Client Services
Client Services
As a client-centered organization, we provide a wide range of services to support your individual needs.
We go a step further to ensure every client has the access to these services by providing transportation to appointments, meetings, educational classes, and more.
Advocacy
- Building a new life is a slow process and requires more assistance than is first realized. Our case managers helping provide these personal services are compassionate women that you can trust and build relationships with.
- We are fortunate to serve many communities with interpreters in 10 languages: Arabic, Bengali, Urdu, Hindi, Swahili, Dari/Farsi, Burmese, Turkish, and Rohingya.
- Each client is screened to provide services catering to their individual needs.
- Assistance provided for applying to government services such as EBT food stamps.
- Assistance writing protection orders and legal referrals to outside law agencies.
Counseling
- A Survivor’s experience in an abusive relationship comes with years, if not a lifetime, of struggles. We are committed to providing emotional support services for our Survivors that may struggle with depression, anxiety, stress, trauma, and other emotional distress.
- One-on-one trauma-informed counseling.
- We facilitate support groups where women of similar experiences have an opportunity to open up about their struggles and feelings.
Transitional Housing
- Client safety is our #1 priority. We provide discrete transitional housing for women and their children in need of relocation.
- The purpose of our transitional housing is to provide a safe space for DV Survivors and their families experiencing homelessness. RAHAMA will assist the individual in finding employment, education, financial assistance, and more permanent housing.
- Confidentiality of the location is taken very seriously, as we want our women to feel secure while they focus on building a new life.
Education
- We strive to provide education for all clients as a long-term step to self-sufficiency.
- Our ESL (English as a Second Language) classes are offered at the beginner and advanced levels.
- Our parenting classes are culturally-sensitive, helping to guide single mothers that are DV survivors and/or refugees. The classes can take place in the comfort of their homes or in group sessions with others to connect and uplift each other.
- Our empowering peer-to-peer program offers a job opportunity where RAHAMA hires its very own clients.
- We believe empowerment through education also includes taking care of one’s body, mind, and soul. We teach our women about health topics, financial independence, gardening, and more!
Do you need help?
We’re here!
We want to help you build the life that you deserve. No woman or child from any walk of life should be facing domestic abuse. Do not hesitate to reach out to us. We want to help ♡
