17 Days/17 Ways – Speak Out
“It takes two to tango.”
“They’re having a lovers’ quarrel.”
You would call 911 if you saw a drunk driver strike a pedestrian.
You might even call the police if your neighbors are playing loud music.
The first way to help end intimate partner abuse during Domestic Violence Awareness Month is easy.
People are talking about intimate partner violence. It’s in the news.
Kroger has committed to donating a portion of purchases made with Kroger Plus Cards to the nonprofit organization of your choice.
We’re planning a U-Pick Day on the farm! Get together a group of family and friends for a fun day of flower picking on our farm.
This post was written by a resident at GreenHouse17:
I have been fleeing a domestic violence situation for 13 months now.
Summer is here. That never-ending winter with polar vortexes and 13 cancellations of school in Fayette County?
The following is a beautiful blog written by a resident at our shelter:
“A blessing and a curse understanding the misunderstood independent and then codependent -is this what mixed emotions are all about?
How do you imagine our shelter?
Many people assume it’s a sad place given the nature of our mission, but our shelter probably isn’t what you imagine.