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1/16/2019 P RESENTED B Y : R ANDY K OEPPEN Affiliations C HRYSALIS Been in existence for 37 years The first non-profit domestic violence agency to become a trauma informed care organization In 2017, Chrysalis served about 1,400


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PRESENTED BY: RANDY KOEPPEN

Affiliations

CHRYSALIS

 Been in existence for 37 years  The first non-profit domestic violence agency to

become a trauma informed care organization

 In 2017, Chrysalis served about 1,400 individuals

and about 86% of client’s safety was improved

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WHAT DO WE DO?

 Our services include:  Emergency Shelter  Outpatient Counseling  Offender Treatment  Mobile Victim Advocacy  Community Education  Transitional Housing

EMERGENCY SHELTER

 Emergency Housing  Counseling Services

for Adults and Children

 On-site Child Care  Education and

Support Groups

 Transportation

Services

 Case Management  Safety Planning  Basic Needs

Assistance

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COUNSELING

 Counseling for

Children 3-17 years

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 On-site child care

while adults receive counseling

 Basic needs assistance  Safety-planning  Counseling for adults

using trauma- informed approach

OFFENDER TREATMENT

 Treatment provide through psycho-educational

groups

 Offender treatment groups range from 26 to 52

weeks for court-ordered or self-referred domestic violence offenders

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COMMUNITY EDUCATION

 Educational presentations about domestic

violence

 Presentations for civic groups, schools, clubs,

small businesses, and corporations

 Provides representatives for health and resource

fairs

 Training for salon professionals using the Cut It

Out curriculum

 Training for teens on dating violence using Their

Shoes curriculum

TRANSITIONAL HOUSING

 Locations throughout

the valley

 Housing up to 2 years  Case Management  Safety Planning  Economic Advocacy  Basic Needs

Assistance

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MOBILE VICTIM ADVOCACY

 Free services for

victims of domestic abuse

 In existence for 14

years

 Services delivered

throughout Maricopa County

 Highly trained and

trauma sensitive advocates

MOBILE VICTIM ADVOCACY SERVICES

 Lay Legal Services  Information about

criminal and family court procedures

 Assistance with

compiling documentation

 Orders of Protection  Court Accompaniment  Information on Victim

Rights

 Safety Planning  Ongoing Case

Management

 Advocacy and planning  Basic needs assistance

and resources

 Application assistance

for the Arizona Address Confidentiality Program

 Referrals for additional

help

 Validation and Support

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CONTACT US

 Visit us at https://noabuse.org/  Referrals for victim advocate services contact us

at: (602)-955-9059 or by email at: advcoatereferral@noabuse.org

 For counseling, offender treatment, volunteer

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and community outreach call (602)-955-9059

 For emergency shelter call: (480)-890-3039