Asians & Pacific Islander Anti-Sexual Assault Organizations

Organizations Serving API Survivors

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  Access California Services Established in 1998, Access California Services is a culturally sensitive community-based organization dedicated to empowering all underserved populations, with a focus on Arab- American & Muslim- American communities. ACS strives to enhance quality of life and foster self-determination through direct health & human services. 714-917-0440

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  Afghan Coalition The Afghan Coalition is a non-profit community-based organization that seeks to empower refugee families, women and youth, both locally and in Afghanistan and to build bridges between the United States and Afghanistan. The mission is accomplished through the provision of community services, supporting member organizations’ community based programs and fostering understanding, reconciliation, reconstruction and mutual relations between the people of Afghanistan and the people of the United States. 510-745-1680

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  Af3irm AF3IRM is a national organization of women engaged in transnational feminist, anti-imperialist activism. Chapters in Boston, Orange County, Los Angeles, New York, San Diego, San-Francisco-Bay Area, South Bay – Los Angeles

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  The Alaska Institute for Justice The Alaska Institute for Justice (AIJ) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to protecting the human rights of all Alaskans. Formerly known as the Alaska Immigration Justice Project, it transformed into the Alaska Institute for Justice to reflect the inclusion of an additional program dedicated to environmental and social justice issues, the Research and Policy Institute. 907-279-2457

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  Alee Shelter The Alee Women’s Shelter provides emergency/protective shelter for victims of family domestic violence & sexual assault. The shelter serves women, with or without children, who are in crisis from family domestic violence & sexual assault. The location of the shelter is kept confidential in order to provide safety and security. 671-648-5888

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  America Samoa Alliance against Domestic and Sexual Violence ASCADSV’s ultimate vision is to build and weave existing supports and infrastructures to further create a safe and healthy island community as stated in it’s vision. ASCADSV continues to fulfill this through numerous and simultaneous processes: strengthening itself as an organization; continuing to advocate for the development of services for victims of sexual and family violence and by providing support to other struggling organizational members; and offering services to victims of violence through these organizations. The consistency of being able to continue activities in the community ‘big or small’ are building blocks to a larger vision of providing and building on existing cultural, faith based and community infrastructures to sustain effective and accessible services and support systems for victims and survivors of family and sexual violence. 684-258-5959

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  An Nisa' Hope Center An-Nisa is a non-profit organization working to empower, educate, and enrich the community by providing counseling, educational programs, and the necessary assistance to help our clients regain self-sufficiency. 832-324-9111

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  API Chaya API Chaya empowers survivors of gender-based violence and human trafficking to gain safety, connection, and wellness. We build power by educating and mobilizing South Asian, Asian, Pacific Islander, and all immigrant communities to end exploitation, creating a world where all people can heal and thrive. 206-467-9976

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  Apna Ghar Apna Ghar provides critical, comprehensive, culturally competent services, and conducts outreach and advocacy across communities to end gender violence. Apna Ghar is a human rights organization working to end gender violence with an evidence-based model that factors in macro and micro level conditions that create the unique barriers that our program participants face. 773-883-4663

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  Arab American Family Services Arab American Family Services (AAFS), a nonprofit social service agency founded in 2001, provides caring, compassionate assistance to (South Suburban) Chicagoland residents, with special sensitivity to the cultural and linguistic needs of Arab Americans. 708-599-2237

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  Arab-American Family Support Center AAFSC is a non-profit, non-sectarian organization established in 1994 to provide culturally and linguistically competent, trauma-informed, multigenerational social services to immigrants and refugees. 718-643-8000

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  Arab Community Center for Economic and Social Services The Arab Community Center for Economic and Social Services is a human services organization committed to the development of the Arab American community. ACCESS helps low-income families, as well as newly arrived immigrants adapt to life in the United States. 313-842-7010

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  Arizona South Asians For Safe Families ASASF's mission is to increase awareness of domestic violence and provide support services to victims of DV in the South Asian community in Arizona and to emphasize the importance of a safe family environment. 877-723-3711

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  Artemis House Artemis House is Fairfax County's emergency shelter for families and individuals fleeing domestic and sexual violence and human traifficking is Shelter House's most recently initiated project. Artemis House provides crisis intervention, temporary housing in apartment style units in an undisclosed "safe-house" location, safety planning, immediate basic needs assistance, and comprehensive service planning to prepare for a transition to more permanent and stable housing. 703-435-4940

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  ASHA for Women ASHA for Women is a 501(c) (3) nonprofit organization dedicated to providing support to South Asian women living in abusive marriages and homes. Created in 1989 by South Asians to circumvent many of the language, cultural, and social barriers that can stop many from seeking help, ASHA has helped hundreds of women and children move on to lead safer, happier lives. 202-230-8152

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  Asha Kiran AshaKiran is committed to educate, empathize and empower persons of South Asian origin and beyond while providing culturally sensitive and confidential services to people experiencing traumatic/stressful situations. 256-509-1882

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  ASHA-Ray of Hope ASHA-Ray of Hope exists to support and counsel individuals and families affected by domestic violence in Ohio, especially in the South Asian community. Through advocacy, collaboration and awareness activities, ASHA will help educate the greater community and connect individuals and families with the resources they need to achieve self-reliance. 614-326-2121

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  Asian Americans Advancing Justice - Los Angeles AAAJ's mission is to advocate for civil rights, provide legal services and education, and build coalitions to positively influence and impact Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders and to create a more equitable and harmonious society. 213-977-7500

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  Asian American Community Services Asian American Community Services is a community-based non-profit organization, primarily serving the Asian/Pacific Islander community in Ohio since 1976. We offer services in four major areas: Youth & Family, Health Care & Prevention, Community Education, and Interpreting & Translation. Our mission is to improve the well-being and quality of life of Asian Americans and Asian immigrant families in Ohio by providing social services and empowering individuals through education, training and leadership. 614-220-4023

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  Asian American Senior Citizen Service Center AASCS is a on-profit dedicated to increasing the awareness and needs of the Asian American elderly, assisting their access to essential healthcare, social services, and promoting a dignified living in the community. 714-560-8877

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  Asian Counseling and Referral Service ACRS promotes social justice and the well-being and empowerment of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders and other underserved communities – including immigrants, refugees, and American-born – by developing, providing and advocating for innovative, effective and efficient community-based multilingual and multicultural services. 206-695-7600

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  Asian Family Support Services of Austin Asian Family Support Services of Austin (AFSSA) promotes abuse-free Asian communities through advocacy, support, awareness and access to social services. 512-358-6318

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  Asian Human Services Since its beginnings in 1978, Asian Human Services (AHS) has delivered on a singular purpose: to ensure that every immigrant and refugee across Chicagoland has access to personalized support and services necessary to become prosperous members of society. 773-728-2235

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  Asian Law Alliance Asian Law Alliance, established in 1977, is a non-profit organization providing equal access to the justice system for Asian Pacific Islander and low-income populations in the Silicon Valley. Our mission is through providing legal counseling, community education and community organizing, we promote self-sufficiency, self-reliance, and a better quality of life for all. 408-287-9710

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  Asian Pacific American Legal Resource Center The mission of the APALRC is the advance the civil and legal rights of Asian Americans by focusing on providing linguistically accessible and culturally appropriate legal services to low-income Asian immigrants in Metro-DC who have limited English proficiency. The goal is to ensure that Asian Americans can access government services and the legal system to protect and enforce their right, and to seek full participation in American society. The APALRC seeks to accomplish this mission through a three-prong strategy that combines community legal education, individual representation, and systemic advocacy. 202-393-3572

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  Asian Pacific Development Center Asian Pacific Development Center is powered by its rich heritage of AANHPI advocacy and exists today to serve and support all immigrant, and refugee communities with a whole health, community-based engagement approach through health, education, and advocacy. 303-923-2920

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  Asian Pacific Institute on Gender Based Violence Asian Pacific Institute on Gender Based Violence(API Institute) is a national resource center on domestic violence, sexual violence, trafficking, and other forms of gender-based violence in Asian and Pacific Islander communities. 415-568-3315

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  Asian Pacific Islander Legal Outreach Asian Pacific Islander Legal Outreach, a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation, was founded in 1975 as Nihonmachi Legal Outreach to promote the development, empowerment, and self-reliance of the community through the provision of culturally competent and linguistically appropriate legal, social, and educational services to those with extraordinary needs. Through these community-based services, API Legal Outreach works to break the cycle of violence against women, youth and seniors, to advocate for the rights of immigrants and those with disabilities, to promote the dignity and independence of seniors and advocate for the basic rights such as affordable housing and the rights of tenants. 415-567-6255

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  Asian Services in Action, Inc. Asian Services In Action, Inc. (ASIA) was founded in 1995 by four women who sought to improve the quality of life for Asians in Northeast Ohio. Today, the organization is the only Asian American and Pacific Islander focused health and social services 501(c)(3) organization in the State of Ohio. ASIA has taken on the most challenging tasks to help the underserved, low-income, and immigrant communities across the state. ASIA is a credible nonprofit organization providing services for over 58,000 individuals annually coordinated out of offices located in Cleveland and Akron, Ohio. ASIA provides culturally and linguistically appropriate resources to ensure effective programming that addresses the needs of the AAPI and new American communities in Northeast Ohio. 216-881-0330

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  Asian Task Force Against Domestic Violence ATASK is a nonprofit, community organization serving pan-Asian survivors of domestic and intimate partner violence. ATASK provides services in Greater Boston and Greater Lowell and offers limited assistance in other cities throughout Massachusetts and New England. 617-338-2350

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  Asian Women United of Minnesota Asian Women United of MN (AWUM) is a non-profit organization based in Minnesota. AWUM is made up of women and men who believe in every woman's right to a life of peace, wholeness, and happiness. That includes a life free from emotional, physical, or sexual abuse. Our programs and expertise focus on Asian families, but our mission includes all domestic violence victims. 612-724-0756

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  Asian Women's Home - Asian Americans for Community Involvement Asian Women’s Home serves survivors of domestic violence and human trafficking is a program of Asian Americans for Community Involvement (AACI). 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 408- 975-2730

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  Asian Women’s Shelter Asian Women's Shelter (AWS) was founded in 1988 to address the needs of women, children and transgender survivors of domestic violence and human trafficking, especially those who are immigrants and refugees. The survivors we work with every day embody the true meaning of courage, hope, and determination. They inspire our unrelenting commitment to end violence in our families, communities, and world. 415-751-7110

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  Asian/Pacific Islander Domestic Violence Resource Project Since 1996, the Asian/Pacific Islander Domestic Violence Resource Project (DVRP) has provided services to survivors of domestic violence in Washington DC, Maryland and Virginia. It is an organization that was founded by survivors and continues to be survivor-led and driven. Our mission is to address, prevent and end domestic violence and sexual assault in Asian/Pacific Islander communities while empowering survivors to rebuild their lives after abuse. 202-833-2232

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  Asians Against Domestic Abuse AADA provides resources for domestically abused women from countries in greater Asia who reside in Houston and neighboring counties. 713-974-3743

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  Balik sa Dagat Bangka Journey Balik sa Dagat ~ Bangka Journey builds and heals our communities by connecting to our cultural practices and our natural world. Balik sa Dagat ~ Bangka Journey is a creative and collaborative journey towards a more sustainable and healthy future.

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  Banteay Srei Banteay Srei is a youth development, asset building organization and safe space for young Southeast Asian women who are at risk of or engaged in the underground sex trade. Banteay Srei seeks to provide resources, education, community, and leadership development to support healthy development through self empowerment and self determination. 510-318-4438

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  Cambodian Family Cambodian Family is a non-profit providing employment and other supportive services for refugees and immigrants, asylees, trafficking victims, low-income families in Orange County, CA. 714-571-1966

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  Cameron House Cameron House empowers generations of Chinese American individuals and their families to fully participate in and contribute positively toward a healthy society. We put our Christian faith in action to help people learn, heal, and thrive. 415-781-0401

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  Catholic Charities of Hawai'i Individuals and families confronted with crises often don’t know where to turn. At Catholic Charities Hawai‘i, they provide hope to families and individuals in need through our general counseling program, domestic violence services and supportive services for veteran families. 808-524-4673

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  The Center for Hope and Healing, Inc. The Center for Hope and Healing Inc. (CHH) was founded in 1976 by a group of physicians, social workers and students who came together out of concern for the number of rapes in Lowell and who then committed themselves to eradicating sexual violence in Lowell and the surrounding communities. 978-452-7721

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  Center for the Pacific Asian Family Center for the Pacific Asian Family (CPAF) is dual domestic violence and sexual assault agency helping survivors and their families. Our mission is to build healthy and safe communities by addressing the root causes and consequences of family violence and violence against women. CPAF is committed to meeting the specific cultural and language needs of Asian Pacific Islander (API) women and their families. All services are free of charge and available in 30+ API languages. 323-653-4045

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  Child & Family Service Hawaiʻi‘s most comprehensive, human service organization with programs on Oʻahu, Kauaʻi, Maui, Lanaʻi, Molokaʻi, and the Big Island. Serves: youth, children, adults and the elderly. 808-681-3500

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  Cia Siab, Inc. The mission of Cia Siab, Inc. is to provide culturally empowering advocacy to the Hmoob Community through holistic support services, with revitalization of the Hmoob language and culture as the foundation. 920-234-5315

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  Community Overcoming Relationship Abuse CORA provides safety, support and healing for individuals who experience abuse in an intimate relationship and educates the community to break the cycle of domestic violence. CORA offers a 24-hour hotline, emergency housing, counseling, support groups, legal assistance and more to anyone experiencing intimate partner abuse. Services are offered free of charge. 650-652-0800

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  Daya, Inc. Daya serves south Asian women, children and men in the Houston area who have been the victims of domestic violence or sexual assaut. 713-842-7222

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  Domestic Violence Action Center The Domestic Violence Action Center serves victims through legal representation, advocacy, civil and criminal court outreach, dating violence education and technical assistance to the community. 808-534-0040

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  Erica's House: A Family Visitation Center The mission of Erica’s House is to provide a safe and fair venue; a center of hope, support, prevention and family visitation services necessary to create positive change in the lives of all families affected by violence and contribute to the advancement and awareness of these issues in our island community. 671-642-4020

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  Family Services of Northeast Wisconsin, Inc. Family Services is a non-profit, human services agency that protects, heals and cares for children, families and individuals living in Northeast Wisconsin. 920-436-6800

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  Forward Together Forward Together unites communities to win rights, recognition and resources for all families. We transform culture and policy to work for all of us nationwide. Since our founding in 1989, we have continually fought to dismantle the ways our society marginalizes us based on race, sexuality, and gender. Today, we build courage and foster connection among our multi-racial community of changemakers to secure the rights, recognition and resources all families need to thrive. 510-663-8300

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  Freedom, Inc. Freedom, Inc. engages low- to no-income communities of color in Dane County, WI. We work to end violence against people of color, women, those that non-traditionally gender identify, youth, and our elders, to promote a healthy lifestyle. We create healthy communities by campaigning against the root causes of violence, creating our own definitions of identity and resiliency, and empowering all community members as agents of change. 608-416-5337

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  Garden of Hope Garden of Hope dedicates itself to serving, caring, and rebuilding the lives of people who have been exposed to domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking; specifically targeting its services towards the growing Chinese communities in the NYC region. 718-321-8862

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  Georgia Asylum and Immigration Network GAIN provides quality pro bono legal representation to asylum seekers and immigrant victims of human trafficking, domestic violence, sexual assault through direct representation and pro bono referrals. 678-335-6040

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  Guam Communications Network Multi-services Chamorro CBO-based in Long Beach. Mission to facilitate increased public awareness of the issues of Chamorro people and culture through education/coalition building and advocacy. 562-989-5690

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  Guam Legal Services Corporation - Disability Law Center Guam Legal Services Corporation – Disability Law Center (GLSC-DLC) is a private, non-profit corporation established in 1979. GLSC-DLC provides legal representation to the low-income community of Guam and has expanded into programs assisting individuals with disabilities as well as vulnerable populations, including survivors of sexual assault, domestic violence, stalking and other crimes. Services include providing legal assistance, advocating, and promoting equal rights and equal access to justice for the underserved communities of Guam. 671-477-9811

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  Gundersen Health Systems Domestic Abuse & Sexual Assault Program The Gundersen Domestic Abuse and Sexual Assault Program provides free and confidential services. We will assist you in an assessment of your needs and options, safety planning and coordination of community resource needs. 800-362-9567

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  Harbor House The mission of Harbor House is to empower communities to be free from domestic abuse through safety, knowledge, and engagement. 920-832-1667

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  Hawai'i Immigrant Justice Center at Legal Aid The Hawaii Immigrant Justice Center provides free legal services to eligible indigent immigrants living in the State of Hawaii. We also conduct community outreach and education, host free legal clinics, and provide training on a variety of immigration and related civil rights issues. 808-536-8826

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  Hmong American Women's Association The Hmong American Women’s Association (HAWA), Inc. is a non-profit organization that was founded in 1993 by a group of thirteen community women who had a strong passion to advocate, organize and share concerns reflected by women in the larger Hmong community. In 1996, HAWA received its 501(c)(3)status and established its first office in 1997. With the leadership and commitment of the passionate Board of Directors and staff, HAWA has served thousands of Hmong women, youth, and children in Milwaukee, and continues to provide safe spaces for Hmong families. 414-930-9352

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  Hmoob Cultural and Community Agency, Inc. The Hmoob Cultural and Community Agency, Inc is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization and is made up of passionate staff and community members dedicated to providing progressive community development, advocacy and cultural revitalization through holistic services, educational programming, outreach and community connections 608-781-5744

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  Home on the Green Pastures HOGP’s mission is to ensure physical safety for women and children who are victims of domestic violence and empower them for self-reliance and independence. We fight to eradicate strong cultural stigma associated with domestic violence victims, creating healthier communities for survivors. 714-532-2787

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  Immigrant and Refugee Community Organization Established in 1994, IRCO Asian Family Center (AFC) was the very first culturally and linguistically specific one stop community center focused on the diverse needs of Asians and Pacific Islanders. Guided by an advisory board and multilingual multicultural staff, AFC ensures that its services reflect our local Asian and Pacific Islander (API) cultures. AFC's mission is to provide and promote culturally relevant services to API families and to contribute rich cultural values and unique experiences that enhance the overall quality of community life. 503-235-9396

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  Immigration Center for Women and Children The Immigration Center for Women and Children (ICWC) is a non-profit legal organization providing free and affordable immigration services to underrepresented immigrants in California and Nevada. ICWC strives to provide security and stability for children who are abused, abandoned or neglected and for immigrants who are victims of domestic violence, sexual assault and other violent crimes. 415-861-1449

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  International Institute of Buffalo Established in 1918 to support immigrants who faced exploitation in the United States, the International Institute of Buffalo is dedicated to assisting refugees and immigrants overcome language and cultural barriers so that they can become self-sufficient, productive members of our community and to promoting global education and international connections in Western New York. 716-883-1900

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  International Women's House IWH specializes in offering assistance to refugees and immigrants, who face significant barriers to traditional assistance, including language, cultural and religious barriers, as well as a fear of authority. 617-338-2350

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  Interval House The mission of Interval House is to ensure safety for people who are battered, abused, or at risk; to create public awareness about the epidemic of violence; and to mobilize the community to prevent violence and end this recurring phenomenon. Interval House was founded in 1979 as a lifeline to underserved victims in crisis. Today, Interval House has strengthened its mission and purpose by offering specialized programs and services in over 70 different languages for both youth and adult victims. 562-594-9492

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  KAN-WIN KAN-WIN’S mission is to eradicate gender-based violence, including domestic violence and sexual assault, especially for women and children across Asian American communities and beyond through culturally competent services, community engagement, and advocacy. 847-229-1392

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  KARAMAH: Muslim Women Lawyers for Human Rights for Human Rights Website http://www.karamah.org/ Contact Email [email protected] Description KARAMAH: Muslim Women Lawyers for Human Rights is an educational, charitable organization with a 501(c) (3). We are committed to supporting human rights worldwide. Our target audience is women, the legal community, and society at large. In particular, KARAMAH is committed to lead the effort to empower Muslim women to define their own contributions and forms of participation within their communities through legal education, leadership development, and enhanced understanding of Islamic law. 202-234-7302

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  Khmer Girls in Action Khmer Girls in Action is a community-based organization whose mission is to build a progressive and sustainable Long Beach community that works for gender, racial and economic justice led by Southeast Asian young women. 562-986-9416

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  Kiran Inc. Kiran, which means 'ray of light' in Hindi, is a non-profit organization that serves and empowers South Asian victims of domestic violence across North Carolina by helping them rebuild their lives and ending their cycle of violence. 919-831-4203

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  Korean American Family Service Center The Korean American Family Service Center (KAFSC) is a leading, nonprofit organization that supports and empowers adults, youth and children to lead safe and healthy lives based on dignity, compassion and mutual respect. We are committed to preventing and ending domestic violence, sexual assault, and relationship abuse, and creating a violence-free society. Our counseling, education and advocacy programs for individuals and families in the New York Tri-State area are provided in a culturally and linguistically appropriate setting. 718-460-3801

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  Korean American Family Services KFAM empowers underserved Korean American and Asian Pacific Islander families through culturally responsive services. Since 1983, they have served tens of thousands of children and adults with specialized programs that support the health, safety and well-being of our families, such as through our Clinical Counseling, Asian Foster Family Initiative, Domestic Violence, and Child & Adult Wellness Programs. 213-389-6755

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  Korean Community Center of the East Bay Korean Community Center of the East Bay (KCCEB) is a multi-service agency serving the Korean American community throughout the San Francisco Bay Area. Shimtuh is the domestic violence and sexual assault program of KCCEB. Shimtuh offers crisis line support, domestic violence and sexual assault advocacy and counseling for women and children, and community organizing and education on domestic and sexual violence in Korean faith-based communities and other sectors of the community. Products include Korean-specific videos, curriculum and pamphlets on domestic violence. All services and education are offered in Korean and English. 510-547-2662

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  Korean Women's Association KWA (formerly the Korean Women’s Association) was originally established in 1972 to provide services to the Korean wives of American servicemen. Over the years, KWA’s programs have expanded to meet the needs of people of many cultures and nationalities. The organization specializes in providing multi-cultural, multi-lingual services to people in need. 253-535-4202

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  Little Tokyo Service Center The mission of Little Tokyo Service Center (LTSC) is to provide a comprehensive array of social welfare and community development services to assist low income individuals and other persons in need, contribute to community revitalization and cultural preservation in Little Tokyo and among the broader Japanese community in the Southland, and to provide such resources to neighboring Asian Pacific Islander and other low income communities. 213-473-3030

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  Maitri Maitri is a free, confidential, nonprofit organization based in the San Francisco Bay Area, that primarily helps families and individuals from South Asia (Bangladesh, India, Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka among others) facing domestic violence, emotional abuse, cultural alienation, or family conflict. 408-436-8393

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  Manavi, Inc. Manavi (meaning “primal woman” in Sanskrit) is a non-profit organization that was founded in February 1985. Six South Asian women founded Manavi as a consciousness-raising group. Within a short time, demands for help from battered women changed the focus of this budding organization. Manavi became a pragmatic organization determined to put theory into practice. It is the first organization in the U.S. to concentrate on the issue of violence against women in the South Asian immigrant community. Although Manavi is located and works with South Asian women who reside in New Jersey, its focus is also national and international. Manavi is an organization for South Asian women, with a mission to end violence against women and assist women to progress toward self-reliance and autonomy. 732-435-1414

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  Monsoon Asians and Pacific Islanders in Solidarity Monsoon Asians & Pacific Islanders in Solidarity (formerly Monsoon United Asian Women of Iowa) serves victims/survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault and human trafficking in Asian and Pacific Islander (API) communities in Iowa. Monsoon’s mission is to end all forms of gender-based violence and build healthy communities through transformative justice and social change. The organization serves all 99 counties in Iowa. Monsoon’s programs include direct services, community outreach and education, violence prevention and technical assistance. Monsoon has two offices: in Des Moines and in Iowa City. 515-288-0881

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  Mosaic Family Services, Inc. Mosaic Family Services, Inc. assists immigrants and refugees who are survivors of human rights abuses, such as recently resettled refugees and survivors of domestic violence and human trafficking. The agency assists survivors in overcoming trauma and in increasing emotional health and well-being by providing comprehensive social services. Our services include shelter, case management, counseling, and legal assistance. All services are provided free of charge. MFS serves individuals in the North Texas region. 214-821-5393

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  Muslim Community Center for Human Services The mission of the Muslim Community Center for Human Services (MCCHS) is to build strong families and harmonious communities by providing no-cost or affordable health care, social services, and educational prevention and intervention services to underserved persons, regardless of religion, ethnicity, race or place of residence. MCCHS defines “underserved persons” as individuals or families who are uninsured or underinsured and who face barriers to accessing support due to language or cultural differences. 817-589-9165

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  My Sister’s House My Sister's Place's mission is 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. 916-930-0626

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  Narika Narika's mission is to promote women's independence, economic empowerment, and well-being by helping domestic violence survivors with advocacy, support, and education. 510-444-6068

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  National Korean American Service & Education Consortium Founded in 1994, the National Korean American Service & Education Consortium’s (NAKASEC) mission is to organize Korean and Asian Americans to achieve social, economic, and racial justice. NAKASEC’s founding organizing values are: Live Right, Live Strong, Know Your Roots, and Live Together. 323-937-3703

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  National Organization of Asian Pacific Islanders Ending Sexual Violence NAPIESV provides technical assistance and support to local/community-based programs and governmental organizations in enhancing their services to victims of sexual violence from the Asian and Pacific Islander communities nationally and in the U.S. territories. 515-288-0881

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  New Mexico Asian Family Center NMAFC's mission is to provide culturally sensitive programs and services creating a Pan-Asian community that advocates for and supports itself. NMAFC is the only social service agency in New Mexico that tailors its services to the Asian population. 505-717-2877

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  Nhan Hoa Comprehensive Health Care Clinic Nhan Hoa Comprehensive Health Care Clinic is a non-profit organization located in the city of Garden Grove. Nhan Hoa was founded in 1992 by a group of Vietnamese professionals who responded to the needs of the under served Vietnamese population. Since then, the clinic has grown in size and in assets. Currently, the clinic is funded by state, county and private foundations to provide health care services to indigents living in Orange County, California. 714-898-8888

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  Niswa Association, Inc. Niswa is committed to serving underserved Muslims and other minority communities by providing culturally and linguistically competent counseling, case management, referral, crisis intervention, domestic violence shelter, and preventative health education. Niswa serves clients nationwide. 310-534-0022

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  Orange County Asian & Pacific Islander Community Alliance The Orange County Asian and Pacific Islander Community Alliance (OCAPICA) is dedicated to enhancing the health, and social and economic well-being of Asians and Pacific Islanders in Orange County, California. Established in 1997, OCAPICA works to improve and expand the community’s opportunities through service, education, advocacy, organizing and research. OCAPICA has five offices located in Garden Grove, Costa Mesa, Buena Park, Irvine, and Lake Forest, California. 714-636-9095

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  Pacific Island Knowledge 2 Action Resources Pacific Island Knowledge 2 Action Resources (PIK2AR) is an asset-based community organization whose mission is to help Utah’s Pacific Islander communities flourish through providing culturally-relevant resources, opportunities and services to help build alliances, bridge communities, and provide opportunities. 801-793-4639

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  Pacific Survivor Center Pacific Survivor Center is committed to advancing health and human rights in the Hawaiʻi-Pacific region. Through direct services, education, research, and advocacy PSC strives to heal and empower survivors of abuse and exploitation and to end human rights violations in our community. 808-343-5451

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  Parents and Children Together (PACT) - O'ahu Family Peace Center The goal of the Oahu FPC is to bring peace to Hawaii's families by offering an environment that promotes safety, support, and accountability to offenders, survivors and their children. Oahu FPC has been conducting domestic violence counseling for over 25 years and offers a comprehensive community-based program that includes prevention and intervention services. 808-832-0855

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  Pennsylvania Immigrant and Refugee Women’s Network PAIRWN was created to honor and enhance the lives of refugee and immigrant women in Pennsylvania. Our mission is to help refer, advocate, network, educate, and empower these women to live to their fullest potential. They strive to educate others about our cultures and our contributions to American society. 717-980-3888

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  Pennsylvania Immigration Resource Center The Pennsylvania Immigration Resource Center (PIRC) provides access to justice for vulnerable immigrants in detention and in the community through legal services, education, and advocacy. 717-600-8099

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  Project MotiVATe Project MotiVATe mentors low-income, Vietnamese American teens by developing academic, cultural, and social skills to achieve educational goals and personal success as they prepare to pursue higher education. 714-636-9015

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  Raksha Raksha, meaning protection, is a local non profit serving the South Asian community since 1995. Raksha's mission is to promote a stronger and healthier South Asian community through confidential support services, education, and advocacy . 866-725-7423

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  Red Canary Red Canary supports the grassroots organizing of migrant sex workers, starting with the Chinese community of massage parlor workers in New York City.

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  Refugee Women's Alliance Refugee Women’s Alliance (ReWA) is an award-winning, nationally recognized nonprofit that provides holistic services to help refugee and immigrant women and families thrive. 206-721-0243

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  Saathi of Rochester Saathi of Rochester is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization that is run solely by a group of dedicated volunteers. They help South Asian men, women and children who may be facing domestic abuse including physical, verbal, economical, emotional, psychological and sexual abuse. 585-234-1050

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  Safe Harbor The Safe Harbor Helpline provides crisis intervention and support, safety planning, community information, and referrals to survivors of domestic abuse, their families, friends, and the general public. 920-452-8611

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  Sakhi for South Asian Women Sakhi for South Asian Women exists to represent the South Asian diaspora in a survivor-led movement for gender-justice and to honor the collective and inherent power of all survivors of violence. Sakhi is committed to serving survivors through a combination of efforts including—but not limited to—direct services, advocacy and organizing, technical assistance, and community outreach. 212-714-9153

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  Sanctuary for Families Sanctuary for Families is New York's leading service provider and advocate for survivors of domestic violence, sex trafficking, and related forms of gender violence 212-349–6009

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  Sikh Family Center The Sikh Family Center is a grassroots community-based organization that helps create healthy, violence-free, more equitable communities by bridging gaps in access to public resources and social services, and providing education and direct support to community members using an empowerment approach that attends to cultural tradition, immigration experiences, and language access. 408-800-7382

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  South Asian Helpline and Referral Agency SAHARA serves survivors of all forms of abuse within the South Asian community in Southern California with culturally sensitive and linguistically specific services. 562-402-4132

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  South Asian Network South Asian Network was founded in 1990 to provide an open forum for people of South Asian origin to gather and discuss social, economic, and political issues affecting the community, with the goal of raising awareness, engagement and advocacy among community members leading to an empowered and active community. 562-403-0488

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  Southeast Asian Coalition of Central Massachusetts, Inc. The Southeast Asian Coalition of Central Massachusetts, Inc. (SEAC) was founded in 1999 and established as a non-profit agency in 2001 to address the lack of culturally and linguistically appropriate support services for Southeast Asian Immigrants in Central Massachusetts, which includes Laotians, Cambodians, and Vietnamese. SEAC's mission is to assist Southeast Asians in Central Massachusetts successfully integrate into mainstream society while maintaining their unique cultural identity. 508-791-4373

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  Survivors International Survivors International provides essential psychological, social service and medical services to help heal the wounds of torture for those who have survived persecution and have fled to the United States seeking safety and freedom. Their program aims to help survivors re-establish healthy, productive lives by providing support and ensuring access to comprehensive services. Survivors International serves residents of San Francisco. 415-546-2080

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  Tahirih Justice Center The Tahirih Justice Center is a national non-profit that has served over 25,000 courageous individuals fleeing violence since 1997. Their efficient, effective, and innovative model of service is now delivered from five locations(Atlanta, Baltimore, DC, Houston, and San Francisco). They committed to serving as many immigrant women and girls as possible. 571-282-6161

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  Tapestri, Inc. Tapestri is dedicated to ending violence and oppression in immigrant and refugee communities using culturally competent and linguistically appropriate methods. As advocates for immigrants and refugees affected by domestic violence, sexual assault, and exploitation, Tapestri uses education, community organizing, direct services, and advocacy to improve the lives of those it serves. 404-299-2185

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  Texas Muslim Women's Foundation TMWF is a nonprofit that empower, promote, and support women and families through education, outreach, philanthropy, and social services. 469-467-6241

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  Thai Community Development Center TCDC mission is to advance the social and economic well-being of low and moderate income Thais and other ethnic communities in the greater Los Angeles area through a comprehensive community development strategy including human rights advocacy, affordable housing, access to healthcare, promotion of small businesses, neighborhood empowerment, and social enterprises. 323-468-2555

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  Tongan Community Service Center TCSC provides social service and support to the growing Tongan community in LA as well as to other Pacific Islanders. Services include but not limited to counseling, employment, housing, immigration education, and interpretation. 310-327-9650

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  Turning Point for Women and Families Turning Point for Women and Families’ mission is to help Muslim women and girls affected by domestic violence to empower themselves and transform their own lives as well as those of their families. Turning Point provides a diversified range of culturally competent services focused on safety and self-sufficiency through direct services, advocacy and referrals. 718-262-8722

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  Valley Crisis Center Valley Crisis Center and their associated programs seek to prevent domestic and sexual violence by advocating for positive changes in the societal systems that may lead to oppression, fostering a better understanding of domestic and sexual violence through community education, and providing culturally relevant direct services that empower victims of abuse and their children. 209-722-4357

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  Victim Advocates Reaching Out VARO responds to all victims of violent crime and trauma, and to elevate the stature of women and children of Guam, those most often victimized by physical and sexual abuse. VARO's hope is that through their services of intervention, education, and awareness they will lessen the need for crisis intervention for future generations. 671-477-5552

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  Womankind Womankind works with survivors of gender-based violence to rise above trauma and build a path to healing. We bring critical resources and deep cultural competency to help Asian communities find refuge, recovery, and renewal. 212-732-0054

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  Women's Community, Inc. The Women’s Community provides specialized services and resources to people in central Wisconsin affected by domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking and human trafficking. Their goal is to help individuals and families attain greater emotional and economic self-sufficiency. 715-842-5663

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  Women's Initiative for Self Empowerment, Inc. Women's Initiative for Self Empowerment (WISE) is a multicultural women-led nonprofit organization started in 1995 by and for immigrant women to help them adjust to their new lives in Minnesota. 651-646-3268

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  YWCA-USA - Hawai'i Island Since the 1970s, YWCA has provided response programs to victims of sexual assault known as Sexual Assault Support Services (SASS). The YWCA of Hawaiʻi Island is dedicated to changing the beliefs that accompany sexual violence. 808-935-0677