“Muslimahs Against Abuse Center’s mission is to empower and educate women and young girls of color to overcome their past traumas and live successful lives.”
Dear MAAC Community
We’re excited to share our achievements from 2023. Your unwavering support has made these successes possible, and we are grateful for your trust.
Last year, MAAC conducted 23 sessions, reaching 525 women and young girls, providing valuable resources for empowerment. Our Teen Awareness Program, with 12 sessions, engaged 325 youth, fostering awareness and empowerment.
The Muslimahs Peace Circle hosted 24 sessions, bringing together 432 participants for dialogue, understanding, and unity. In our MAAC Safe Space program, we served over 2500 individuals, providing $55,000 in financial assistance for their recovery from domestic violence.
Our Diaper Drive reached over 2000 families, supplying essential items. These achievements showcase the impact we can make when we come together.
Thank you for being an essential part of the MAAC community. Your support empowers us to make a difference, one life at a time.
Is to empower and educate women and young girls of color to overcome their past traumas and live successful lives.
We envision a world where every woman of color lives a safe, fulfilling life free from violence and oppression.
Honored Rose
Bi-weekly brunches and social events for women at different stages of womanhood. We offer a culturally-inclusive space for mothers and non-mothers to learn about critical issues related to black maternity, postpartum depression, maternal health issues, financial literacy and other crises affecting BIPOC women.
Teen Awareness Program (TAP)
A BIPOC youth focused program designed to address domestic violence prevention, education, substance abuse, and societal biases. We host bi-weekly support groups and connect at risk youth and youth experiencing homelessness with counselors and financial assistance.
MAAC Safe Space
Offers a confidential environment for BIPOC women to share experiences of domestic violence and sexual assault. Through one-on-one consultations and educational resources, we empower survivors to develop the tools for recovery and healing.
Diaper Drive
During COVID, MAAC started a monthly diaper and wipes drive to support vulnerable families during a difficult time. This initiative has brought tremendous relief to our community and we have been able to support over 170 families every month. The program is currently full, join our waiting list here
Maac Rescue Program
Crisis intervention planning to provide immediate transportation and relocation to a safe space for survivors of domestic violence and sexual abuse.
Contact our office at: 206-434-5658
Executive Director rahma@maac20.org info@maac20.org
tel: +1 206-434-5658
