SERVICES

We bridge the gap and barriers between AANHPI communities, law enforcement and community partners by offering culturally and linguistically responsive services. These include training for law enforcement and community partners, providing language support, community engagement for awareness and prevention, advocating for trauma-informed and survivor-centered policies and programs, supporting individuals experiencing abuse and exploitation to break the silence despite cultural barriers, and providing referral and resources to survivors.

Education

Training law enforcement and victim service providers about cultural competency. 
Addressing safety concerns for victims/survivors.
Promoting accountability for perpetrators. Fostering a community response to gender-based violence through outreach and training for law enforcement, legal professionals, healthcare providers, educators, social service providers, advocates, and community partners. 

Economic Empowerment

Helping economically disadvantaged victims attain self-sufficiency through assistance of basic needs, job training and job placement.

Support

Increasing self-esteem for victims and survivors to regain their power through mental health support and support group: International Survivors Network (S.A.V.E.)

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Translation

Click below for a list of language services, legal translation and court interpretation services.

Legal

Click below for ​a list of legal resources, also available on 280th Family Protective Order Court website.

Shelters

Click below for
a list of shelters.