PCADV works on the state and local level to make sure that immigrant and refugee survivors of domestic violence get the resources that they need.
We provide training and resources for the local Pennsylvania domestic violence programs that help immigrant and refugee survivors in meaningful ways, including:
- Train advocates on how to work with survivors who may not speak English.
- How to outreach to immigrant and refugee people in their area.
- Fill their pantries with food and clothing that are from immigrant and refugee survivors.
- Build trust and to be seen as a safe space.
Webinar Advocating for Immigrant Victims of Crime
This webinar will provide a detailed overview of immigration forms of relief survivors often qualify and highlight recent changes that impact eligibility for and processing of VAWA, Battered Spouse Waiver, and U and T Visas.
Our future partnerships include:
PA Central Collaboration
Additional Resources:
Underserved Populations
People of Color
We support the unique needs of communities of color by creating opportunities to ensure that everyone’s voice is heard, from our Women of Color Caucus to specific trainings.
The Initiative for People of ColorPeople with Disabilities
By partnering with local domestic violence programs, we help individuals with disabilities get access to the help they need, from shelter assistance to counseling.
The Initiative for People with DisabilitiesImmigrant & Refugee Communities
Through outreach, training, and focused partnerships, we support immigrant and refugee victims and survivors of domestic violence.
The Initiative for Refugee CommunitiesRural Communities
Since rural communities tend to be interconnected, it’s often more difficult for victims of domestic violence to get help. Through local and statewide programs, we connect these communities with the resources they need.
The Initiative for Rural Communities