While stalking is common in intimate partner violence, there are many misconceptions about how it presents and the danger associated with it. This training will cover intimate partner violence stalking basics and its impact on survivors. Join Journey during National Stalking Awareness Month to learn more!

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The program will collectively underscore the complexity of domestic violence in later life, revealing how psychological abuse and threats to beloved pets can compound trauma for older victims. Increasing awareness and enhancing coordinated support systems are essential steps toward ensuring safety, dignity, and healing for older adults facing domestic violence.

This training is designed for anyone who works with and supports those who are or have been impacted by abuse. We will discuss the status of the domestic violence movement and where it is headed, including “trending” topics and phrases.

During these Informational Sessions Domestic Violence Housing First Initiative (DVHFI) program staff will inform property owners about DVHFI including the process from start to finish and how a partnership can decrease vacancies and potentially increase income.

During these Informational Sessions Domestic Violence Housing First Initiative (DVHFI) program staff will inform property owners about DVHFI including the process from start to finish and how a partnership can decrease vacancies and potentially increase income.

Show your support, compassion, and generosity for those who have experienced child abuse and domestic violence by donating.

This Friday, and every Friday throughout February, join Journey Center on our social media to learn an element of dating violence and the impact on young people.

Write a message of support to a young person who is experiencing abuse. Let everyone know that they deserve a safe, healthy relationship and that abuse is not their fault.

Today is a reminder to take care of yourself and your well-being. Whether you are in an unhealthy relationship or supporting a loved one- your mental and physical well-being are important.

Share your images on social media and tag Journey Center to show off your orange Outfit of the Day.

Share a song that reminds you of self-love, healthy relationships, or the power of respect in love.

January 18, 2025 is the second National Day of Action for Stalking Awareness!

This year, we’re joining domestic violence programs across the country for #GiveForDV, a campaign that calls on individuals like you to step up and give back to support survivors of domestic violence and the programs that help them find safety.

Join Journey Center each month in 2024 for our virtual Lunch & Learn series to learn about Journey Center and our programs and services.

This month we will be joined by Journey Center’s Homicide Prevention Manager to discuss Journey’s homicide prevention efforts including our work on the High Risk Team and Danger Assessment for Law Enforcement Trainings.

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Created by the Pennsylvania Coalition Against Domestic Violence (PCADV) in partnership with the National Network to End Domestic Violence (NNEDV) for GivingTuesdayNow in 2020, #GiveForDV is a cause-based giving community, encouraging organizations and people to come together to support survivors and domestic violence organizations. In 2021 we connected #GiveForDV to Domestic Violence Awareness Month (DVAM) to create a season of giving, community, and awareness for domestic violence.

#DVAMcle #DVAM2024 #Every1KnowsSome1 #GiveForDV

Today is a reminder to take care of yourself and your well-being. Whether you are in an unhealthy relationship or supporting a loved one- your mental and physical well-being are important.

#DVAMcle #DVAM2024 #Every1KnowsSome1

Share your images on social media and tag Journey Center to show off your purple Outfit of the Day.

#DVAMcle #DVAM2024 #Every1KnowsSome1

During these Informational Sessions Domestic Violence Housing First Initiative (DVHFI) program staff will inform property owners about DVHFI including the process from start to finish and how a partnership can decrease vacancies and potentially increase income.