The ASHA Project, an initiative of End Domestic Abuse WI provides culturally specific domestic/sexual violence victim services for particularly African American and other victims and their families residing in the central city of Milwaukee, WI.
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The Asha Project operates under the umbrella of End Domestic Abuse WI. This partnership sustains the provision of culturally specific services to victims in African American communities in Milwaukee.
The Asha Project operates under the umbrella of End Domestic Abuse WI. This partnership sustains the provision of culturally specific services to victims in African American communities in Milwaukee.
Mission: The ASHA Project's mission is to provide community-based, African American culturally specific services for victims of domestic violence and sex trafficking within the community and in prisons. We believe in the restoration and strengthening of fragile families in general and challenged poor African American families in particular whose lives are impacted by violence, abuse, and injustice.
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We Got This Milwaukee
ATTENTION!!!!
Dear Friends and Community:
On Wednesday, October 22nd starting at 8 AM there will be a truck load of A1 food boxes delivered to the "We Got This Community Garden" located on the corner of 9th & Ring Street, 824 West Ring Street.
What I need most are bodies, men and women that would like to help unload the truck. I'm calling on all the young brothers of We Got This, that can and will to come help and meet me there. I will arrive at 7 AM. I need about 25 people to join me and help us feed the people. The truck will arrive at 8 AM.
Last week Senator Lena Taylor called me and we were able to retrieve and give away 5 pallets of food within 2 hours. People are hungry and they need food. We need your help.
I am also hoping someone can come forth with a forklift and/or a pallet remover. We have 26 pallets of food being delivered.
The food is free to all that come to receive it. "I believe that as long as people have good food in the house we can stop some of the blood shed in the streets."
Any questions call 414-779-2476.
I really need my brothers to come help me.
We Got This! Let's feed the people.
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While we are being asked to stay safe at home, we know that home is not safe for everyone. For some, home includes violence, and many folks in our communities don’t have a place to call home at all. If you are experiencing sexual or domestic violence, help remains available.
Map of WI domestic violence service providers: https://www.endabusewi.org/get-help/
Wisconsin Coalition Against Sexual Assault Map of WI sexual assault service providers: https://www.wcasa.org/survivors/service-providers/
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Today!!
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Today, at noon, an advocate will go live from The Asha Project page to discuss the Lethality Assessment and how it can help save a victim’s life. Make sure to tune in and share this live with anyone who may need it.
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Good morning! Here at Asha we recognize that this is a delicate time for those who aren't safe at home. If you are seeking resources to assist you and your family at this time, reach out to one of our advocates at (262) 833-7545 or (262) 864-0578. You can also send a message to speak with someone.
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Good Morning.
The Asha Project is still open to serve the community with issues involving Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault. If you are seeking resources to assist you and your family at this time, reach out to one of our advocates at (262) 833 -7545 or (262) 864 - 0578.
Here at Asha, we are finding creative and efficient ways to meet the needs of those we serve. If you are in need of any resources or support due to a domestic violence situation do not hesitate to reach out to one of our advocates:
(262) 833-7545 or (262) 864-0578.
https://www.jsonline.com/story/news/local/milwaukee/2020/03/22/milwaukee-domestic-violence-shelters-hotlines-open-during-coronavirus-abuse-help-covid-19/2886783001/?fbclid=IwAR02uufX_BacMbhQ54ETPu58_tpQovmNUGVkeXSWVQRWqmzArTrvtyQm7gA
Local domestic violence shelters remain open. Hotlines are staffed. Help is still available.
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Good Morning!!
With Governor Evers' recent Safer-at-Home order, Asha's physical location will close. However, DV advocates will still be available for immediate assistance and crisis response. You can reach out to either of our advocates through their emergency numbers.
Tia - (262) 833 - 7545
Crystal - (262) 864 - 0578
We can also be contacted through Facebook so do not hesitate to reach out if you need someone to talk to or need help with safety planning and other resources.
Stay safe and be vigilant during these trying times!
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As the statewide coalition supporting programs and victims + survivors statewide, we are in frequent, direct communication with national domestic violence experts, funders, and program directors around the state in an effort to determine best practices, share resources, and find creative solutions as we navigate this particularly challenging time.
WI SHELTERS REMAIN OPEN. Find help locally at https://www.endabusewi.org/get-help/
The national domestic violence hotline is available 24/7 to help think through ways to stay safe: 1−800−799−7233 or TTY 1−800−787−3224
PSA About Advocates of Color Convening in response to COVID-19:
To the Advocates/Practitioners who registered to participate in the 2-day Advocates of Color Convening, sponsored by End Domestic Abuse WI, scheduled for April 17th & 18th, please note this event is Postponed. This event is postponed due to Federal, State and City mandated closings and social distancing to fight the spread of Coronavirus aka COVID-19.
This AOC Convening is very important to us because it is important to you, so please feel comfortable that this event will in-fact be rescheduled at a later date.
For those who are already registered, please note that your seat is secured and you will not lose your place in the rescheduling.
If you are local in Milwaukee and booked your own room, please call to cancel per the hotel's cancellation policy. Be safe and be well.
Advocates of Color - THIS EVENT IS POSTPONED DUE TO COVID 19.
Advocates of Color and practitioners in the field to end violence against women from across WI including Domestic Violence (DV), Sexual Assault (SA) and Human Trafficking (HT) have asked for a time to talk about challenges and struggles experienced in their daily work-lives and what support looks like for them. That time has finally come.
This State of WI DCF and End Domestic Abuse WI sponsored event is FREE for Advocates of Color. Your completed registration includes meals, mileage reimbursement and hotel/lodging overnight on 04/17 to 04/18 (if needed). Registration will fill up fast and we have a limited number of hotel rooms so register NOW.
We will have a power-packed time. Collectively you will make the decisions on what you need to be supported in your work. This first session will inform what will come next and your voice will impact the Long Range Planning of DV/SA services in the State of WI.
This event will be taking place at:
Potawatomi Hotel & Casino Conference Center
1611 W Canal Street
Milwaukee, WI
Room: Woodland Dreams AB (second level)
April 17th - DAY 1: 10am-4pm (Lunch is provided Dinner on-your-own)
April 18th - DAY 2: 8am-2pm (Breakfast & Lunch is provided)
EVERYONE - MUST RSVP HERE: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/AdvocatesOfColorConvening
*Hotel rooms are only for those who are traveling 50 miles or more
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The ASHA Project (TAP) is the phoenix of Asha Family Services, Inc., an African American led community-based, and culturally specific program for domestic abuse, sexual assault and trafficking victims/survivors residing in Milwaukee's central city and surrounding area. The ASHA Project personnel continues 30 plus years of victim services also with survivors housed within prisons. The Asha Project is a unique collaboration within End Domestic Abuse, WI.
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