My Support Group helped me see that violence in the home is not normal and that my life didn’t have to be that way.
Read MoreMy husband’s abuse slowly ratcheted up for a few years. I kept telling myself that I had to be strong or else my son would grow up without a father.
Read MoreAfter marrying her childhood sweetheart and having two children together Janine's husband become violent. She left the relationship and found strength by connecting with other survivor's in Group Therapy.
Read MoreFor domestic violence survivor Gloria, Journey Center for Safety and Healing’s supportive environment slowly began to fill her with hope.
Read MoreAlexandria and her daughter Katie arrived safety at Shelter, both with visible wounds including a broken arm, black eye, cigarette burns, and a 12 inch laceration requiring staples and stitches. Alexandria was hesitant to interact with staff and was even more hesitant to allow her child to engage with other children, staff, and group programming at Shelter.
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