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Striving to end domestic violence in our community since 1978. Because no one deserves to be abused. Porque nadie merece ser abusada. It is the mission of Alternative Horizons to provide support and alternatives to survivors of domestic violence and their families while striving to strengthen our community through education and prevention efforts. Would you like to recieve our newsletter electronically? .
Southern Minnesota Offender Education Program. To provide safety and support to victims of domestic and sexual violence through. Education, advocacy, and shelter. Working jointly with area service providers in increasing victim safety.
26th Pride Festival of Central PA. Pride Festival of Central PA. Saturday July 28th, 2018. 12 and under are free. Subscribe to our mailing list. The Pride Festival of Central PA. The official registration and financial information of TFEC may be obtained from the Pennsylvania Department of State.
Serving Red Willow, Chase Dundy, Frontier, Furnas, Hayes and Hitchcock Counties in Southwest Nebraska. If You Have Been Raped. How to Help a Survivor. Keeping your child safe online. We provide these services to victims and their families throughout Chase, Dundy, Frontier, Furnas, Haye.
Guest, not a guest? Available to public, and members-only forums and chat, to talk to each other about what happened to us, how we feel about it, and what we do to rebuild our lives after this trauma. Growing Up In A DV Environment. Stages Of Healing From Abuse.
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GLBTQ-DVP releases groundbreaking research publicationTrauma-Informed Approaches for LGBTQ Survivors of Intimate Partner Violence A Review of Literature and a Set of Practice Observations.Read More. GLBTQ-DVP stopped providing services December 31, 2015For support services in Massachusetts, consider contactingPARSED CONTENT
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Reflecting on the 2012-2013 Year. As summer begins, we want to reflect on the many accomplishments of the past school year. 239 people participated in Safe Zone trainings. 553 people attended classroom guest lectures from GLBTQ Services. More than 800 people attended Pride Panel sessions. 365 students participated in our needs assessment. Stay tuned for updates! .