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Crisis Line (Illinois): 1-800-717-0757 (Out of State): 1-773-334-4663

 

 

 

 


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Welcome to Apna Ghar

     Apna Ghar is a domestic violence shelter serving primarily Asian women and children, and was the first Asian shelter of its kind in the Mid-Western United States. Apna Ghar takes its name from a Hindi-Urdu phrase meaning "Our Home", and since January 1990 has served over 5400 domestic violence clients. 

    The Asian-American community, currently the fastest-growing population, demonstrates unique needs in language, religion, family systems and food preparation. Apna Ghar helps them heal and enhance their sense of dignity and self-respect.

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             Special Events for 2008

 

  • Dates to be announced (Fall 2008): 40-hour domestic violence training


  
  • NeUsed Closet

Please check out Apna Ghar’s Resale Closet, the NeUsed Closet, located at  4820 N. Broadway in Chicago, or call (773) 271-4374!

Hours: Monday through Friday 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m
Saturday: 12:00 p.m. to 6:00 pm.

Apna Ghar looks forward to the community’s generous support. Please spread the word about The NeUsed Closet. The store offers both, ethnic and western apparel for women, men and children. The store is full of wonderful surprises. You can find interesting knick-knacks, different fabric and ethnic jewelry. You can buy yards of silk saris to make cushions and curtains. We accept new or gently used clothes, shoes, kitchenware and furniture. All your in-kind donations are tax-deductible.

 

 

  • Sewing Empowers Women (SEW)
    Seeking to end Domestic Violence, Apna Ghar assists our program participants with the tools for economic empowerment. Sewing Empowers Women (SEW) is one such project that helps the victims/survivors of domestic violence in their road to Economic Independence without which ending domestic violence is virtually impossible.

 

  • Volunteer Training Sessions announced.
    Check the Events section for details or call (773) 334-0173 Ext 234.