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By Mayor Ed Burtner
City of Winchester, Kentucky

In a civilized society we are judged by how we treat the most vulnerable and the least able to protect and defend themselves.

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By Liz Davenport
Community Engagement Specialist & Realtor

I remember my first week at GreenHouse17.

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By Susan Malcomb
Lexington Humane Society

The Lexington Humane Society (LHS) is proud to partner with GreenHouse17 to ensure victims of domestic violence are never deterred from exiting a violent situation for fear of their pets’ health and well-being.

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By Scott Keith, Americorps VISTA
ZeroV, Kentucky united against domestic violence

It’s essential that  survivors can take shelter from dangerous situations.

By Meredith Swim
Green Dot Lexington Coordinator

Envision a map of our community.

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Por Nathalie Dietrich

La ley en Estados Unidos ofrece beneficios migratorios para los que son sobrevivientes de violencia doméstica, independientemente de su estado migratorio. 

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By Sherry Huff Culp, Nursing Home Ombudsman Agency of the Bluegrass

Have you ever considered what it must be like to be a survivor of domestic violence, aging, disabled, and living in a nursing home? 

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By Michael Stamper

Very recently I was given the opportunity via an open letter to possibly raise awareness concerning the immeasurably important issue of domestic violence. 

By Carol Taylor-Shim
Chair, GreenHouse17 Board of Directors

Dear Sister,

I’m writing to you because I love you and know you are in pain.

By Stephanie Theakston
LFUCG Domestic Violence Prevention Coordinator

It takes a community to keep survivors safe.