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Author Archives: GreenHouse17 Staff

Blog

17 Days/17 Ways – Purchase Products Handmade By Survivors

October 17, 2014By GreenHouse17 Staff

Our new Etsy shop opens for business today!

The shop features ten listings for body care products handmade by survivors of intimate partner abuse.

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17 Days/17 Ways – Believe Your Voice Matters

October 16, 2014By GreenHouse17 Staff

By Curtis Bethel
Student Blogger

Note: The following post was written by a freshman at the University of Kentucky with help from our staff as part of a service learning project.

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17 Days/17 Ways – Work with your HR Department

October 15, 2014By GreenHouse17 Staff

The effects of intimate partner abuse often extend to the workplace. Consider real stories from the Society of Human Resource Management (SHRM) website:

  • Shirley was shot 13 times by her ex-husband on the way to work
  • Delia and her co-worker were shot to death by Delia’s estranged husband.
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17 Days/17 Ways – Write A Letter

October 14, 2014By GreenHouse17 Staff

Intimate partner violence happens in every community and neighborhood, but sometimes we don’t hear about the issue in the news until someone is harmed.

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17 Days/17 Ways – Honestly Ask Yourself

October 13, 2014By GreenHouse17 Staff

By Dan Schlachter
Student Blogger

Note: Today’s post was written by a freshman at the University of Kentucky with help from GreenHouse17 staff as part of a service learning project.

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17 Days/17 Ways – Speak Their Names

October 12, 2014By GreenHouse17 Staff

Today’s way to help is a more difficult one. Data collected by the Department of Justice Bureau of Justice Statistics finds an average of three women are murdered by an intimate partner every day in the United States.

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17 Days/17 Ways – Plan a Donation Drive for Survivors

October 11, 2014By GreenHouse17 Staff

By Zach Logue
Student Blogger

Note: This post was written by a freshman student at the University of Kentucky with help from GreenHouse17 staff as part of a service learning project.

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17 Days/17 Ways – Talk to Young People About Healthy Relationships

October 10, 2014By GreenHouse17 Staff

By Jamison
Student Blogger

Note: This post is written by a freshman at the University of Kentucky with help from GreenHouse17 staff as part of a service learning project.

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17 Days/17 Ways – Follow People and Organizations Doing Good

October 9, 2014By GreenHouse17 Staff

Staying up-to-date on issues and opportunities related to our mission is one way to help end intimate partner abuse.

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17 Days/17 Ways – Read, Watch and Listen to Stories

October 7, 2014By GreenHouse17 Staff

Choosing to read, watch, and listen to stories about intimate partner violence is one way you can help end intimate partner abuse.

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We’re so grateful for our UK College of Pharmacy C We’re so grateful for our UK College of Pharmacy CSL students! 🍂 They helped sort our pantry for the holidays and made this sweet Thanksgiving decoration for the shelter.
A beautiful snowy day at the shelter. ❄️ Wishing e A beautiful snowy day at the shelter. ❄️ Wishing everyone warmth and safety - and reminding you that support is available anytime at 800-544-2022. 💜
What an honor! New Kentucky Colonel Darlene Thomas What an honor! New Kentucky Colonel Darlene Thomas is presented with her Certificate of Commission from Colonel Kevin Bullock, Thoroughbred Chapter President, and Cols. Michelle Taylor and Lezlei Kelly. The @kycolonels title recognizes service and accomplishments to the community.
Making spirits bright! ✨ We’ll be the sole sourc Making spirits bright! ✨ 

We’ll be the sole source of holiday help this season for over 100 adults and children in our emergency shelter or receiving supportive services in the community. Your generous holiday giving matters to families surviving intimate partner abuse. 💜🎁 

Please order or deliver donations before December 10. Wish list and details at the link in bio!
Our Handmade by Survivors shop is open early for t Our Handmade by Survivors shop is open early for the holidays 🌟 

A Hope Box is the perfect way to make spirits bright for loved ones this holiday season! 

Every product features essential oils and nourishing ingredients. And they're made right here in central Kentucky on the farm that surrounds our emergency shelter. 

💌 Shop at the link in bio!
Lexington-Fayette Animal Care & Control is on a m Lexington-Fayette Animal Care & Control is on  a mission to protect the health and safety of the community and its animals.

“We are privileged to have partnered with GreenHouse17 for the last decade to ensure animals in difficult circumstances remain safe and well cared for,” shares Ashley Browning, Assistant Chief. “No one should have to choose between their safety and the safety of their pet.”

Research finds up to 40% of survivors delay leaving an abuser because they are unable to take their pets with them. Thanks to community-coordinated care, survivors in central Kentucky have options.

“Our daily focus is to provide resources and services that help pets stay in the care of their owners. Our partnership with GreenHouse17 is an extension of that goal," explains Ashley. “If that means a brief stay for an animal in our care, or a low-cost vaccine, we are happy to help.”

📖 This is one article from our fall Bloom newsletter. Read it at the link in bio!
Happy Halloween from the shelter! 👻💜    Our advoca Happy Halloween from the shelter! 👻💜 
 
Our advocates went all out with food, decorations, trick-or-treating, and a dance party for the kids. A sweet and spooky celebration for everyone!
Halloween eve 👻 Halloween eve 👻
Last week, advocate Kris Bondarenko was honored wi Last week, advocate Kris Bondarenko was honored with the Sherry Currens Excellence in Advocacy Award from @zerovkentucky for her tremendous commitment and lasting impact in service of survivors. Congratulations to Kris and all the honorees!

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