Arizona Sexual Assault Network
501 (C) 3 nonprofit operating in partnership with the U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Violence Against Women.
1611 E. Warner Rd. Suite 4 Tempe, AZ 85284
Phone: 602-299-1251
501 (C) 3 nonprofit operating in partnership with the U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Violence Against Women.
1611 E. Warner Rd. Suite 4 Tempe, AZ 85284
Phone: 602-299-1251
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ARIZONA SEXUAL ASSAULT NETWORK
Inspire someone to seek help by
anonymously sharing your personal
experience surviving sexual assault.
Read Survivor Stories...
“Reducing the Threat of Sexual Violence”
Q&A’s
I’ve been assaulted what do I do?
How can I help someone who has been assaulted?
What feelings are associated with healing?
Why would someone commit sexual assault?
What is sexual offense by law in Arizona?
What are my responsibilities as a parent?
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Southern Arizona Battered Immigrant Women Project
Actively pursues its goal “to improve the access to culturally appropriate services for battered immigrant women, thereby ensuring their rights under the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA),” and its mission of “safety and empowerment for immigrant women and children victims of sexual and domestic violence.”
The task forces have trained thousands of community service providers including law enforcement, health care professionals, educators, victim advocates, legal service providers and community members regarding rights and proper response to victims and survivors. The project’s efforts were recognized by their peers in 2009, when they received the Arizona Rural Health Conference Program of the Year Award.
References:
Southern Arizona Battered Immigrant Women Project wins “Program of the Year” at Rural Health Conference ,Health Matters for Rural Women Newsletter SEPTEMBER • OCTOBER 2009, Rural Women’s Health Initiative
Actively pursues its goal “to improve the access to culturally appropriate services for battered immigrant women, thereby ensuring their rights under the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA),” and its mission of “safety and empowerment for immigrant women and children victims of sexual and domestic violence.”
The task forces have trained thousands of community service providers including law enforcement, health care professionals, educators, victim advocates, legal service providers and community members regarding rights and proper response to victims and survivors. The project’s efforts were recognized by their peers in 2009, when they received the Arizona Rural Health Conference Program of the Year Award.
References:
Southern Arizona Battered Immigrant Women Project wins “Program of the Year” at Rural Health Conference ,Health Matters for Rural Women Newsletter SEPTEMBER • OCTOBER 2009, Rural Women’s Health Initiative
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Hands of a Friend Phone: 502-339-4671
A domestic violence shelter providing domestic violence advocacy services for Southern Arizona.
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