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Refugee families from Iraq, Palestine, Algeria, and other Arab countries Asylum seekers mainly from African countries: Senegal, Togo, Mauritania, Ivory Coast, Guinea, Cameroon, Congo, Rwanda, Burundi, Uganda, and Somalia Refugees from Afghanistan and Bosnia   Services: Psychological assessment and/or testing Crisis intervention Psychiatric help Individual, family, and group therapy Parent skills training Case management services and advocacy Referral and follow up Community education on victimization issues Legal support and advocacy Referral for medical services Who receives help? Victims of domestic violence Victims of child physical and sexual abuse Victims of hate crimes Victims of sexual assault Victims of robbery, assault and theft Victims of violent crimes Victims of burglary Victims of survivors of homicide victim   Common Problems among Victims Depression and anxiety Need for parenting skills training Marital problems that affect the child/children Emotional problems of parents that may affect the child/children Behavioral problems at home or school   Target Group/ Client Base Any victim of crime in the Southeastern Michigan area  Funding Source Victims of Crime Act (VOCA) Detroit-Wayne County Community Mental Health Agency (Safety Oasis for Victims of Crime) Program Staff Juvaria Javaid, M.S. LLP, Program Supervisor Huda Lutfi, B.A., Case Manager Hussien Saleh, Esq, Legal Advocate/Attorney Aliah Azmeh, LMSW, Therapist Amal Killawi, LLMSW, Therapist Nadia Bazzy, M.A., LLMFT, Therapist All staff are licensed by the State of Michigan Contact Person Juvaria Javaid jjavaid@accesscommunity.org (313) 624-0409