Episode 7: What is the impact of IPV on Children? Published: February 5, 2024 Content: Impact by age, long-term, relationships – mother, father, siblings, future intimate partner, etc. and IPV resources. Facilitator: Sherry Peters Guests: William Kellibrew, a global advocate for civil, human, women, children and victims’ rights.
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What is the impact of IPV on Children?
The impact of domestic violence regarding age, long-term, relationships – mother, father, siblings, future intimate partner, etc.
We’re announcing the 20th annual Randi’s Race, a 5K Run/Walk for Hope and Courage
Mark your calendars! We’re announcing the 20th annual Randi’s Race, a 5K Run/Walk for Hope and Courage. Pre-registration opens February 13th, so be on the lookout! For more information about the event, as well as how you can participate in-person or virtually, check us out: https://randishouseofangels.org/events/randis-race/ We can’t wait to
RHOA Podcast Episode 6 is now available!
Episode 6: Do people successfully leave their abuser? Do abusers become able to have healthy relationships? Published: January 22, 2024 Content: Survivor story from being a victim of domestic violence from abuser to survivor; getting back to a norm, being worthy of love, maintaining one’s identity, hope, and removing blame.
Do people successfully leave their abuser?
RHOA Podcast Episode 6: Do people successfully leave their abuser? A Story from a courageous survivor.
RHOA Podcast Episode 5 is now available!
Episode 5: How can I support someone who is in an unhealthy relationship? Published: January 8, 2024 Content: Ways to support and empower the target of the abuse (e.g., consistently validate the person’s feelings, point out their strengths and accomplishments, support targets of abuse to believe in themselves, show empathy), be
How can I support someone who is in an unhealthy relationship?
Today we are discussing ways to support and empower the target of the abuse (e.g., consistently validate the person’s feelings, point out their strengths and accomplishments, support targets of abuse to believe in themselves, show empathy), be there and connect, and keep reflecting back to the abused person all of the positive qualities you see in them, keep believing that they will get free, ask how you can help, and providing Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) resources
Exploring the reasons why people stay in unhealthy relationships (Part 1)
Why don’t victims of domestic violence leave relationships? What do assailants do to keep them from leaving? (Part 1)
RHOA Podcast Episode 2 Part 1 is now available!
Episode 2: How do I know if I am in a healthy relationship? (Part 1) Content: Non-threatening behavior, respect, trust and support, honesty and accountability. Facilitator: Sherry Peters Guests – Sahara McGrath, Coordinator of the Shippensburg University (SU) PAGE Center & Emily Ott, Public Education Coordinator at Domestic Violence Services of Cumberland
Recognition for Supporting victims of Domestic Violence
Nancy Chavez received recognition for the Cumberland County Commission for Women’s support for supporting DV and attended the Crime Victim’s Rights Rally in Carlisle (sponsored by DVSCP/ Victim Services, and YWCA)
