
Raising Awareness for Domestic Violence
Find your role in raising awareness of domestic violence during Domestic Violence Awareness Month (DVAM) this October.
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Find your role in raising awareness of domestic violence during Domestic Violence Awareness Month (DVAM) this October.

October is National Domestic Violence Awareness Month. The month is meant to provide a voice for those suffering from domestic violence, as well as raise awareness of the devastating issues that arise in its wake. Domestic violence has caused severe, lifelong, emotional and physical harm to millions of people across the nation. Correcting and preventing this harm requires the work and advocacy of everyone, including individuals, groups, and institutions. Only through this collective power can we transform our communities into healthy places where domestic violence will not continue to haunt our residents. Though an individual can’t often impose the kind of structural change organizations and systems are capable of, there are still vitally important steps that you can take to protect vulnerable individuals in your community. This month is a good time to learn more about how prevalent domestic violence and abuse really is in our communities, as well as how we can learn to be vigilant regarding domestic abuse, share resources to help those suffering, and support those who have survived. Use this month to learn what you can from those who have survived domestic violence and abuse, and discover how you can help support them. About Domestic Violence

Spousal abuse in any form is a highly serious issue that impacts all members of the family. If you are on the receiving end of spousal abuse, you do not have to endure years of trauma in your marriage. It is always best to reach out to experienced social service and legal professionals who have the tools to get you to safety and guide you through the process of filing for divorce and orders of protection (sometimes referred to as a “restraining orders”).

Find your role in raising awareness of domestic violence during Domestic Violence Awareness Month (DVAM) this October.

October is National Domestic Violence Awareness Month. The month is meant to provide a voice for those suffering from domestic violence, as well as raise

Spousal abuse in any form is a highly serious issue that impacts all members of the family. If you are on the receiving end of spousal abuse, you do not have to endure years of trauma in your marriage. It is always best to reach out to experienced social service and legal professionals who have the tools to get you to safety and guide you through the process of filing for divorce and orders of protection (sometimes referred to as a “restraining orders”).