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FIND SUPPORT FOR YOURSELF
There's help available if you experience domestic violence in DC. Find a local program. Learn about services. Create your own safety plan.
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HOW TO HELP SOMEONE ELSE
Offering support and never being judgmental is the best way you can help someone experiencing domestic abuse.
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READ SURVIVORS' STORIES
Read stories of survivors' struggles and successes overcoming domestic abuse. Survivors shared their stories with us to uplift others.
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LEARN HOW TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE
Do you know what to do to help someone who's experienced domestic violence? Listening is the first step, but knowing what to do next is important to help someone in need.

Domestic violence happens hundreds of times everyday in DC. The people who experience it are our family, friends, neighbors and co-workers. If you think that someone you know is dealing with domestic violence, make sure you know how to help

 
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GET INVOLVED IN THE COMMUNITY
Interested in getting involved in DC's anti-domestic violence movement? There are many ways to get active now! Check the calendar for upcoming events and sign up for email alerts!

 
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DON'T BE FOOLED BY WHAT YOU'VE HEARD
There is a lot of false information spread about domestic violence. Read about some of the most common myths—then get to know the facts! The more you know, the more you can help.
GET THE FACTS ABOUT DOMESTIC ABUSE
Did you know that all abuse is not physical? Do you know what effects abuse has over the long term? How it iimpacts children who are exposed to it in their homes? Get the facts about abuse.
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This project was supported by a grant awarded by the District of Columbia Office of Victims Services. The opinions, findings and conclusions expressed
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