Qualified professionals provide a range
of
treatment and
prevention
services. Our
outpatient clinic is licensed by the State of Arizona to serve children, families and adults with a variety of concerns.
Prevention services combine community
education, skills training and advocacy in the areas of domestic
violence.
Casa’s Care Line was our very first
service and remains the community’s only 24-hour information/referral and crisis line.
Treatment Services
Casa de Esperanza offers outpatient behavioral health services
to children and adults residing in Southern Arizona including:
- Assessment
- Individual, group and family therapy
- Specialized services for elders
- Psychiatric referral
Treatment services are provided by licensed therapists and
support staff. Assistance is available to adults for general mental
health issues such as depression, life transitions and trauma recovery;
grief & loss, caregiving and substance abuse recovery; and for serious mental illnesses. Families
can learn new coping and behavioral skills to help their children
who may have, for example, anger management problems, ADHD or abuse
issues. Our work is client-centered and strengths-based.
Behavioral Health Services are available to the general public through Medicare, insurance benefits, and fee-for-service with sliding scale considerations.
Please contact Sage at 625-2273 x841 or sbergstrom@casacanhelp.org
for more information.
Prevention Services
Behavioral Health Prevention services include Casa’s 24-hour
Care Line and the Family Violence Prevention Project. Casa prevention specialists are available to address community groups, local agencies and businesses. Contact: 625-2273 for information and presentation
scheduling.
Live Life Today! - information and referral website
Nationwide, adults age 70 and older have the highest suicide rate of any age group. Suicide is a serious community health issue. With Green Valley’s concentrated population of older adults, Casa believes this is an important behavioral health issue to address.
We maintain this website as an informative resource for those interesting in developing and sustaining quality of life after 55. It includes a Quality of Life self-assessment, links and contacts to services, recommended reading and articles on common issues which affect one’s quality of life especially after 55.
Please visit www.livelifetoday.org
Casa’s Care Line
Casa’s Care Line is the community’s only 24-hour
telephone crisis line. Callers receive support, counseling and
crisis intervention. Information, referral and comfort to those
in need are also provided. The Care Line is staffed by Casa counselors.
Casa Care Line:
625-2273
24 hours/day, 7 days/week
Family Violence Prevention
Casa
De Esperanza and the Brewster Center Domestic Violence Services
have embarked on a collaborative partnership to prevent domestic violence in our community, as well as to provide advocacy
services to local residents of the Green Valley area who are currently
suffering in domestic violence situations. Through community education
presentations and advocacy the two organizations are working together
to strengthen awareness and services in our community.
The United Way of Tucson and Southern Arizona supports our outreach and education efforts to local organizations/businesses in assisting employees dealing with domestic violence and to law enforcement in enhancing officer training on domestic violence issues.
Do You Need Help?
Domestic Violence is a pattern of coercive control
that one person exercises over another in order to dominate and
get their way.
Abuse can be verbal, physical, emotional, financial, or sexual,
but whatever the form of abuse, no one deserves it.
We are here to help! Please scroll down for contact information.
Casa de Esperanza
625-2273
Education, Prevention and Referral
The Brewster Center
Green Valley office
260-0294
Advocacy, crisis intervention, education
Children’s services, & shelter in Tucson
The
Brewster Center
622-6347 * 746-41501 * 881-7201 * 1-877-472-1717
Shelter, advocacy, education, crisis intervention, Children’s
services, transitional and permanent housing
Tucson Center for Women
and Children
Crisis Lines: 795-4266 * 795-4880
1-888-428-0101
Shelter, counseling, crisis intervention, children’s
services, Community education, transitional housing
ARC/Elder Shelter & Later Life DV Services
327-2665 * 566-1919 Crisis Line
Shelter for older adults 55+, Counseling, advocay
Wingspan Anti Violence Project
624-0348 * 1-800-553-9387
Free & Confidential serrvices & outreach to lesbian, gay, bisexual & transgender victims of domestic violence.
Pima County Attorney’s Victim Witness Program
740-5525
On scene crisis response, advocacy, court assistance, financial aid.
Walking in Balance Family Violence Intervention/Victim Services
(520) 879-5777
Celebrating family harmony as we end violence for Yoeme Communities
Tohono O’odham Victim Witness
(520) 383-4590
On scene crisis response, advocacy, court assistance for the
Tohono O’odham community.
Jewish Family & Children’s
Services
795-0300 ext.228
Project LEAH; advocacy, counseling and outreach services.
Oasis
Program
262-2051
Services to University students, staff & faculty impacted
by sexual assault, relationship violence & stalking
Family Advocacy (DMAFB)
228-2104
Intervention, evaluation & treatment services for active
duty military & their families for family maltreatment issues
Southern AZ Center Against Sexual
Assault
327-7273
24 hr crisis services, hospital response, specialized therapy,
& community education
