In Southeastern Arizona we have three shelters and a total of 74 beds to meet the needs of the women in domestic violence situations. Our staff believes that everyone will be treated with respect, provided an abuse-free environment and support for each resident and their children even after they have left the shelters.

For over 25 years, Catholic Community Services Domestic Violence Program has been providing domestic violence information, training and other prevention services, as well as, assistance and support for the residents as they work through their unique situations. We are always on the other end of the phone at any given hour of the day to help.

Our shelters provide a safe haven, case management, advocacy, networking with other agencies and the community to help normalize and stabilize their lives.  We work with the residents to empower them with the tools they need in order to make positive changes in their lives and succeed in accomplishing their goals.  During the group sessions the women in and out of shelter work hard turn their lives around, to listen to others from similar situations, recognizing that they are not alone in their struggles to succeed, learn, develop and empower themselves.  We also provide services for battered immigrant women. 

Our shelter staff is passionate, dedicated and care and always go the extra mile to offer help.  The shelter staff participates in community projects and groups, prevention awareness and training programs and work diligently to stop domestic violence.

For more information on our shelters and our services, please call:

House of Hope (520) 364-2466 (Douglas area)

Sierra Vista Domestic Violence Shelter (520) 458-9096

Nuestra Casa/Our House (520) 287-2107 (Nogales area)