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In addition to local domestic violence programs and community agencies, WCADV has long standing relationships with five key Wisconsin non-profit domestic violence organizations.

AIAA is a non-profit coalition dedicated to: providing a network for all eleven Wisconsin Tribes to work against abuse and sexual assault; planning, implementing and operating programs designed to fulfill the purposes of AIAA: providing culturally sensitive education and information about abuse and sexual assault; encouraging referrals to be made to the Wisconsin Native American Shelters and to other local abuse and sexual assault services; and supporting intervention and prevention programs. AIAA is implementing a statewide CCR project to examine tribal code and its implementation in the state of Wisconsin. AIAA can be reached at (715) 634-9980.

The Refugee Family Strengthening Project (RFSP) has been in existence since 1994. The Project provides culturally and linguistically competent services to Southeast Asian refugees at five sites throughout the State of Wisconsin. There are three major components to the project: prevention, education, and intervention on domestic abuse issues. Click here to search for RFSP contact information by state, or download a pdf listing of Refugee Family Strengthening Projects.

UNIDOS is a statewide organization of Latino and non-Latino members whose mission is to end family violence in the Latino/migrant communities throughout Wisconsin. UNIDOS hopes to increase access to domestic violence prevention/intervention services for Latinos by:

• Providing direct service to Latina victims of domestic violence
• Providing technical assistance, including on-site visits at regular intervals, to providers who work with domestic violence victims
• Providing training in the areas of cultural awareness, legal advocacy, and domestic violence victims' rights, as requested.

UNIDOS works with the Latino community throughout Wisconsin, as well as with service providers who work directly and indirectly with Latino victims of Domestic Violence. For more information on services for Domestic Violence victims in your county, call UNIDOS at 1-800-510-9195.

The Wisconsin Batterers Treatment Provider Association (WBTPA) was formed to oversee the ongoing development and implementation of the State of Wisconsin Male Batterers Treatment Standards. The WBTPA has been established as a project of the Wisconsin Coalition Against Domestic Violence (WCADV). Local batterers treatment providers are eligible to join the WBTPA as an Individual and/or Program Member.
Download a PDF of the history of the WBTPA.
Download a copy of the Batterers Treatment Standards.
Get a list of certified Wisconsin Batterers Treatment Providers