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Domestic Violence is a Public Health Issue

  • amber975
  • Oct 8, 2024
  • 1 min read

Thanks to Atlanta News First, Decaturish, and Healthbeat News for raising awareness of domestic violence as a public health issue. There are a number of ways to get involved in the movement to end domestic violence, one of which is to attend our Candlelight Vigil at 7pm on October 17 at the Decatur Bandstand. Follow our social media channels for more!


Watch the full segment here: https://loom.ly/eaf4I94

 
 
 

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Daniel United Ranker
Daniel United Ranker
Apr 09

Programs like the Domestic Violence Program Pompano Beach empower survivors to regain independence through counseling, support groups, and safety planning. Truly inspiring work.

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rocatoc363
Jan 14

Domestic violence affects everyone, not just the direct victims, making it a serious public health concern. Supporting events like candlelight vigils, spreading awareness, and sharing resources helps protect survivors and their families. Small actions within your community can contribute to a safer, more informed society for all.

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