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Time Out, Inc., envisions a world where every individual and family lives in an abuse free environment. Our mission is to help individuals break the cycle of abuse in their lives.  Our programs address abuse survivors’ needs for safety, support, advocacy, and resources.  We are dedicated to helping all victims—men and women, and ending domestic violence whenever it occurs.  We provide a safe home for women and their children.  We also help men in abusive situations find a safe place to stay.

Recognize Domestic Violence

Domestic violence — also called domestic abuse, battering or intimate partner violence — occurs between people in an intimate relationship (or former relationship). Domestic violence can take many forms including emotional, sexual and physical abuse. Men are sometimes abused by partners, but domestic violence is most often directed toward women. Domestic violence can happen in heterosexual or homosexual relationships (Mayo Clinic, 2010).

Other populations vulnerable to abuse include children, teens, and elders (learn more).

Help Is Available

If you or someone you know is in an abusive relationship and needs help or would like to speak with someone about domestic violence, help is available 24 hours a day through our crisis line. To speak in confidence with a Time Out staff member, call the crisis line at 928-472-8007. V/TTY is also available 24 hours daily.

The V/TTY designation indicates that the Help Line can be called with both an ordinary telephone or a teletype device (TTY), so it is accessible to people with speech and hearing disabilities. 

Servicios de Victimas Para Hablantes de Español

IF YOU ARE IN IMMEDIATE DANGER CALL 9-1-1. 

We offer a range of programs and services that ensure the safety of victims and their children during a crisis period and support survivors’ transition to long term independence. Our goal is to support the path of all survivors as they work to be self-sufficient and free from violence. 

Your Support is Critical to Our Success

Domestic abuse is not a private problem; it’s a community concern.  One in three Arizona women is likely to suffer acts of violence during their lifetime. The odds are even greater for women who are poor and/or live in rural communities.  Time Out provides various opportunities for volunteers, students, businesses, and organizations to become involved in a meaningful way. Monetary and in-kind donations of goods and services are always welcome.  This support is vital to building successful programs, safe families and violence-free communities.

Call 928-472-8007 or EMAIL us to find out how you can get involved today.

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