Seekhaven, Multicultural Center on Community and the Pandemic – This Week in Moab

On the latest This Week in Moab, we speak with two people leading local nonprofits that do a lot in our community – Abigail Taylor of Seekhaven Family Crisis & Resource Center and Rhiana Medina of the Moab Valley Multicultural Center. Both discuss how the past year has changed their services, especially when it comes to crisis resource and advocacy work. Tune in for a conversation about the greatest needs, and how these organizations work to fulfill them.

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Show Notes


Seekhaven Family Crisis and Resource Center assists survivors of domestic violence and sexual in rebuilding their lives. They provide a wide range of essential services for this region including client advocacy, emergency shelter, and transition assistance. They believe that everyone has the right to feel safe, secure, and supported.

www.seekhaven.org

The Moab Valley Multicultural Center provides crisis resource and advocacy, language and life skills support, cultural education and outreach, youth education and outreach, and interpretation and translation services. Their mission is to build bridges across language and culture through family support, community collaboration and education.

moabmc.org