Available Services
In 2022, the Outreach Team has been able to continue our cultural awareness efforts through training and education both virtually and in-person. Full-day trainings were offered across the state; and many more virtually to
ensure accessibility and reach. It is our goal to promote community awareness while also providing relevant support for our clients. As we move forward, our outreach efforts will continue to ensure the sustainability of the
AshaKiran mission and vision to promote cultural intelligence. We will continue to nurture current relationships
and build new, to better serve our target population.
762
ASHALINE
CALLS
1,374
SHELTER
NIGHTS
41
HOTEL NIGHTS
1,689
SERVICES
PROVIDED
1,449
TRANSPORTATION SERVICES
82
FINANCIAL SERVICES
319
REFERRALS
24-HR Crisis “AshaLine” Hotline
24-hour crisis line (AshaLine)
Volunteers and staff manage the line 24/7/365. All responders receive training on Crisis Intervention, Safety Planning & Documentation.
Callers are screened for eligibility for our programs & referred to other organizations if they do not qualify.
Calls include need for safety planning, crisis counseling, emergency shelter, language access, information and referrals
Specialized Culturally Appropriate Service
Emergency Shelter
Safe Home (details, capacity, services, average stay) Staff: Shelter Coordinator, Case Managers, Social Worker, Child Advocate, Nighttime Advocates
Advocacy, crisis intervention, support groups, transportation, Staff provide care coordination, accompaniment, employment counseling, information and referrals, material assistance and financial assistance
Culturally appropriate food and clothing provided
Hotel accommodations are offered to clients that do not qualify for Safe Home stay.
Counseling & Referrals
Immigration Information & Documents
Interpretation & Translation
Advocacy & Case Management
Children’s Advocacy
Many times our clients need to bring their children with them to receive services. We ensure the family stays together and child appropriate services are offered.
Partnered with National Children's Advocacy Center, children are able to access referrals, counseling, and intervention services by trained professionals.
Transportation & Accompaniment
The opportunity to treat people as what they are - humans. Human beings deserving of love, understanding, and empathy; regardless of their gender, race, social economic status, religion, or country of origin.I want to play a role in helping others going through adversity realize this is a part of their story, but does not have to define them. They have the opportunity to decide how the story will end. Whatever role I can play in helping them realize their potential and empowering them to continue to move forward is an honor.
~ Kamilah Torres, Development Director
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