Emerge Center Against Domestic Abuse

Emerge Center Against Domestic Abuse provides the opportunity to create, sustain, and celebrate a life free from abuse.

Emerge is dedicated to stopping the cycle of domestic abuse by providing a safe environment and resources for victims and survivors of all types of domestic abuse on their journey toward healing and to building a community that centers and honors all survivors' experiences and intersectional identities. Values such as love, safety, responsibility and repair, innovation, and liberation are at the core of Emerge's work supporting survivors as well as partnerships and community outreach efforts.

As the only comprehensive domestic abuse service provider in Southern Arizona, Emerge provides a 24-hour multilingual hotline, emergency shelter, community-based services, housing stabilization, lay legal support, and prevention services. Emerge recognizes that abuse is a complex experience that affects everyone in the community; therefore, all aspects of our work center on the safety of all survivors, regardless of race, creed, color, religion, ethnicity, age, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity, or gender expression.

We invite you to support the important work that Emerge does, including engaging men in meaningful conversations about how power and privilege can transcend into issues of abuse and violence in our community. Your donation will support resources for those who need them most and contribute to the well-being and safety of our community.

Testimonials

"Emerge has given me a safe place to stay, providing me with food, hygiene, and baby stuff. They are friendly and understanding."

"Emerge meet my needs and emotional support, they help me rebuild my confidence."

"Emerge Is a wonderful program and has surpassed any expectations I could have had. Every single person I've come in contact with has been extremely patient, understanding, and helpful. They've really gone above and beyond to help my girls and I."

"Emerge has provided me with a safe place to be right now."