Amberly's Place

10/16/2026

💜 Stalking is more than unwanted attention; it can be a pattern of behavior that causes fear and takes away a person’s sense of safety.

It can include repeatedly showing up uninvited, following someone, excessive calls or messages, monitoring social media, tracking a person’s location, or using technology to keep tabs on them.

Stalking can happen to anyone, and the numbers remind us just how important it is to recognize the warning signs and take these behaviors seriously.

If you see the signs, don’t ignore them. Awareness can be an important first step toward safety and support.

If you or someone you know needs help, Amberly’s Place is available 24/7 at 928-373-0849.

10/15/2026

We are incredibly grateful! 💜

Last night, Amberly’s Place was honored to be one of the local nonprofits selected by Yuma & Imperial Valley Wealth Management to receive a generous $1,000 donation in celebration of their 25th anniversary!

Thank you for choosing to celebrate this special milestone by giving back to our community. We truly appreciate your generosity and support of Amberly’s Place and the victims and survivors we serve.

Congratulations on 25 years, and thank you for making our community a better place!

10/14/2026

Thank you, Child and Family Crimes Unit from the Yuma Police Department for hosting the 4th Annual Domestic Violence Awareness Walk this morning.💜

10/09/2026

💜 Domestic Violence Fact:

Domestic violence isn’t always physical. It can include emotional abuse, intimidation, threats, isolation, financial control, and other behaviors used to gain power and control over another person.

Recognizing the signs is an important step toward helping victims find safety and support. 💜
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10/07/2026

Thank you to the City of Somerton for recognizing October as Domestic Violence Awareness Month with an official proclamation.

We are so grateful to have community partners like the City of Somerton who stand alongside us in raising awareness, supporting victims and survivors, and reminding our communities that no one should face abuse alone.

Together, we can continue to bring awareness, encourage reporting, and help create safer communities throughout Yuma County. 💜

10/06/2026

✨ A NEW LOOK. THE SAME HEART. THE SAME MISSION. ✨

For 27 years, the Amberly’s Place logo has represented compassion, support, and hope for victims and survivors in our community. Today, we are incredibly excited to share the next chapter of our refreshed Amberly’s Place logo!

Back in December, we entered the New Year, New Yuma contest in hopes of giving our longtime logo a meaningful refresh. After considering nonprofits throughout our community, Amberly’s Place was selected as the 2026 winner!

From the beginning, we knew that our new look needed to honor our history while better reflecting who we are today and the people we serve.

Every color was chosen with purpose:

💜 Purple represents domestic violence awareness.

🩵 Teal represents sexual assault awareness.

💙 Blue represents child abuse awareness.

And one important piece remains the iconic child and adult hands from our original logo. Those hands have been part of our identity for 27 years, and carrying them forward honors our history while welcoming the future.

Our look may be brighter and our colors a little different, but our heart and mission remain the same: Amberly’s Place empowers victims and survivors to seek help for abuse, violence, and exploitation through trauma-informed advocacy, coordinated care, and compassionate support. We believe every person is worthy of dignity, safety, and hope—and that no one should face their journey alone. We are proud of where we started, grateful for how far we’ve come, and incredibly excited for what’s ahead.

Same heart. Same mission. A refreshed look for the future. 💜🩵💙

10/06/2026

Tonight some of our team made a road trip to the Arizona State Capitol for the 12th Annual Lighting Arizona Purple Event. 💜
It was an honor to stand alongside advocates, survivors, community partners, and leaders from across Arizona as we came together to kick off Domestic Violence Awareness Month and to shine a light on hope, healing, and help.
Tonight was a reminder that purple is more than a color.
It represents survivors who found the courage to ask for help. It honors those whose lives were taken by domestic violence. And it sends a message to those who may still be living in fear: you are seen, you are believed, and you are not alone. We are proud of our Amberly’s Place team, representing Yuma County and the work our community does every single day for victims and survivors.
There is still so much work to do. Tonight was a beautiful reminder that we are not doing it alone.
Together, we can . 💜

10/05/2026

We are SO excited to be part of Yuma’s very first Giving Machine! ❤️

This holiday season, giving back is as easy as making a selection, and we are incredibly grateful that Amberly’s Place is one of the local organizations you can choose to support!

From November 17–30, stop by the Giving Machine at Yuma Palms Mall, near Harkins Theatre, and turn a simple gift into meaningful support for individuals and families right here in our community.

We love seeing Yuma come together for something like this, and we can’t wait to be part of it! Bring the family, grab some friends, and help us kick off a new holiday tradition of giving.

Meet the charities behind Yuma’s very first Giving Machine!

This holiday season, you have an exciting opportunity to give back right here in our Yuma community at Yuma Palms Mall!

From November 17–30, you can visit the Giving Machine and choose items that are needed by individuals and families in our community. Your gift can support:

Amberly's Place
Safe House Yuma
United Way of Yuma County
Yuma Community Food Bank

And here’s what makes the Giving Machine so special: 100% of your donation goes directly to the charity you choose.

You can also choose to support a global charity, with 100% of your donation going toward the organization and cause you select.

Come give. Come serve. Come .

Yuma Palms Mall, near Harkins Theatre
November 17–30

Bring your family, invite your friends, and help us make Yuma’s first Giving Machine a celebration of generosity and love!