Did You Know?  1 in 3 women and 1 in 4 men have experienced some form of physical violence by an intimate partner. 

19% of domestic violence involves a weapon. 

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What is Domestic Violence

Domestic violence is defined as purposeful intimidation, physical assault, battery, sexual assault, and/or other abusive behavior performed by one intimate partner against another as part of a systemic pattern of power and control.  Abuse is physical, sexual, emotional, economic or psychological actions. Domestic violence can happen to anyone of any race, age, sexual orientation, economic class, religion, or gender. 

Recognize The Signs Of Abusive Behavior

  • Controlling Behavior 
  • Isolation from family, friends, coworkers  
  • Verbal abuse  
  • Sudden mood swings  
  • Past abusive relationship  
  • Threats of violence  
  • Controlling behaviors using social media  
  • Jealousy
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What You Can Do

  • Listen to them. DON’T Shame, Judge, or Critique
  • Let them know they are not alone
  • Tell them you’re there to support and help them
  • Allow your friend to make their own decision  Encourage them to contact a hotline or a professional resource for help
  • Research resources. Knowledge is power.

How We Help

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Crisis Intervention & Emergency Housing

Survivors receive up to 48 hours of safe emergency housing, along with immediate support to help them stabilize and begin their healing journey.

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Essential Resources & Support

We provide clothing, hygiene items, baby supplies, food assistance, and pre- and postpartum support to ensure survivors have their basic needs met during their recovery.

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Safety & Bullying Prevention Awareness

We promote safety and educate the community on bullying and violence prevention, empowering individuals to protect themselves and others.

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Legal Aid & Long-Term Housing Solutions

Our team connects survivors with legal assistance and works toward securing long-term housing solutions, ensuring stability and independence.

Resources

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline 

1-800-273-8255

Crisis Intervention Hotline of Houston 

832-416-1177

TEEN: 832-416-1199 (CALL)

TEEN: 281-201-4430 (TEXT)

National Domestic Violence Hotline 

800-799-SAFE (7233) (CALL)

TEXT "START" to 88788

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