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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.…

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Amidst Tragedy, an Opportunity for Community Change

“In recent weeks, a number of highly publicized stories have captured attention and inspired conversation about domestic violence….  The good about these stories—and others—is that they’ve gotten people talking about a topic often seen as a private matter. The bad is that these stories represent a true epidemic.” Read La Casa’s full guest post on craigconnects.org!  …

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Billboard Campaign Complete – Spanish Signs Up in the City Through Mid-April!

February 29th: We are proud to have exceeded our fundraising goal…multilingual messages are on the horizon, Why are we stopping now?

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Press Conference to Unveil Billboard, As We Work to Raise a Second Message!

Thank you! With our anti-domestic violence allies, La Casa successfully raised $4,000 – before the clock stopped ticking. But don’t stop now. Another $2,500 will fund a second billboard – in Spanish!

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Take a Stand Against Domestic Violence: Fund the Billboard!

Domestic violence is a serious issue. Together we can take immediate action to correct the public perception of San Francisco’s cavalier stance toward domestic violence.

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La Casa Celebrates Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month!

Throughout February, the Teen Program of La Casa de las Madres will reach out to local teens through activities at high schools and community based organizations all over San Francisco.  In partnership with high school Wellness Centers, La Casa will bring presentations and information about teen dating violence and healthy relationships to teens on site…

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Support La Casa by Visiting Credo

Need a place to entertain for lunch?  How about somewhere to take that special somebody on Valentine’s Day?  A new happy hour experience?  Dine out during the month of February at Credo and support La Casa de las Madres! For all of February, La Casa will be featured as Credo Restaurant’s Community Partner.  Credo, located…

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Domestic Violence Allegations Against Sheriff Mirkarimi

Here at La Casa, we encourage you to stay informed, join the conversation, and follow the unfolding story of domestic violence allegations against Sheriff Mirkarimi.  Regardless of guilt or innocence, the media spotlight on domestic violence creates an important teaching moment.  Domestic violence remains a deeply misunderstood issue. This case is remarkable in that its…

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Service Spotlight: La Casa’s work inside the Special Victims Unit of the San Francisco Police Department

La Casa continues to work day-in and day-out alongside the Unit’s Inspectors, insuring domestic violence victims’ have immediate access to a wide array of confidential support services.

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San Francisco International Airport’s 2011 Charity Golf Tournament

La Casa is honored to be one of two beneficiaries of the 12th Annual San Francisco International Airport Charity Golf Tournament.  At its close, the North Peninsula Food Pantry and Dining Center of Daly City and La Casa shared a $54,000 contribution!  To raise these critical funds, a full house of 132 golfers played the…

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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.

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