Exit to a safer website

What's this?

Read more about computer safety.

skip to content

Projects

Chartis Volunteer Group

Community Spotlight: Volunteer Groups Make an Impact

When people think about volunteers helping to make the kind of work we do possible, often it’s the individual volunteers who come to mind.  You may have read about some of our tireless supporters, like Dwight Been, Betty Creary, Paola Souto and Sister Helen Garvey – recently featured in La Casa’s biannual newsletters.  As we…

Read more

Teen Crisis Line

Service Spotlight: Crisis Lines & Community Outreach

La Casa’s two 24 hour crisis lines and year-round community outreach efforts provide open doors through which survivors of domestic violence can access critical safety and support.   Often it’s through these doors that survivors take the first step toward a life free from violence, or toward increased access to resources, emotional support, independence and stability.…

Read more

Never Your Fault

Service Spotlight: STOP… THINK… ACT… PEACE Signs for local kids!

In the 8th year of collaboration, Kaiser Permanente’s Educational Theater Program and La Casa de las Madres continue to bring PEACE Signs critical messaging and support to upper elementary youth throughout San Francisco.   Children are often unseen victims of domestic violence.  Directly and indirectly, exposure to abuse contributes to immediate behavioral, social, and emotional problems…

Read more

SAFETY ALERT FROM LA CASA

Computer use can be monitored and is impossible for its memory to be completely cleared. If you are afraid your internet and/or computer usage might be monitored, please use a safer computer, and/or call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1−800−799−SAFE(7233) or TTY 1−800−787−3224.

Use the Exit Button

Click on this button immediately if viewing this site puts you in danger. This link will lead you to a safer site in the case you need to quickly hide your internet activity.

Continue to La Casa