Privacy Policy 2022
PRIVACY NOTICE Last updated September 16, 2022 This privacy notice for Sakhi for South Asian Women (“Company,” “we,” “us,” or Read more…
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Elder Abuse Awareness Month: Domestic Violence Program Manager & Advocate Shyda Rashid Shares Her Thoughts on Elder Abuse in NYC
MacKenzie Scott’s Yield Giving Awards Generous Gift to Sakhi for South Asian Women
PRESS RELEASE // PRESS STATEMENT [New York, NY], March 25, 2024 – Sakhi for South Asian Women, a prominent nonprofit Read more…
Partnering With Sakhi
Thank you for your interest in partnering with Sakhi For South Asian Survivors! We are dedicated to working with South Read more…
Resources for LGBTQIA+ Folks Experiencing Violence
Folks of all gender and sexual identities can experience interpersonal and community violence. At Sakhi, we recognize that for LGBTQIA+ Read more…
Community Engagement Program
Sakhi is committed to breaking the stigma about gender-based violence and raising awareness about resources for survivors in our community.
Thank You for Your Support of Sakhi’s Gala: Building Resilient Communities
We thank our supporters, host committee members, donors, and stakeholders in helping us actualize Sakhi’s mission. Whether you joined Sakhi in-person, or in-spirit, we are grateful for your commitment to ending violence against women. We cannot do this work without you, our community.
Emeritus Board
Sakhi’s recently inaugurated Emeritus Board consists of former Board Members who serve as a panel of strategic advisors to the organization. Read more…
COVID-19 Updates & Resources
Sakhi’s helpline and core services are still available and operating remotely. For general inquiries, please reach out to . Get Read more…
Interview with Shivana Jorawar, Co-Chair at Jahajee Sisters & State Legislative Counsel at the Center for Reproductive Rights
“I grew up seeing domestic violence in my community and am a survivor myself. Sakhi changed my life, and I wanted to bring the work to my Indo-Caribbean community so that more women like me could be transformed.”