Outreach Partners of Yuma

Assistance League of Yuma, a chapter of Assistance League, is a nonprofit organization of volunteers committed to serving community needs in Yuma, Ariz. This chapter supports a number of initiatives, including scholarships, clothing drives and toy drives for children in that community. It also operates a thrift store, the proceeds of which fund its various projects. Assistance League was the first nonprofit, nonpolitical, nonsectarian organization founded in the Western United States to utilize volunteers to help those less fortunate. With approximately 24,000 members in 115 chapters throughout the country, Assistance League volunteers work more than 2 million hours each year to address the emotional and physical needs of children and adults of all ages through philanthropic projects. The organization was founded in 1935.

Amberly's Place is the leading family advocacy center in Yuma County, Arizona, offering comprehensive support and assistance to victims of domestic violence, child abuse, sexual assault, and elder abuse. Their dedicated crisis team is specially trained to provide compassionate care, minimize trauma, and maximize prosecution, ensuring that victims are treated with dignity and respect. With a focus on reducing the trauma experienced by victims, Amberly's Place houses a team of professionals who offer specialized services for child abuse, domestic violence, sexual assault, human trafficking, and elder abuse. Through a collaborative approach and open communication, they provide on-scene crisis intervention, medical evaluations, victim interviews, mental health referrals, and coordination of other essential victim services. By pledging support and becoming a voice for those in need, individuals can make a lasting impact and contribute to the journey of survivors.Generated from the website