Daya

Our Story

Daya was founded in response to a tragic murder-suicide in Fort Bend County in 1996, highlighting the urgent need for culturally sensitive support for South Asian women affected by domestic violence. A group of immigrant women established a volunteer helpline, leading to the formal incorporation of Daya as an organization dedicated to empowering survivors through culturally specific services.

Impact

Daya empowers South Asian survivors of domestic and sexual violence through culturally specific services and community education to end the cycle of abuse.

Why Donate?

Your generosity can change lives by providing essential services such as safe transportation, legal assistance, and trauma counseling for survivors of domestic violence.

Get Involved

Join the fight against domestic violence by donating today. Your contribution, whether in cryptocurrency or cash, can provide critical support to those in need. Together, we can help survivors rebuild their lives and create a safer community for all.