrals to case management and mental health treatment services that address survivor safety, housing, and other social issues. | KCCEB’s mission is to empower immigrants in the Bay Area through access to education, services, resources and advocacy. We help individuals get needed resources at critical moments in their lives and offer opportunities to empower themselves, their families and community for health and wellness. | Korean, Cantonese, Khmer, Mandarin, and English | Free | NorCal | |||||||||||||||||
11 | Maitri | https://maitri.org/ | 408-436-8393 maitri@maitri.org | PO Box: 697 Santa Clara, CA 95052 | Toll Free Helpline: 1-888-862-4874 Local Helpline:1-408-436-8398 We train survivors to be economically independent and financially secure through one-on-one coaching and workshops. We also do extensive prevention work through community education and collaborative activities and engaging men and boys, youth and elders, and faith-based communities.We house survivors for an extended period of time in a safe environment at the Anjali Transitional House while they transition to an empowered, independent life. | Maitri is a free, confidential, nonprofit organization based in the San Francisco Bay Area that primarily helps families and individuals from South Asia (Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, and the Maldives) facing domestic violence, emotional abuse, cultural alienation, or family conflict. | Bangla, Gujarati, Farsi, Hindi, Kannada, Kashmiri, Konkani, Malayalam, Marathi, Marwari, Nepali, Oriya, Punjabi, Sindhi, Sinhalese, Tamil, Telugu, Urdu | Free | NorCal | |||||||||||||||||
12 | Mujeres Unidas y Activas | http://mujeresunidas.net/ | San Francisco: 415-621-8140 Oakland: 510-261-3398 Both Spanish speaking lines | 3543 18th Street, #23 San Francisco, CA 94110-1600 2640 International Blvd. Oakland, CA 94601 | Support Line: 415-431-2562 We support survivors of domestic violence and sexual abuse so that they can begin their healing processes, find the services they need most, and live without fear and guilt. Because intimate and gender-based violence is such a difficult issue to navigate in our community, we work hard to disseminate information about family violence, sexual assault and its emotional effects. We offer a series of workshops on the myths and realities of domestic violence and sexual assault in the Latinx community. We also work with family members of survivors so that they have the tools to support their loved ones. | MUA is a grassroots organization with a budget of over $3 million and a staff of 30+ that reaches thousands of immigrant women throughout the San Francisco Bay Area each year. MUA has a dual mission of promoting personal transformation and building community power for social and economic justice. | Spanish | Free | NorCal | |||||||||||||||||
13 | My Sisters House | http://www.my-sisters-house.org/ | Phone: (916) 930-0626 Fax: (916) 930-0086 Email: info@my-sisters-house.org | 3053 Freeport Blvd., #120, Sacramento, CA 95818 | Helpline: 916-428-3271 Safe Haven Shelter Program Women to Work Program Counseling Sessions | To serve Asian and Pacific Islander and other underserved women and children impacted by domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking by providing a culturally appropriate and responsive safe haven, job training, and community services. | Multilingual | NorCal | ||||||||||||||||||
14 | SAHARA | https://saharacares.org/ | 562-402-4132 info@saharacares.org | 17100 Pioneer Blvd. Suite 260 Artesia, CA 90701 | Helpline: 888-724-2722 SAHARA’s shelter which is also known as a transitional living home TLH, is an inclusive and confidential space for survivors of gender-based violence, domestic violence and sexual assault with culturally specific accommodations (halal, vegan, vegetarian etc.) SAHARA believes in not just giving these survivors a temporary living space, but works with them to create long term goals so they are able to live a life of dignity and respect | SAHARA serves survivors of all forms of abuse within the South Asian community in Southern California with culturally sensitive and linguistically specific services.Our services are available to all of the Southern California community, however our target population is the most vulnerable and marginalized South Asian community members, which include people from India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, Afghanistan, Bhutan, and Sri Lanka. | Hindi, Urdu, Gujarati, Punjabi | SoCal | ||||||||||||||||||
15 | South Asian Network | https://southasiannetwork.org/programs-services/awaz/ | 562-403-0488 saninfo@sothasiannetwork.org | 18173 Pioneer Blvd., Suite “I” Artesia, CA 90701 | Safety planning for survivors and their children Case management and advocacy including shelter placement, court accompaniment, application for public benefits, etc. Counseling and emotional support for survivors and anyone facing second hand trauma Access to legal assistance in the areas of family and immigration law Workshops (Mental Health, Healing, Financial Literacy, Parenting) Various support groups Legal document translation | We address issues of violence – including domestic violence, sexual assault, child abuse, child sexual abuse, digital abuse, stalking, human trafficking, and elder abuse – within the community through free and confidential services, outreach, education, case management, and advocacy. Recognizing and reaching out for assistance as a survivor of abuse can be very difficult, and SAN would like to encourage any and all survivors to allow us to be a safe space in helping navigate a sensitive situation. | Multilingual | Insurance Needed | SoCal | |||||||||||||||||
16 | A Safe Place | https://www.asafeplace.org/ | 510-986-8600 | P. O. Box 23006 Oakland, CA 94623-0006 | Emergency Line: 510-536-7233 Crisis Shelter: Shelter, Transport, Food and Clothing, Counseling, Children's Prgoram Teen Violence Protection: Our Teen Dating Violence programs protect and empower teens to create healthy relationships. We have educated professionals who can work with teens, and also educate parents about teens and intimate partner abuse. | Our mission at A Safe Place is to decrease domestic violence by providing victims, survivors, and their children with a safe shelter and resources to break the cycle of violence through outreach and education to at-risk populations and diverse communities. | Farsi, Chinese, Spanish | NorCal | ||||||||||||||||||
17 | Afghan Coalition | afghancoalition.org | 510-745-1680 info@afghancoalition.org | 39155 Liberty Street, Suite D-460 Fremont, CA | Find shelter Refer to partner agencies who provide legal assistance to obtain restraining orders, file for divorce, re-obtain green cards and other legal documentation lost during their transition, provide court accompaniment Enroll in support groups Seek medical attention English classes | The Afghan Coalition is the “Go-To” agency for Afghans facing challenges in America. formed in 1996 by Afghan Americans to help their fellow Afghans survive and thrive as newcomers, the Afghan Coalition is a non-profit community organization. We are dedicated to strengthening Afghan families, improving their access to social services, and building a strong and united Afghan American community. Currently we are responding to crisis situations such as the fall of Afghanistan and the resulting flood of new refugees. | Arabic, Pashto, Persian, Urdu | NorCal | ||||||||||||||||||
18 | Asian Americans for Community Involvement | https://aaci.org/wellness/womens-home/ | Live Online Chat Support: safechatsv.org 408-975-2739 | Asian Americans for Community Involvement (AACI) 2400 Moorpark Ave., Suite 300 San Jose, CA 95128 Family Justice Center 9 am-12 pm, 1-5 pm 749 Story Road Suite #50, San Jose, CA 95122 | A 24-hour crisis hotline and information hotline. (408) 975-2739 A 24-hour emergency shelter. Peer counseling; individual and group. Help with restraining orders, family law, and immigration issues. Domestic violence education and training for professionals and community groups. Employment, housing, and social service advocacy. Information and referrals. San Jose Family Justice Center | Realizing the enormous cultural and linguistic barriers immigrant families faced, AACI formed Asian Women’s Home in 1986. Help is available in multiple languages and dialects, both Asian and non-Asian. Our 10-bed shelter is the only domestic violence shelter in Santa Clara County that focuses on the Asian community, and we are one of only nine shelters focusing on Asian and Pacific Islander domestic violence survivors in the entire continental U.S. Asian Women’s Home serves everyone regardless of race, ethnicity, religion, immigration status, socioeconomic background, or sexual orientation. | Multilingual | Free | NorCal | |||||||||||||||||
19 | Bay Area Legal Aid | https://baylegal.org/what-we-do/safety/domestic-violence-prevention/ | Legal Advice Line: 800-551-5554 Administrative Office: 510-663-4755 | 1735 Telegraph Avenue Oakland, CA 94612 | Temporary Restraining Orders Divorce, legal separation or annulments Child or spousal support Custody and visitation orders Battered spouse waivers Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) enforcement Immigration issues faced by domestic violence survivors Training and community education | BayLegal’s Domestic Violence Prevention Project takes a holistic approach to representing survivors from all walks of life. The family law unit’s services are designed to empower survivors with the information and options they need to stop the abuse and build safe, stable lives for themselves and their children. The project offers free legal assistance in obtaining restraining orders, divorces, support orders, safe custody, and visitation orders. | Multilingual | NorCal | ||||||||||||||||||
20 | Building Futures with Women and Children | https://bfwc.org/ | 510-357-0205 | Mailing Address: 1840 Fairway Dr., San Leandro, CA 94577 Headquarters: 1840 Fairway Dr., San Leandro, CA 94577 Phone: 510-357-0205 Housing Resource Center—MidCounty West 1840 Fairway Dr., San Leandro, CA 94577 Building Futures Family Housing Resource Center Family Front Door 433 Hegenberger Rd., Suite #200, Oakland, CA 94621 Housing Resource Center—MidCounty West Alameda 2500 Barbers Point Rd., Alameda, CA 94501 | Building Futures provides a range of services for survivors of domestic violence. We provide shelter and support services to families and individuals fleeing an abuser, at Sister Me Home safe house. Our domestic violence services also include a 24-hour help line, community outreach/education, individual/ group counseling, and referrals for legal and other services, for survivors of all gender identities. | At Building Futures, we believe that everyone deserves a safe place to call home. That’s why all of Building Futures’ programs and services are aimed at helping our clients overcome their obstacles to permanent housing. We are proud to provide Alameda County individuals and families in need with Shelter, Domestic Violence Support and Advocacy, and Housing Services. | NorCal | |||||||||||||||||||
21 | Center for Domestic Peace | https://centerfordomesticpeace.org/ | 415-924-3923 administrator@c4dp.org | Center for Domestic Peace 734 A Street San Rafael,CA 94901-3923 | English Hotline: 415-924-6616 Linea de apoyo en español: 415-924-3456 Emergency Shelter Transitional Housing Classes for Stopping Violent Behavior Support Groups Legal Systems Advocacy Counseling Services | C4DP holds the vision of a world in which domestic violence, abuse, and intimidation is replaced with domestic peace. We believe that all women, youth, children, and men who are abused and at risk of abuse have a right to immediate and long-term safety. We strive to create greater safety, justice, and equality for all by building awareness and action toward changing the social norms that promote or enforce violence against women. We seek to make domestic violence a major community concern among all residents and social institutions (schools, hospitals, police departments, etc.). We believe that change results from the action-oriented participation of large numbers of people, organizations, and institutions, inclusive of survivors. We see intergenerational leadership as essential in our multigenerational task of ending domestic violence and violence against women and girls. | Interpreter can be provided | NorCal | ||||||||||||||||||
22 | Community Solutions | https://www.communitysolutions.org/ | 1 (408) 842-7138 info@communitysolutions.org | Gilroy (Headquarters): 9015 Murray Avenue, #100 Gilroy, CA 95020 Morgan Hill 16264 Church Street, #103 Morgan Hill, CA 95037 1.408.779.2113 San Jose 1356 Ridder Park Drive San Jose, CA 95131 1.408.225.9163 Hollister 341 Tres Pinos Road #202B Hollister, CA 95023 1.831.637.1094 Mon-Fri 9:00am to 5:00pm | Sexual Assault & DV Crisis Line: 1 (877) 363-7238 Youth & Family Crisis Line: (408) 683-4118 Creating a safety plan (whether you choose to stay with your partner or leave) Emergency safe house/temporary shelter Temporary restraining orders and legal advocacy Counseling | We provide critical services for children, teens, adults, and families who are facing times of crisis, ranging from mental health and substance use challenges to domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking. We provide services in Santa Clara County and San Benito County. | NorCal/ SoCal | |||||||||||||||||||
23 | Community United Against Violence | https://www.cuav.org/ | (415) 777-5500 info@cuav.org | 427 S Van Ness Ave San Francisco, CA 94103 | Advocacy-Based Peer Counseling: LGBTQ people dealing with violence or abuse can access short-term counseling to receive emotional support, safety planning, referrals, and limited case follow-up. Survivors Advocating for Freedom Today (SAF-T): CUAV's membership program fosters a membership base in order to develop the leadership and capacity of LGBTQI2S survivors of violence to break isolation, increase community connections and create systemic change toward the larger goals of decreasing deportation, homelessness and incarceration rates. | Founded in 1979, CUAV works to build the power of LGBTQ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer) communities to transform violence and oppression. We support the healing and leadership of those impacted by abuse and mobilize our broader communities to replace cycles of trauma with cycles of safety and liberation. As part of the larger social justice movement, CUAV works to create truly safe communities where everyone can thrive. | English and Spanish | NorCal | ||||||||||||||||||
24 | Cooperative Restraining Order Clinic | https://www.probono.net/sf/volunteer/item.Cooperative_Restraining_Order_Clinic_CROC | Emberly C. Cross Coordinating Attorney Phone: 415-864-1790 Fax: 415-241-9491 emberly@roclinic.org | 3543 18th Street, Box #5 San Francisco, CA 94110 | At CROC, clients meet one-on-one with an interviewer who then prepares the paperwork necessary to file for a restraining order. Interpreters are available at the clinics for clients who do not speak English or Spanish. Child care is also available. Clinic appointments are scheduled on Saturdays or on Thursday evenings. After the initial interview, CROC files the client's restraining order request at the Family Court and obtains a Temporary Restraining Order that lasts until a hearing on a Wednesday morning. The Temporary Restraining Order must be personally served on the abuser, and CROC can assist with this service. CROC attorneys accompany clients to their restraining order hearings and arrange for interpreters if necessary. At the hearing, the Court can make a Restraining Order that lasts for up to five (5) years. | The Cooperative Restraining Order Clinic (CROC) is a collaborative city-wide project which helps domestic violence survivors in San Francisco get restraining orders against their abusers. The services are free and confidential. It is the main way in which women in San Francisco obtain restraining orders. | Interpreters are provided | NorCal | ||||||||||||||||||
25 | Community Overcoming Relationship Abuse | https://www.corasupport.org/ | 650-652-0800 info@corasupport.org | CORA’s Main Office 2211 Palm Avenue San Mateo, CA 94403 CORA East Palo Alto Office Located within the Renaissance Center 1848 Bay Road East Palo Alto, CA 94303 | 24hr Hotline: 800-300-1080 Walk in Support for Crisis Intervention Safe Hosuing and Community Advocacy Counseling for Survivors Legal Services: 650-259-1855 | CORA is the only agency in San Mateo County solely dedicated to helping those affected by domestic violence. From counseling, to emergency housing, to legal assistance, our services are designed to provide safety, support, and healing. | NorCal | |||||||||||||||||||
26 | Family Violence Appellate Project | https://fvaplaw.org/ | Helpline: (510) 380-6243 Business line: (510) 858-7358 info@fvaplaw.org | 449 15th St., Suite 104 Oakland, CA 94612 | Appellate Courts: Our main program ensures domestic violence laws keep survivors and children safe, by: representing survivors in appeals for free; filing amicus briefs in cases of statewide importance; and requesting publication of unpublished cases to create binding legal precedent that benefits survivors in California and Washington state. Legal Support: We provide free training, legal support and technical assistance to shelters, domestic violence advocates, and attorneys representing survivors in trial court, including self-help legal tools and online training videos. Housing & Employment: We provide free on-call legal assistance and trainings to domestic violence advocates and attorneys representing survivors with employment and housing issues in California. | FVAP is transforming the power of the civil legal system and leveling the playing field for survivors of domestic violence. In many cases, survivors have also suffered financial abuse and cannot afford to appeal a trial court decision that puts them or their children in danger. At FVAP, we believe justice should be available to everyone, not just those who can afford it. We partner with pro bono attorneys from California and Washington’s top law firms and corporate legal teams to provide free, high-quality legal representation to survivors, giving them the best possible chance at success in their appeal. We win 81% of the affirmative appeals we bring to court on behalf of survivors — far above the California statewide average of 21% — and 100% of appeals we defend. | Translation Services Available | Free | NorCal | |||||||||||||||||
27 | La Casa de las Madres | https://www.lacasa.org/ | OFFICE: 415-503-0500 TEXT: 415-200-3575 info@lacasa.org | 1269 Howard Street San Francisco, CA 94103 | Adult Crisis Line: 877-503-1850 Teen Crisis Line: 977-923-0700 Drop in Counseling Center Emergency Shelter High Risk Team Safe Housing Permanent Supportive Housing | The mission of La Casa de las Madres is to respond to calls for help from domestic violence victims, of all ages, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. We give survivors the tools to transform their lives. We seek to prevent future violence by educating the community and by redefining public perceptions about domestic violence. | English and Spanish | Free | NorCal | |||||||||||||||||
28 | Monarch Services | https://www.monarchscc.org/ | Watsonville: 831-722-4532 Santa Cruz: 831-425-4030 | Watsonville Office 233 East Lake Avenue Watsonville, CA 95076 Santa Cruz Office 550 Water Street Suite J3 Santa Cruz, CA 95060 | Bilingual Crisis Line: 888-900-4232 Crisis Intervention Program Children and Youth Program Education and Community Outreach Program Emergency Shelter Technology Safety Teen Violence Programs Positive Solutions Program | Monarch Services was founded in 1977, when volunteers secured a grant to open the safe shelter, Mariposa House. The agency continued to grow to meet the need for safe shelter and services to domestic violence victims. In 1987, the agency became one of the first Rape Crisis Centers to be funded in California, and was instrumental in developing and implementing one of the first Sexual Assault Response Teams in the nation. We currently serve approximate 1,500 victims of domestic violence and sexual assault each year. | English and Spanish | Free | NorCal | |||||||||||||||||
29 | NEWS (Nuturing Empowering Worth Safety) | https://www.napanews.org/ | 707-252-3687 | Administrative Office 1141 Pear Tree Lane, Suite 220 Napa CA 94558 | Help Line: (707) 255-6397 Emergency Confidential Shelter Sexual Assault Victim Services (SAVS) Kids Exposed to Domestic Violence (KEDS): This program works in the community to provide a differential response and follow-up counseling for exposed children and their families. Court Advocacy: Provides victim assistance with kick-out orders; temporary and permanent restraining orders; emergency protective orders; and court accompaniment. Counseling Groups Transitional Housing | NEWS is dedicated to providing safety, hope, healing and empowerment for survivors of domestic and sexual abuse. Equally, NEWS is committed to promoting safe communities and social change through prevention, intervention, education, and advocacy. | English and Spanish | NorCal | ||||||||||||||||||
30 | Narika | https://www.narika.org/ | OFFICE: (510) 444-6068 NARIKA@NARIKA.ORG | PO BOX 1708 FREMONT, CA 94538, USA | Helpline: 1-800-215-7308 SAFETY PLANNING SUPPORT GROUPS SEED JOB TRAINING PROGRAM HEAL WELLNESS PROGRAM FOOD JUSTICE PROGRAM TRANSITIONAL HOME DV RESOURCES | Narika was founded in 1992 by a group of immigrant women, who identified the need for domestic violence services in the local communities of the Bay Area. These women opened the doors of Narika by use of an informal familial model of service, engaging victims as sisters rather than clients, and providing assistance in several different languages. Their initiative duly evolved into the organized non-profit that today proudly serves the Bay Area as Narika. | NorCal | |||||||||||||||||||
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