Needs of Survivors of Domestic Violence

  • Safe Housing - Secure and stable housing is fundamental. Ensuring survivors have access to a safe and supportive environment is crucial for rebuilding their lives.

  • Mental Health Services

  • Financial Empowerment - Financial independence is a vital aspect of recovery. Offering resources and assistance for survivors to secure employment or pursue education and training can empower them economically.

  • Legal Assistance - Legal support is necessary for navigating the complexities of protective orders, custody battles, and other legal matters.

  • Child Care - Many survivors are parents, and reliable childcare services can be instrumental in allowing them to work , attend therapy, and engage in self-care. It enables survivors to focus on their well-being and rebuilding.

  • Community and Social Connections - Establishing connections with supportive communities is crucial. This includes both formal support groups and informal networks that provide understanding, empathy, and encouragement.

  • Education and Skill-building Opportunities - Access to education and skill-building programs opens doors for survivors. It enhances their employability and fosters a sense of achievement and self-reliance.

  • Healthcare Access - Physical health is integral to overall well-being. Ensuring survivors have access to healthcare services, including routine check-ups and specialized care for injuries, contributes to their recovery.

  • Technology and Resource Access - Equipping survivors with technological resources, such as smartphones and internet access, facilitates communication, access to information, and connection with support networks.

  • Trauma-Informed Care - Tailoring support services with a trauma-informed approach is crucial. Recognizing the impact of trauma and ensuring that all interventions are sensitive to survivors’ experiences fosters a more effective and supportive environment.

  • Long-term Support - Thriving is an ongoing process, and survivors benefit from sustained, long-term support. Continuous access to resources, counseling, and community engagement helps survivors navigate the challenges of rebuilding their lives over time.

 
 

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