“A community’s response to domestic violence.”
Come on out and have some fun challenging other Teens to a game of Corn Hole. There is no fee…only fun… There will be a couple small prizes. We will have snacks & drinks for sale. Date: Saturday February 18, 2017 Time: 1:00pm—3:00pm Place: Front Royal United Methodist Church (Inside)
Phoenix Project invites you to join us for an open group discussing healthy and unhealthy relationships. The group will meet the First Tuesday of every month from 6 pm to 7pm. No need to RSVP just show up! Light refreshments and childcare will be provided. In case of inclement weather, call 540-635-2302 to see if …
Fundraiser! Saturday October 8, 2016 Walk A Mile In Her Shoes Participate by walking and getting sponsors or sponsoring a person walking with a minimum donation of $10.00 Download Flyer:
WHEN: Wednesday, October 21, 2015 WHERE: Warren County Government Center, Board Room TIME: 11:00 am – 1 pm Lunch will be served at NO COST!!!! Please join us to learn more about domestic violence in our community, our agency, and have a chance to ask questions you may have. Feel free to bring your agency …
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Please join us for a T-shirt decorating event. Open to all that would like to attend, You do not have to be a survivor WHEN: Wednesday, October 14th 6-8 pm Thursday, October 15th 2-4 pm WHERE: Samuels Public Library White Meeting Room B We have all the supplies needed to make your shirt. Survivors, friends, …
“Keeping Your Balance” facilitated by Phoenix Project beginning Tuesday Sept. 22 at 6 p.m. Come for 1 or all 6, whatever suits your busy schedule! I. Stress Relieving Tools II. Importance of Self C III. Fu IV. Are Your Relationships Healthy? V. Peace from Within VI. Prevention There is no charge. Seating is limited, please …
Use this hope list activity when you want to journal and are in a good place emotionally. Then, when you are having a hard time you can go back and read the lists and remind yourself that better days are ahead. Make a list of . . . the ten most beautiful things you have …
Parenting is a hard job! When difficulties arise it’s often easy to lash out at your child. Here are twelve alternatives that can help you calm down before that happens: Close your eyes and imagine you are hearing what your child is about to hear. Take a brief walk or jog, if someone is available to …
Support groups provide a safe, confidential, nonjudgmental environment for you to examine your relationship. Whether you are currently in an unhealthy relationship or have been in one in the past, groups help give you the support you need to move beyond abuse. One of the largest advantages of support groups are that they involve other …
In a domestic violence situation children can be overlooked, especially if there’s no indication that they’ve been harmed directly. Of course, we can all understand that a child who is a target of domestic violence is going to be traumatized, but even as silent witnesses to violence against a parent or sibling, children are victims. It’s important …
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