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Artist: Hana Rafee 

Community Resources

If you are in an emergency and are in an immediate crisis- please call 911. 

 

If you or someone you know feels triggered or emotionally distressed by the content (including stories) shared on our website, please seek help or share these resources if you know someone who needs help. Kindly take care of yourselves! 

Community-Based Alternatives to Calling Police

Suicide and Crisis Hotline

Text 988

Chat now with Lifeline

En Español: 1-888-628-9454

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Trikone: Desi LGBTQ Resource

Helpline: 1-908-367-3374

Resources

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South Asian Mental Health Initiative & Network (SAMHIN)

Provider Directory (USA)

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My Sister's House 

Sacramento, CA

24-Hour Multi-lingual Help Line

Phone: (916) 428-3271

 

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The Therapists of Color (TOC) Bay Area Collective

Directory

FAQs

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South Asian Network (SAN)

Artesia, California

Resources

Voices Against Violence (AWAZ) program

P: 562-403-0488 

E: saninfo@southasiannetwork.org

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SACSS (South Asian Council for Social Services)

Health services and resources for immigrant New Yorkers.  

E: sacss@sacssny.org

P: (718) 321-7929

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Raksha

Georgia-based organization

Toll-free Helpline: (1 866) 725-7423

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Manavi 

New Jersey

24/7 multilingual hotline

P: 732-435-1414

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South Asian American Digital Archive (SAADA)

Power of stories to create belonging for 5.4+ million South Asian Americans.

Get Involved

Story Collections

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Article: South Asians & Mental Health

South Asian Youth in Houston Unite (SAYHU)

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Tahirih Justice Center

 A national, nonprofit organization that serves immigrant survivors fleeing gender-based violence.

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Trauma-Informed LA

Sacramento Community Helpline

8 a.m. – 8 p.m., 7 days a week.

P: (877) 541-2525

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North American Islamic Shelter for the Abused

National Domestic Violence Hotline

1.800.799.SAFE (7233)

TTY 1.800.787.3224

Text "START" to 88788

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Parivar Bay Area: Our Queer Trans South Asian Family

Events

 

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Opening Doors, Inc

Sacramento, California

Immigrants & Refugees

Phone (916) 492-2591

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The Asian Pacific Institute on Gender-Based Violence

Get Help

AAPI Domestic Violence Providers

P: 415.568.3315

E: info@api-gbv.org

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South Asian Public Health Association (SAPHA) 

Community Guide Resources

E: saphaboard@gmail.com

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Jahajee Sisters

Serving Indo-Caribbean communities in New York

Emergency Fund for Survivors

E: â€‹jahajeesisters@gmail.com

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South Asian Americans Leading Tomorrow (SALT)

A national advocacy organization committed to racial justice.

Resources

The National Coalition of South Asian Organizations (NCSO)

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Mirror Memoirs

An oral history project centering LGBTQ survivors of color in the movement to end child sexual abuse.

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Podcast: Immigrantly

Discusses deeply personal conversations around race, identity, and the immigrant experience

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America Nepal Society

Bring together the Nepalese American community (of all ages – youths and adults) 

MH First

Volunteer-based mental health emergency response team

7 p.m. – 7 a.m., Fri., Sat. & Sun.

Call/ Text: (916) 670-4062

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Narika (Fremont, CA)

Fremont, California

Crisis Line: (P) 1-800-215-7308

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Sikh Family Center

NON-EMERGENCY HELPLINE 866-SFC-SEWA (732-7392)

Resources

Helpline Brochure

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Apna Ghar, Inc.

Chicago, IL
24-HOUR Crisis Support

Phone: (773) 334 4663 

Text: (773) 899 1041 Email: help@apnaghar.org

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The Trevor Project:

an LGBTQ resource

Reach a Counselor 24/7.​

Call: 1-866-488-7386

Text: 678-678

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HEART Women & Girls

DAYA Houston

Houston, Texas

Confidential Helpline: 713-981-7645

Services and Resources

E: contact@dayahouston.org

Sakhi for South Asian Women

serving New York

Helpline (212) 868-6741

Monday–Friday 10 am-10 pm

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Get Help Resources

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Sikh Coalition

Community Resources

Legal Assistance (P): 212-655-3095

Office (P) 212-655-3095

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Article: Develop Your Self-Care Plan

School of Social Work

University of Buffalo

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StoryCenter

For free webinars and paid public workshops on digital storytelling

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Sahiyo: United Against Female Genital Cutting

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