17 Days/17 Ways — Invite an educator
We believe intimate partner violence is a community issue, and the mission to end domestic violence in families and our community requires a community response.
We believe intimate partner violence is a community issue, and the mission to end domestic violence in families and our community requires a community response.
Our farm at GreenHouse17 was established three years ago, and has flourished rapidly ever since.
Dealing with domestic violence within the church can be challenging.
Often, a couple attends the same church so we lean toward the power of prayer.
We love our volunteers! Got an extra hour a month? A couple of open weekends?
A domestic violence awareness organization in Johannesburg created this powerful public service announcement.
The National Coalition Against Domestic Violence reports that “one in every four women will experience domestic violence in her lifetime.”
If you hear someone using abusive or controlling language, say “I don’t appreciate that,” and explain why it is unacceptable.
Would you call 911 if you saw a drunk driver strike a pedestrian? What about if you saw or heard intimate partner abuse?
People ask us, “What can I do to help?” This October, during National Domestic Violence Awareness Month, we’ll give you 17 ways.
Today we take the bold step of changing our name to GreenHouse17.
Our new name and brand image are a truer representation of the principles that guide us and our passionate commitment to the mission to end intimate partner violence.