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The Guam Coalition Against Sexual Assault and Family Violence (GCASAFV) provides education, outreach, and training regarding sexual assault and family violence through working with community organizations and strengthening services to address and prevent these issues. The Guam Community Resource Directory serves as GCASAFV’s listing of faith-based organizations, non-profit service providers, and other government and private agencies in our island community. Here you can find a brief description of the agency and contact information for those agencies that make up a network of services for a better Guam. 

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The Pacific Region's Community Resource Directory is not just a phonebook of social services that are available to our Pacific Region communities. This is also an effective communication tool that we encourage individuals and agencies to utilize to connect, communicate, and collaborate with one another.  Have questions, comments? Please contact us at info@guamcoalition.org and join our communityinfo@guamcoalition.org or call 479-2277 and join our community today!!


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The GCASAFV members include: Archdiocese of Agana; Association of Individual, Marriage and Family Therapists; Ayuda Foundation/Island Girl Power; Bethel Church Association; Big Brothers Big Sisters of Guam; Catholic Social Service/Alee Shelter; Erica’s House; Guam Legal Services Corporation-Disability Law Center; Guam Sexual Assault and Abuse Resource Center Association; Guma’ Mami; Behavioral Health and Wellness Center’s Healing Hearts Crisis Center; Inafa’ Maolek Conciliation; Oasis Empowerment Center; Sanctuary Incorporated; Victim Advocates Reaching Out; WestCare Pacific Islands; Salvation Army; and Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church.

Coalition partners include: Community Services and Resources Inc., Pacific Human Resource Services, Inc.; Anderson Air Force Base Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Office; Department of Public Health & Social Services ; Department of Integrated Services for Individuals with Disabilities; Guam Department of Education; Guam National Guard Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Program; Guam Police Department; Judiciary of Guam; Navy Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Program; Office of the Attorney General; University of Guam; US Attorney’s Office – District of Guam and CNMI.

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Can’t find your agency in the Community Resource Directory?  Please contact us at info@guamcoalition.org or 479-2277 and join our community today! Please provide the full name and abbreviation of your agency, phone number, fax number, email address, and a brief description of the services your agency provides. 

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Arkansas Coalition Against Sexual Assault


Phone: 1-501-246-3276, 1-800-656-4673 (Crisis Hotline)
Fax: 1-501-324-2236
Website: http://acasa.us/
Types of Services Offered: Information & Referral, Sexual Assault Services, Education & Training
Category: Non-Profit

ABOUT US
We are a statewide coalition of individuals and organizations working together toward the elimination of sexual violence and advocating for sexual assault victims’ rights and services. ACASA provides cohesion, vision and resources to members, while working to change public attitudes and beliefs surrounding sexual violence issues.

Our Vision
We envision a world free of sexual violence in which men and women together assure that all human beings are treated with dignity and respect for their physical, emotional, intellectual and spiritual integrity.

Our Mission Statement
Through collaborative action, the Arkansas Coalition Against Sexual Assault advocates for the rights and needs of persons affected by all forms of sexual violence.

Our Beliefs

  • Sexual assault is not the fault of the victim; it is a decision made by the perpetrator.
  • Most sexual violence is a crime of power and control, and as such, is a matter of social justice.
  • Social justice cannot be fully achieved as long as sexual violence is allowed to continue.
  • Societal attitudes, cultural beliefs and institutional practices that perpetuate sexual violence and other social injustices must be challenged and changed.
  • All survivors of sexual violence deserve full, compassionate responses and access to quality services.
  • Men and women must be partners in ending sexual violence.
  • Survivors have a right to determine their own course of action.
  • To impact the underlying causes of sexual violence, ownership must shift from social services to the community as a whole.
  • The efforts of those who provide services to victims should be honoredand supported.
  • Sexual Violence is a public health and safety issue and deserves the
  • complete attention of our elected officials.
**Updated as of 9/3/2020**

Some of the services and resources ACASA offers

ONLINE TRAINING
Free for our members, our online training modules from basic advocacy for your Advocacy Certification, Sexual Assault Dynamics & Rape Culture, Sex Offender Typology, Trauma and Crisis, Healing and Self-Care an more.

ANTI-HUMAN TRAFFICKING RESOURCE PROGRAM
The Anti-Human Trafficking Resource Program is a free, confidential resource for crisis centers and other victims of crime service agencies. The Resource Program provides access to the latest and best practices for identification, and assessment of human trafficking victims. The Resource Program also offers technical assistance and limited legal services. Please see below for more information.

CONTINUNG EDUCATION
Legal Courses
Law Enforcement Courses
and Other Trainings

**Updated as of 9/3/2020**

Monie Johnson

mjohnson@arkcasa.org

Kiah Hall

khall@arkcasa.org

Kenny Smith

ksmith@arkcasa.org

, Arkansas, ALASKA AND CONTINENTAL US

P.O Box 3837, Little Rock, Arkansas, ALASKA AND CONTINENTAL US

1-501-246-3276, 1-800-656-4673 (Crisis Hotline)

1-501-324-2236

Children, Teens, Adults

sexual violence, sexual assault


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