Page Regional Domestic Violence Services

Mission Statement:

Page Regional Domestic Violence Services mission is to reduce the incidence of domestic violence and sexual assault in the region through a coordinated community response to family violence, by providing a comprehensive service system for primary and secondary victims (children), promoting legal sanctions and providing intensive treatment for offenders. The area served is northern Arizona including the western Navajo Nation, southern Utah and Glen Canyon National Recreation Area.

 What happens to all the high end treasures donated to the Family Bargain Center?

Visit the High End Room at Family Bargain Center

Click HERE to See More Items in the High End Room

======April 14 10KRun and 5K Fun/Walk Run======

Women’s 10K Run  

Laura Delmar - 1st

Megan Cohn -  2nd

Nealsa Curley -  3^rd

 Women’s 5K  Run

Niki Tkalcevic  - 1^st

 Melissa  Begay - 2nd

Angel Tadytin – 3^{rd                                                 Megan Cohn 2nd Women's 10K}

 Men’s 10K Run

Adam  Leahy  - 1st

Lonnie Pikington – 2^nd

No 3^rd  only had two men  in 10K

 Men’s 5K Run

Sage Nelson -  1^st

Sam Frisby – 2^nd

Jarrold Crank - 3rd                                                 Nikki Tkalcevic 1st 5K Run

 Team Award   - Traveling Trophy

Faith Bible Chapel – Women’s Ministries

                                                                              Adam Leahy 1st 10K Men

Great Turnout for VIP Luncheon October 19, 2011

Department of Economic Security Director Clarence Carter gave an informative and passionate address to those in attendance.

Jazz for Peace

 A special benefit concert in Page, Az

for Page Regional Domestic Violence Services

                     Please contact us to sponsor the October 27, 2012 Jazz for Peace Concert.

Visit Jazz for Peace in Page, AZ on Facebook.

Local artist or musician?  We want you! 

Please call 928-645-5300 for details.

All services are free and confidential for victims:

• Crisis intervention
• Emergency Shelter for victims and children
• Food and basic needs
• Legal advocacy
• Resource information and referrals
• Domestic violence education
• Case Management
• Psycho-educational groups
• Job Readiness Training Program
• Community Education
• Intensive Offender Intervention Program
• Emergency Mobile Response Teams

Our services are delivered in a culturally sensitive, respectful manner and are free of discrimination on the basis of race, religion, culture or sexual orientation.

Our staff is culturally diversified.

ALL victim services are free and confidential for Victims.

Please contact us to receive services.

domestic violence as defined by arizona law

Domestic Violence as defined by law is physical acts of violence (pushing, hitting, choking, kicking, biting, slapping, pinching), sexual assault, endangerment, threatening, intimidation, and harassment, interfering with the custody of a child, trespass or damage to your property, animal cruelty (injuring or killing a victim's pet), restraint, kidnapping or holding one a prisoner, preventing a person from using the phone, assault with his/her body or a weapon, display of a deadly weapon or threaten with deadly weapon and photographing, videotaping, filming or recording without your knowledge                

AND

is committed by spouse or former spouse, a parent of your child, a person who lives or has lived in the same household as you, has had a romantic or sexual relationship, including same sex partners, related by blood or court ordered as a parent, grandparent, child, grandchild, brother or sister, related by marriage or a person who has resided in the same household with a child. 

Please contact us to volunteer or make a donation.  There are many ways you can help.