| Mt. Graham Safe House, Inc. |
Since 1995 MGSH has provided domestic violence services to victims of domestic
violence. We are the only domestic violence shelter and service agency in Graham and
Greenlee Counties. Due to funding cuts we have endured over the past year our
program is in severe need of your help. MGSH must rely on community support at all
times but even more heavily during these tough economic circumstances. Every penny
helps! We serve families in our community and from around the state every day, your
donations keep beds open. We never want to be forced to turn someone in danger
away.
violence. We are the only domestic violence shelter and service agency in Graham and
Greenlee Counties. Due to funding cuts we have endured over the past year our
program is in severe need of your help. MGSH must rely on community support at all
times but even more heavily during these tough economic circumstances. Every penny
helps! We serve families in our community and from around the state every day, your
donations keep beds open. We never want to be forced to turn someone in danger
away.
MISSION STATEMENT
The purpose of this organization is to provide victims of
domestic violence and sexual assault short-term emergency
housing, transitional housing, and community outreach services.
The safe house program will provide crisis intervention,
assessment, advocacy and referral as needed, conducted in a
safe, secure and confidential environment.
The purpose of this organization is to provide victims of
domestic violence and sexual assault short-term emergency
housing, transitional housing, and community outreach services.
The safe house program will provide crisis intervention,
assessment, advocacy and referral as needed, conducted in a
safe, secure and confidential environment.
Mt. Graham Safe House, Inc.
PO Box 1202
Safford
United States
ph: 928-348-9104
alt: 1-888-269-9104
mgshinc@cableone.net
PO Box 1202
Safford
United States
ph: 928-348-9104
alt: 1-888-269-9104
mgshinc@cableone.net
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When she arrived at the shelter she was
homeless and running from her abuser.
While in shelter she continued her
education at the college. She bought her
first car and started a life she has never
had. When the she exited the shelter she
left with so much more than she came
with. She is now living out of state and has
her own apartment with her two children.
She is working and recently bought a
brand new car.
homeless and running from her abuser.
While in shelter she continued her
education at the college. She bought her
first car and started a life she has never
had. When the she exited the shelter she
left with so much more than she came
with. She is now living out of state and has
her own apartment with her two children.
She is working and recently bought a
brand new car.
17,445 Children under 18 spent the night of September 15, 2009 in a domestic
violence shelter or transitional housing program - far more than the approximately
11,000 children who are born every day across the U.S.
violence shelter or transitional housing program - far more than the approximately
11,000 children who are born every day across the U.S.
On September 15, 2009 9,280 requests for services went unmet because of a lack of resources or staffing. 60%
of the unmet requests were for emergency shelter or transitional housing and 40% of the unmet requests were
for non-residential services.
of the unmet requests were for emergency shelter or transitional housing and 40% of the unmet requests were
for non-residential services.