Another Way - Page Task Force Against Domestic Violence

Contact number: (928) 645-5300

Page Task Force Against Domestic Violence (Another Way) was organized to reduce the incidence of domestic violence in the Page area and to assist victims of domestic violence and sexual assault with advocacy, education, and shelter. The program operates a 10-bed shelter providing all necessities while in shelter. Also provided are legal and lay advocacy, coordinated services with DES, victim/witness services, job placement services, FEMA, WIC, JTPA, Kaibeto social services, legal aid, Tuba City social services, and others. A thrift store was opened in January of 1999 to provide operating resources to Another Way. Clothing and household items are also provided to those in need who are referred from other social services agencies.

NACASA - Northern Arizona Center Against Sexual Assault

Contact numbers:  (928) 527-0708

24-hour crisis: (928) 774-1414 (ask dispatch to page a victim advocate)

NACASA, a rape crisis center located in Flagstaff, opened in april of 2002.  NACASA is a safe and healing place for victims (age 16 and older) of sexual assault to go for help and to explore their options after an assault.  Nurses and doctors, who are specially trained, are available to provide medical/forensic care immediately following an assault.  Victim advocates are available to provide crisis intervention/counseling, to make referrals to resources inthe community for follow-up healthcare and long-term counseling, and to provide criminal justice advocacy.

All services are available 24 hours a day via an on-call system through Victim/Witness Services for Coconino County (V/WS).  The Sexual Assault Response Team (SART) provides a multi-disciplinary approach to intervention with sexual assault victims.  Representatives from law enforcement, V/WS, healthcare, mental health and the legal system can assist with all of the needs a victim presents following a sexual assault.  NACASA is open to any law enforcement agency in Arizona including Native American Tribal police departments.

Northland Family Help Center

Contact number: (928) 774-4503

Northland Family Help Center provides shelter care and counseling for victims. A 14-bed shelter for women and children who are victims of domestic violence provides safe short-term residence, advocacy, counseling, and education. A separate 14-bed children’s shelter offers short-term residential care, counseling and case management for children 0-18 who are victims of child abuse, neglect, homelessness and other family crises. These services are free. Individual and group treatment and advocacy is provided for adult and child victims of sexual assault or abuse and other forms of family/relationship violence. A batterers intervention program includes counseling groups for family members.

Victim/Witness Services for Coconino County

Contact numbers:  (928) 779-6163

24-hour crisis:  (928) 774-1414 (ask dispatch to page a victim advocate/crisis responder)

Victim/Witness Services for Coconino County (V/WS) is a community-oriented, non-profit, non-governmental organization dedicated to delivering direct services to victims of crimes and/or crises that occur within Coconino County.  Agency programs include: 

• Victim Advocate Volunteer Program - crisis response 24 hours a day, 7 days a week;
• Victim and Witness Advocacy Program - trained advocates guide (and escort) victims/witnesses through the juvenile or criminal justice systems;
• NACASA (Northern Arizona Center Against Sexual Assault) - a victim-friendly rape crisis center located in Flagstaff provides services to adult victims of sexual assault;
• Crime Victim Compensation Program - provides financial assistance for victims of violent crimes;
• Call-to-Protect Program - provides phones to victims of domestic violence
• Outreach Program - makes services accessible to all county residents and tourists/travelers;
• Community Education and Public Awareness - provides information on crime intervention and prevention; and
• Pets, Too! - a program that boards the pets of women and children who are battered and in a domestic violence shelter. 

All services are offered free of charge!