Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) has been acknowledged as an epidemic in our Region, and this is something we can't ignore. At Camino, we’re committed to addressing IPV through advocacy and offering a full range of support - from fostering safe, healthy relationships to supporting victims and survivors. If you or someone you know is affected by IPV, we encourage you to reach out. Connect with us today through the link in our bio, by calling 519-743-6333, or visiting us at 400 Queen St S, Kitchener. #NationalDomesticViolenceAwarenessMonth
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Chief Growth Officer @ One Place. Rotarian. Early Childhood Systems Building. EntreLeader
Ask me how you can be part of the solution.
The need for services to identify, treat, and support abused and neglected children is urgent and increasing. Our forever home, the SECU Hope Center, has expanded space in our Child Advocacy Center to meet this increased need and expedite critical services for victims of child abuse and neglect in our community so they can begin their journey to hope and healing. One child hurt is too many and we need the support of our community to provide essential programs and services through the SECU Hope Center. Stand with us and Give Hope today: https://lnkd.in/eM-s7u7X
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For survivors of domestic violence, a safe shelter can be the difference between life and death. That’s why YWCA Clark County’s SafeChoice program is so vital. Every year, we provide safe, confidential shelter and resources to individuals and families who need immediate protection from violence at home. When you give a special year-end gift, you’re helping a survivor find refuge, legal advocacy, and the emotional support they need to rebuild their lives. SafeChoice is a place where survivors can heal. 💜 Will you give a gift today that changes lives? 🔗 https://lnkd.in/gpmJhpjg #SupportSurvivors #EndDomesticViolence #YWCAClarkCounty
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Have you signed up for our free webinar exploring how to open up conversations about domestic abuse? Important for all of us - whether as family, friends, neighbours, professionals, managers or colleagues. #domesticabuse
This week, join our newest free webinar: Let's Talk About Domestic Abuse - Getting the Conversation Started We’re thrilled to be joined by our brand-new Ambassador, Richard Spencer. Richard brings a unique and powerful perspective to our work, having bravely shared his own experiences of domestic abuse. His commitment to supporting survivors and protecting children from the impact of domestic abuse is hugely inspiring. Richard’s advocacy, informed by his lived experience, is focused on recognising children as victims and providing crucial support to parents navigating the complex Family Court process. Richard shared his story in the Channel 5 documentary "My Wife, My Abuser" and has appeared on national TV and contributed to newspaper articles to raise further awareness. ▶️5 September, 11AM ▶️Online via Teams ▶️Free, just register Sign up now: https://bit.ly/3SaQlrw
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Are you a Victim Advocate or know one? Then our new BlogCast is for you. The Advocacy Pulse is a BlogCast designed for Victim Advocates. We share tips, resources and articles that may be of interest. If you don't receive our notices about new posts, you can DM us and we will add you to the list :) Here is our latest BlogCast: https://lnkd.in/gZfHKKaS
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Deputy Director at the Dallaire Institute for Children Peace and Security - African Centre of Excellence
Preventing and ending violence against children is achievable.
Ending violence against children isn’t a dream - it’s a reality we can achieve together. Whether through education, advocacy, or grassroots efforts, we all have a role to play. Every step taken to protect a child brings us closer to a world where they can grow, learn, and live free from fear. But the time to act is now. Our children can’t wait. #TakeAction #EndChildViolence
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🌟 January is Human Trafficking Awareness Month 🌟 At DCA Advocacy, we are committed to raising awareness and fostering action in the fight against human trafficking, with a particular focus on protecting children—among the most vulnerable to this crime. 💡 Throughout January, we’ll focus on: • Recognizing the signs of trafficking and how to respond. • Sharing resources to support victims and their families. • Providing facts to drive awareness and understanding. Highlighting organizations working to prevent trafficking and support survivors. Every child deserves a safe, happy, and free future. Together, we can raise awareness, empower prevention, and support those impacted by trafficking. 📞 Need help or know someone who does? Contact the National Human Trafficking Hotline: 📱 Call: 1-888-373-7888 | Text: BEFREE (233733) #HumanTraffickingAwarenessMonth #EndTrafficking #ProtectChildren #DCAAdvocacy
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April is Child Abuse Prevention Month. During this month, attention is focused on prevention efforts that eliminate abuse and neglect. See the link below for advocacy opportunities, resources, and organizations that support the well-being of children and families. https://lnkd.in/eGMt_mzK #NASW #ChildAbusePrevention #SocialWork
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Over 107,000 families lost loved ones to drug overdoses in 2022. On #OverdoseAwarenessDay, let's work together to prevent future losses. Whether through education, support, or advocacy, everyone can help make a change. Join us in raising awareness and saving lives. #TogetherWeCan #EndOverdose
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Over 107,000 families lost loved ones to drug overdoses in 2022. On #OverdoseAwarenessDay, let's work together to prevent future losses. Whether through education, support, or advocacy, everyone can help make a change. Join us in raising awareness and saving lives. #TogetherWeCan #EndOverdose
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This #MemorialDay, look back at the recent conversation on Preventing Veteran Suicide: Advocacy, Policies, and How You Can Help! #AFSPadvocacy is a great way to help Service members and Veterans in your community and advocate for greater change! 👀 Watch now: 👀 https://lnkd.in/eEwk3HMN