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by Mary Simmons April is child abuse awareness month. Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs), like abuse, neglect, and witnessing domestic violence, can have lasting effects on mental well-being. According to Monica Ditta, AMFT, ACEs create a state of toxic stress in children, essentially wiring their brains to perceive the world as a dangerous place. This can […]

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Behind the Scenes with Volunteer Brooke

by Victoria Scalo 1. What interested you in joining NoSilence NoViolence as a volunteer? I am a survivor of Domestic Violence and NSNV provided me with life-saving resources when I needed them most. I attribute a significant amount of my healing and transformation to my extremely positive experience with NSNV. I am honored to now […]

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Welcome to Our New Volunteers!

We are lucky to welcome three new volunteers who bring valuable skills to our Marketing Team and Board of Directors:  Chandra O’Ree, Board of Directors With a professional background in mental health and marketing, and a degree in Sociology, Chandra will focus on increasing outreach to both survivors and potential partners. Her dedication to social […]

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NSNV Closes the Gap 

Recently, we received a call from a partner agency, One Safe Place. “D,” a young mother with two children, had recently left her abusive husband and found safety in a shelter. It was time for the family to leave the shelter, and they found an apartment but did not have the financial means to complete […]

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2024 Annual Fundraiser

Join NoSilence NoViolence for our 10th annual fundraiser! Celebrate the strength of survivors with us, featuring drinks, dinner, engaging activities including an auction, and live music. Every dollar earned goes to supporting domestic violence survivors. We Can’t Do This Without You! Join us for an incredible evening by making your ticket selection below. Can’t attend but […]

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NSNV Saves Lives

In her 20s and with a seven-month-old infant, “T” feared for her life as her court date approached. Her abuser — who has a criminal history — was considered very violent. The most dangerous time period for her would be the days leading up to the court proceedings. She was unable to utilize a shelter […]

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Working Together for Good: NSNV Volunteers

To celebrate Volunteer Appreciation Month, we asked our volunteers to share what interested them in joining NoSilence NoViolence, and any special memories of their work with NSNV. “I wanted to join an organization that uplifts and empowers individuals who are experiencing great challenges in life. I was drawn to NSNV because of the work they […]

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