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Blog

Day 3: Speak Up When Someone Victim Blames

September 29, 2015By GreenHouse17 Staff

We’ve probably all heard friends and family say things like these before.

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Day 4: Protect Family Pets, Too

September 29, 2015By GreenHouse17 Staff

The National Coalition Against Domestic Violence reports more than 40% of victims stayed with their abusers because of concerns for the safety of animal companions.

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Day 5: Reach Out to Someone

September 29, 2015By GreenHouse17 Staff

Today’s way to take a stand against intimate partner abuse is important and difficult.

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Day 6: Think About How You Would Respond

September 29, 2015By GreenHouse17 Staff

You hear yelling coming from the apartment upstairs again.

It sounds like someone just hit a wall.

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Day 7: Volunteer Your Time and Talents

September 29, 2015By GreenHouse17 Staff

When you volunteer your time and talents to support survivors of intimate partner abuse, your actions send a strong message.

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Day 8: Let’s Talk About Intimate Partner Abuse in the LGBTQ Community

September 29, 2015By GreenHouse17 Staff

Intimate partner abuse is a pattern of behavior in which the thoughts, beliefs and conduct of an intimate partner are controlled through physical, emotional, sexual and/or economic violence.

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Day 9: Talk to Young People About Healthy Relationships

September 29, 2015By GreenHouse17 Staff

Dating relationships, even healthy ones, are complex at any age.

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Day 10: Organize a Donation Drive

September 29, 2015By GreenHouse17 Staff

Survivors of intimate partner abuse leave behind so much when they flee violence.

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Day 11: Follow Kentucky Organizations That Support Survivors

September 29, 2015By GreenHouse17 Staff

Liking and following partners in the mission to end intimate partner abuse is a great way to engage in the mission and advocate for survivors. 

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Day 12: Speak Their Names

September 29, 2015By GreenHouse17 Staff

On average, three women are killed by an intimate partner every day in our nation.

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"Starting something from a seed and watching it gr "Starting something from a seed and watching it grow is a remarkable, breathtaking journey. It is miraculous to see all of the different things it takes to make a garden grow. 

If you give a garden love, you receive back from it. What you get is both beauty and harvest. Harvesting is nice of course, but for me the most exciting part of gardening is watching Mother Nature at work.” 🌱

'C' shares a lovely field note about her time in our farm stipend program. 💜
Caught in the rain yesterday, surrounded by blooms Caught in the rain yesterday, surrounded by blooms ☔️🌧️🌻💜
*Season passes and our August 9 date are sold out* *Season passes and our August 9 date are sold out*
 
💐 August 9 - sold out 
💐 August 23
💐 September 6
💐 September 20
 
Bring friends & family to help fill your bucket, enjoy the magic of the farm, and support survivors! 🪣💜
Today’s harvest – garlic, onion, dill, and Swi Today’s harvest – garlic, onion, dill, and Swiss chard! 🧄🧅🌿🥬 Ready for some delicious resident meals!
We’re so grateful for this amazing crew of volun We’re so grateful for this amazing crew of volunteers who helped harvest sunflowers and dahlias this morning! 🌻💜
You deserve safety. 💜 Our hotline is answered You deserve safety. 💜

Our hotline is answered 24/7 by Certified Domestic Violence Advocates who want to support you. 

✔️ Emergency shelter
✔️ Safety planning
✔️ Court advocacy
✔️ Support groups
✔️ How to support a loved one

You don’t have to come to the emergency shelter to receive services.

Staff of our organization live and work in all 17 counties of our service area – Anderson, Bourbon, Boyle, Clark, Estill, Fayette, Franklin, Garrard, Harrison, Jessamine, Lincoln, Madison, Mercer, Nicholas, Powell, Scott, and Woodford.

A hotline advocate will connect you with your county’s advocate. Even if you aren’t in these counties, we can direct you to the designated service provider for your area.

Please call if you or someone you know is being harmed – 800-544-2022 📱
A survivor field note from "H" is featured in our A survivor field note from "H" is featured in our new CSA Member Handbook. And we’re sharing some of our favorite spider photos taken by staff around the farm! 📸🕷️ 

Ode to the Arachnid 
I’m scared of spiders 
I hate this fear 
As the seasons change 
they are out in abundance 
Flying though the sky 
on their shimmering waves 
Falling off ceilings 
Blinded by the sun rays 
Creeping though corners 
And gaps through the walls 
Making magnificent traps, 
Webs catching their falls, 
Searing me as they 
Sit awaiting their prey 
Steadily hovering above 
But it's going to be ok. 
Because this is their home 
Outside is their house 
But I will smash them 
If I see them scampering about 
Inside is where I live 
Inside I reside 
Please don’t chill on my walls 
Or use my head for your falls 
Please don’t run toward me 
When I bust you in hiding 
Stop crouching under my bed 
Or we will be fighting
Blooms and community love! The first week of the S Blooms and community love! The first week of the Summer Flower CSA has come to an end. 💐🤗💜 

We’re thankful to our survivor stipend participants, CSA members, farm advocates, and amazing pickup partners - @thirdstreetstuff, @vineandbranchlex, and @origin_lexington!
Say hello to the first bouquets of our Summer Flow Say hello to the first bouquets of our Summer Flower CSA! 👋🌻  

If you were unable to get a CSA, you can still take home some blooms during a U-Pick event in August or September! 🪣💐

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