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Behind the Door with the Christmas Wreath
In every town, city, and zip code, there are people impacted by sexual and domestic violence. Gender-based violence does not discriminate, and while it impacts everyone differently, the impacts are felt, not only by the individual but throughout the community.
A safer community is a more connected community, so just by taking time to reach out and connect to those around us, we are helping to increase the safety of our friends, families, and neighbors. We can do that this holiday season. We can do that, together, all year long.
Surviving the Holidays: Tips for Navigating the holiday season for Domestic Violence and Abuse Survivors
This time of year can be both the best and the worst. Survivors live with this duality daily. But your strength is revealed when you allow yourself to feel your feelings and honor your journey in the midst of hard times. If you’re finding it hard to navigate the holidays this year, you don’t have to do it alone.
Three Things You Can Do This Thanksgiving to Support a Survivor of Domestic Violence
When we love someone who is experiencing abuse it can be scary, hard, and painful. Just as we want survivors to know that they are not alone, we want to remind you that you are not alone, either. We are here to support you as you support the survivors in your life.