Survivor Resources
Finding help can feel overwhelming, especially during difficult circumstances. This page provides links to organizations, services, and support systems that may assist individuals and families affected by intimate partner violence. While every situation is unique, the goal is to connect survivors with practical resources that promote safety, stability, healing, and hope.
The resources provided include crisis support, legal assistance, housing programs, counseling services, financial resources, medical support, and community organizations serving Maricopa County and the surrounding area. If you are in immediate danger, call 911 or contact emergency services.
Advocacy and Support Resources
Advocacy and support organizations play an important role in helping individuals and families affected by intimate partner violence navigate available resources and services. These agencies provide information, safety planning, crisis intervention, referrals, support groups, and connections to community partners that can assist with a variety of needs.
If you are unsure where to begin, the organizations listed below can help assess your situation, identify available options, and connect you with appropriate support throughout Maricopa County. Reaching out can be an important first step toward safety, healing, and long-term stability.
Housing & Shelter Resources
Safe housing can be a critical step toward safety and stability. Throughout Maricopa County, organizations provide emergency shelter, transitional housing, and housing assistance for individuals and families affected by intimate partner violence. Whether you need immediate shelter, temporary housing, or assistance securing long-term housing, these resources can help connect you with available options.
The organizations listed below offer housing-related services designed to promote safety, stability, and independence. Every situation is unique, and these resources may help individuals and families identify housing solutions that best meet their needs.
Legal Resources
Legal resources can help individuals understand their rights and access protections that may be available to them. Depending on the situation, assistance may include obtaining an Order of Protection, navigating family court matters, understanding victim rights, or connecting with legal aid services. Every situation is unique, and legal options may vary based on individual circumstances.
The organizations and resources listed below provide information, advocacy, and legal support for individuals affected by intimate partner violence. If you believe you are in immediate danger, contact emergency services or law enforcement.
Medical & Mental Health Resources
Experiencing intimate partner violence can affect both physical health and emotional well-being. Medical and mental health professionals can provide care for injuries, trauma, stress, anxiety, depression, and other challenges that may result from abusive relationships. Seeking support is not a sign of weakness—it is an important step toward healing and recovery.
The organizations and resources listed below offer medical care, counseling, crisis intervention, behavioral health services, and trauma-informed support for individuals and families affected by intimate partner violence. Whether you need immediate assistance or ongoing care, help is available. If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 or seek emergency medical attention immediately.
Financial & Basic Needs Resources
Leaving or recovering from an abusive situation can create immediate financial and practical challenges. Individuals and families may need assistance with transportation, food, employment, utility bills, childcare, communication services, or other basic necessities. Accessing these resources can help provide stability and support during times of transition and recovery.
The organizations and programs listed below offer financial assistance, basic needs support, community services, and practical resources designed to help individuals and families move toward safety and independence. While every situation is different, these services may help address immediate needs and connect individuals with additional long-term support.
Family & Children's Resources
Intimate partner violence can affect every member of a family, including children who may witness or experience the impact of abuse in the home. Children often need age-appropriate support, stability, and safe relationships to help them process difficult experiences. Parents and caregivers may also benefit from resources that strengthen family well-being and promote healthy development.
The organizations and programs listed below provide services for children, parents, and families, including counseling, family support, parenting resources, child advocacy services, and other programs designed to promote safety, healing, and resilience. Every family's situation is unique, and these resources may help connect individuals with the support they need during challenging times.
Faith-Based Resources
Faith can be an important source of strength, hope, and healing for individuals and families affected by intimate partner violence. Many survivors seek support that addresses not only their physical and emotional needs but also their spiritual well-being. Churches, pastors, Christian counselors, and faith-based organizations can play a valuable role in providing encouragement, guidance, and connections to trusted resources.
The organizations and resources listed below offer faith-based support, Christian counseling, pastoral care, support groups, and spiritual encouragement for those seeking assistance through a biblical perspective. While every journey is unique, these resources may help individuals and families find hope, healing, and restoration through faith and community.
