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How Do We Help?
- We provide a temporary place for women and their battered children if they have no other place to go.
- We give battered women time to heal, rest, and consider their options.
- We care about battered women and suggest alternatives to the violence they live with.
- We help battered women understand about domestic violence.
- We understand that battered women feel powerless and try to help then regain control over their lives.
- We refer women to other agencies for help i.e. medical, legal, and social services.
- We have support groups open to all victims on Tuesday nights from 6:00-7:00, call us for details and directions to the shelter.
All services are strictly confidential and provided only upon request of the woman. We do not respond to inquiries about women or share information about them without their permission.
CASA has provided shelter to 6,647 clients in the last 20 years. CASA Women’s Shelter Crisis Hotline sheets indicate that 47 victims had to be turned away because of lack of space. These victims were referred to other shelters in the state of Arkansas.
CAPACITY:
Shelter Capacity – 10 bedrooms – 40 beds and 20 roll-away beds = 60 bed capacity
CASA is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and also operates a 24 hour hotline. CASA provides shelter, support groups, legal advocacy, food, clothing, school supplies, advocacy, referrals, educational services, GED classes, domestic violence classes and domestic violence case management.
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- We provide a temporary place for women and their battered children if they have no other place to go.
- We give battered women time to heal, rest, and consider their options.
- We care about battered women and suggest alternatives to the violence they live with.
- We help battered women understand about domestic violence.
- We understand that battered women feel powerless and try to help then regain control over their lives.
- We refer women to other agencies for help i.e. medical, legal, and social services.
- We have support groups open to all victims on Tuesday nights from 6:00-7:00, call us for details and directions to the shelter.
All services are strictly confidential and provided only upon request of the woman. We do not respond to inquiries about women or share information about them without their permission.
CASA has provided shelter to 6,647 clients in the last 20 years. CASA Women’s Shelter Crisis Hotline sheets indicate that 47 victims had to be turned away because of lack of space. These victims were referred to other shelters in the state of Arkansas.
CAPACITY:
Shelter Capacity – 10 bedrooms – 40 beds and 20 roll-away beds = 60 bed capacity
CASA is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and also operates a 24 hour hotline. CASA provides shelter, support groups, legal advocacy, food, clothing, school supplies, advocacy, referrals, educational services, GED classes, domestic violence classes and domestic violence case management.
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VIA PHONE: We accept MasterCard, Visa and American Express. Call us at (870)535-2955
FAX: (870)535-2034
MAIL: Checks and money orders can be mailed to:
Karen Palmer
Executive Director
PO Box 6705
Pine Bluff, Ar 71601
Please include your name, address and phone number so that we may properly acknowledge your generous gift for your tax deduction purposes.
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For more information about making donations of goods and services, call (870)535-2955 and we will be happy to assist you.
Your contribution can make an enormous difference in the life of a victim of crime.
