Casa de Esperanza
House of Hope
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October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month - Please see domestic violence/ipv page for additional information
Casa de Esperanza has
been providing services in the northern California counties of Sutter, Yuba, and Colusa since
1977. We are a Shelter & Counseling Facility for Survivors of
Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault, and Child Abuse. There are no charges for services provided to survivors.
If you, or someone you know, are being abused call...
9-1-1 immediately
or
for shelter services in Sutter, Yuba or Colusa county
Casa de Esperanza
(530) 674-2040
or
for shelter services in Sutter, Yuba or Colusa county
Casa de Esperanza
(530) 674-2040
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If you are out of the area you can call the
National Domestic Violence Hot line at
1-800-799-7233
1-800-799-7233
Casa de Esperanza
Crisis Line: (530) 674-2040
Exciting news - Casa de Esperanza is thrilled to announce we have been one of the Mary Kay Foundation recipients for the 2010 year. We encourage you to view their site and all the wonderful things and hard work they do for victims of domestic violence.P. O. Box
Yuba City, CA 95992Crisis Line: (530) 674-2040
Business: (530) 674-5400
Colusa: 1-888-874-2040
Fax: (530) 674-3035
Email: cdeinfo@casadeesperanzasite.com 
http://www.marykayfoundation.org 
Casa de Esperanza
holds the vision and mission of the elimination of domestic violence, sexual assault , intimate partner violence and child abuse through prevention, intervention, and treatment. It is our firm belief that all persons, regardless of race, ethnicity sexual orientation, gender, disability, immigration status, religious or affiliation, age, lifestyle preference, and class deserve a life free from intimate and personal violence and should have equal access to our programs and services. We will continue to build and maintain ongoing relationships with area agencies, advocacy groups, and service providers. We continuously strive to provide consistent and culturally competent training for advocacy staff, executives, and board members. We endeavor to recruit and hire staff and volunteers from all diverse populations and provide a positive, culturally aware, and accessible workplace. Through this vision we will continue to create a safe place free from
violence for all people.
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Casa de Esperanza has staff who speak Spanish, Punjabi, Hmong, Hindi, and German as well as an advocate skilled in Sign Language. All languages may not be available 24-hours a day.
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Terms to be aware of while searching through this site:
DV=Domestic Violence, IPV=Intimate Partner Abuse, SA=Sexual Assault, SART=Sexual assault Response Team, DVO=Domestic Violence Restraining Order, DVO= Domestic Violence Restraining Order
Casa de Esperanza has staff who speak Spanish, Punjabi, Hmong, Hindi, and German as well as an advocate skilled in Sign Language. All languages may not be available 24-hours a day.
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Terms to be aware of while searching through this site:
DV=Domestic Violence, IPV=Intimate Partner Abuse, SA=Sexual Assault, SART=Sexual assault Response Team, DVO=Domestic Violence Restraining Order, DVO= Domestic Violence Restraining Order
