Home Domestic Violence AZ Mesa The Olive Press

The Olive Press

Domestic Violence Help in Mesa, AZ

Program reports that it provides residential facility for people to live temporarily. Click on program listing for information on maximum length of stay. Emergency
Shelter

Program reports that it is solely focused on providing services for victims of domestic violence. Primary Purpose

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Shelter

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Profile
Strength 76%

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Hotline

Hotline hours of operation

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Toll Free
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Business
915-538-8673 915-538-8673
Languages Spoken
English, Spanish
*Collect calls accepted

TTY/TTD
-
Fax
-
Hours of operation
24⁄7

Services

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Emergency Services (7)

Emergency shelter
Confidential shelter location
Safe home network
Food and clothing
Safety planning
Case management
Domestic violence education

Legal and Financial Assistance Services (2)

Assistance with orders of protection
Court accompaniment/advocacy

Counseling Services (1)

Peer support groups

Housing Services (3)

Transitional individual housing
Transitional family housing
Transportation

Support Services (4)

Goal planning assistance
Job search/placement
Resources and referrals
Medical accompaniment

Populations Served

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Demographics (4)

Women
Elderly
Individuals
Families

Populations (4)

Disabled
Military
Trafficked persons
Prostituted persons

Counties Served
Maricopa, Pima, Pinal

About The Olive Press

Website
www.theolivepress.org
Established
05-05-2016
Beds
40
Maximum Length of Stay (days)
730
Wheelchair Accessible
Yes
Pet Shelter
No

Description

Safe Housing for Homeless Women in Abusive Lifestyles. Sexual and Domestic Violence, Sex-trafficking, and/or but not limited to Self Abuse. *Once you become homeless you are automatically in a potentially Abusive Situation, as you are at much greater risk of being Sexually Assaulted.