What Do You Say When Someone You Know is Being Abused?
If you suspect that a friend or family member is in an abusive relationship, here are some tips to best support them in making the choice to leave.
How to Safely Move Out as a Domestic Abuse Survivor
Are you trying to remove yourself from an abusive relationship? Try to take heart in knowing you’re not alone. According to the National Domestic Abuse Hotline, 1 in 3 women has been the victim of sexual assault, often by an intimate partner.
Empowering Lives: A Comprehensive Approach to Safety, Monitoring, and Legal Compliance
In addressing the challenges posed by domestic violence, DUI offenses, and the aftermath of divorce, a comprehensive safety and monitoring approach becomes paramount.
Combating Domestic Violence: How Tampa Bay Monitoring Can Help
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and it is crucial to shed light on this pervasive issue that affects individuals of all backgrounds, genders, and orientations.
Understanding and Combatting Domestic Violence
Symbols have the power to convey powerful messages and inspire change. Examples of such symbols are the blue square emoji and the LGBTQ pride flag, which have been adopted to promote awareness and acceptance.
Access Justice and Support: Links and Resources for Crime Victims
If you’ve been a victim of a crime in Hillsborough County, Florida, you’re not alone. The Victim Assistance Program and community organizations offer support to help you through the legal process.
Domestic Violence Case Management: Protecting Victims with Disabilities and GPS Monitoring
I recently came across the fall minutes of a newsletter for the Florida Court systems. One of the articles was about a training program for domestic violence case managers. It covered issues such as helping victims with disabilities and technologies used to track and harass victims.
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month
Domestic Violence Awareness Month began over 30 years ago as a way to unite individuals experiencing domestic violence with organizations fighting these issues and to bring awareness to the general public about the problem of domestic violence. But what is considered domestic violence?