- Are You Being Abused?
- What is Domestic Violence?
- Abuse Means to Mistreat
- What is a Safety Plan?
- Creating A Safety Plan
- What Can I Do?
- Protecting Yourself
- Protecting Your Children
- Call 911
- Temp Protective Orders
- Important Numbers
- United Way 211 Service
- Counseling Services
- Victim Witness Assistance
How Can You Help?- Community
- Civic Groups
- Educators
- Employers, Co-Workers
- Faith Groups, Leaders
- Media
- Medical/Health
- Neighbors, Family
- Voters
Educators
You can:
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Include domestic/family violence in teaching curricula.
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Organize an in-service on domestic/family violence for teachers and school counselors at your school.
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Organize and awareness campaign at your school for and by the kids.
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Utilize free existing awareness campaigns such as See it and Stop it.
Resources for Educators
General programs and resources
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Head Start Domestic Violence Initiative – www.glenwoodresearch.com/domestic_violence.php
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See it and Stop it – www.seeitandstopit.org/pages/
Principals
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http://toolkit.endabuse.org/GetToWork/WorkThrough/GoodPractices
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What Schools Can Do – www.fvlc.org/ped_rap/RAP_WhatSchoolCanDo.pdf
Teachers
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Relationship Abuse Prevention Curriculum – www.fvlc.org/pdf_rap/RAP_Curriculum.pdf
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Tips for Teachers – www.fvlc.org/pdf_rap/RAP_TeacherTips.pdf
Teens
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National Runaway Switchboard – www.nrscrisisline.org/
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Help for you or a friend – www.seeitandstopit.org/pages
