Sep 30, 2021 | Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault, Violence Prevention
Domestic Violence Awareness Month 2021 What You Need to Know About Domestic Violence The History of Domestic Violence Awareness Month When you think of October you may think of Fall leaves, apple picking or spooky season. You may not think of October being Domestic...
Aug 26, 2021 | Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault, Violence Prevention
Stalking: Ways To Stay Safe Article written by Ramona Jolene For the exclusive use of resiliencemi.org Without a doubt, being stalked is one of the most frightening experiences you could ever have. Stalking is more common than you may expect. In the United States,...
Jul 21, 2021 | Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault, Violence Prevention
Stalking Imposes Serious Risks for Those Fleeing Abuse Written by Melody A. Communications & Development Intern Stalking is a dangerous act that is often connected to domestic violence and/or sexual violence. Like other cases of violence, the perpetrator is more...
Jun 28, 2021 | Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault, Violence Prevention
Beyond Victim or Survivor: Reclaiming Identity After Trauma Written by Resilience Marketing Intern, Melody A. When connecting with individuals who have experienced domestic violence, sexual assault, and/or stalking, the terminology you use has the ability to foster or...
Jan 21, 2021 | Children, Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault
*Walk-in appointments are available at our Holland Program Office (411 Butternut Dr.) beginning June 14* If last year taught us anything, it is that we must continue to shift and adapt to meet the needs of survivors in our community. While our services currently...
Sep 17, 2020 | Domestic Violence
Supportive Housing Creates Safer Futures When it comes to staying safe from abuse, housing is key. For years, we’ve known that there is a direct correlation between housing and a survivor’s decision to return to an abusive relationship. There are serious costs...