DeeCilla Comfort Center

DeeCilla Comfort Center Supporting women & children transitioning from homelessness and abuse to independence and freedom We are community taking care of community!

DeeCilla Comfort Center is a community funded nonprofit that provides transitonal Housing program services to women and children leaving temporary shelter and requesting additional assistance and support as they work towards building a better life for themselves and their children. Programs and services are provided by community partners who are professionals in their field with many owning/operat

ing a small business, nonprofit, ministry, or other agency/organization. Collectively, we form DeeCilla Comfort Center's Board of Directors and Advisory Board.

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12725 W Indian School Road, Suite E-101
Avondale, AZ
85392

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 6pm
Wednesday 10am - 6pm
Thursday 10am - 6pm

Telephone

(623) 440-6963

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The DeeCilla Comfort Center was established to create further awareness to the problems of human trafficking, domestic violence, and sexual assault. We want to create a safe place for survivors to receive a fresh start at life.

With programs designed, specifically to deal with the issues of crisis, trauma, and helping survivors to begin rebuilding their life, DeeCilla Comfort Center strives to help change lives one day at a time. We plan to make a strong and lasting impact to help our community...our neighbors.

We are starting out with awareness events designed to engage the community to take a stand for those in need of our help. So much more can be accomplished when there is a united front. Soon we wish to complete our first project, The Mike and Sylvia House of Hope.

The Mike and Sylvia House of Hope will open its doors to temporarily house women, ages 18-28, who have survived domestic violence, sexual assault, and domestic violence. This house will provide transitional living, programs,and development, and help with transitioning to a healthy independent life of freedom. We want those to enter to realize that all hope is not lost, rather joy and peace is found.