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Narika Services

Domestic Violence Helpline

Narika’s confidential toll-free Helpline 1-800-215-7308 enables individuals who are survivors of domestic violence to call in and speak to any one of our multi-lingual and trauma informed advocates.

SUPPORT GROUPS

Our virtual support groups offer confidential, culturally sensitive support for survivors of domestic violence. To enroll, please email narika@narika.org.

SEED PROGRAM

Our Self-Empowerment & Economic Development (SEED) program is designed to foster economic independence and self-reliance among survivors of domestic violence.

HEAL PROGRAM

The Health, Enrichment & Access to Life Skills (H.E.A.L) Program is designed to create a platform for women to interact with and support each other through wellness and enrichment workshops.

 
 
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About Us

Narika was founded in 1992, by immigrant women who identified the need for culturally responsive and linguistically diverse domestic violence services in the Bay Area. Embracing the notion of safety, empowerment and wellness, Narika addresses the unmet needs of survivors of abuse by providing advocacy, support, information, and referrals within a culturally sensitive and linguistically diverse model. Narika has helped thousands of individuals put abuse and violence behind them and build new lives for themselves.

 
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Client Stories

Tara cannot recall the first time her husband slapped, punched or threw things at her. She remembers only that it happened right after her marriage in 2003. The violence escalated gradually and even when Tara was pregnant, she was not spared - the abuse continued. One day, Tara’s husband forced her to have sex with another man in their garage and filmed it. By threatening to show the tape to her family back home, Tara’s husband ensured her compliance and, for years, Tara did as she was told. Tara gave birth to three children and the physical violence encircled them. Tara’s husband refused to enroll them in school. They stayed at home with their mother, isolated and disconnected from the rest of the world.

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  • Testimonials

    " I am passionate about the work that Narika does, and believe that the cycle of violence towards women must end by educating ourselves and our communities, and through leading by example for our future generations. I believe Narika’s mission can only be carried out by the countless hours and effort put in by our amazing volunteers! So, thank you for your enthusiasm, your support, and commitment to Narika."

  • Testimonials

    " I volunteer at NARIKA by watching the kids in childcare. I volunteer mainly because I love to play with the kids, but also because all the different cultures there make it such an interesting place full of experiences, and the members and staff make the community there so great "

 
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