# Phoenix Project

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A community’s response to domestic and sexual violence.

## Sitemaps

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## Posts

- [News & Events](https://phoenix-project.org/blog/)
- [PREVENTABLE: A Community Conversation on Domestic Violence, Firearms & Lethality](https://phoenix-project.org/preventable-a-community-conversation-on-domestic-violence-firearms-lethality/): This November, Warren County screens Preventable—exploring the deadly connection between domestic violence, firearms, and lethality. Preventable is a documentary produced by the Battered Women’s Justice Project (BWJP) with support from the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation. Through survivor testimony and expert insight, it examines how domestic violence and access to firearms intersect—and how
- [11th Annual Wine Pull](https://phoenix-project.org/11th-annual-wine-pull/): Phoenix Project is excited to announce their Annual Wine Pull fundraising event once again this year. Come on out and socialize, have a glass of wine or beer, enjoy good food and support a worthy cause. Where: Shenandoah Valley Golf Club Date: Thursday, October 1, 2026 Time: 5:00-7:30 pm Tickets: SOLD OUT Each ticket purchase
- [10th Annual Wine Pull](https://phoenix-project.org/10th-annual-wine-pull/): Phoenix Project is excited to announce their Annual Wine Pull fundraising event once again this year. Come on out and socialize, have a glass of wine, enjoy good food and support a worthy cause. CLICK HERE FOR TICKETS AND SPONSORSHIPS Where: Shenandoah Valley Gold Club (134 Golf Club Circle | Front Royal, VA 22630) Date:
- [Dine Around Town 2 - RAFFLE!](https://phoenix-project.org/dine-around-town-2-raffle/): Ever wanted to try local restaurants? HERE'S YOUR CHANCE! This campaign features many gift cards to local restaurants. Not only would you be supporting local area restaurants, you will also be helping in our mission to ensure freedom from ALL forms of domestic and sexual violence through EMPOWERMENT, COMMUNITY, and EDUCATION. TICKETS are $15.00 each
- [Spring 2025 Healing Art Support Group](https://phoenix-project.org/spring-2025-healing-art-support-group/): FOR SURVIVORS OF DOMESTIC AND SEXUAL VIOLENCE. No art experience required! Let this be your window of time to get to know yourself better and meet other survivors. Childcare will be provided for those who may need it. Registration is FREE. Thursdays from 5:30-7:30pm (6 sessions): March 13th March 20th March 27th April 3rd April
- [9th Annual Wine Pull](https://phoenix-project.org/9th-annual-wine-pull/): Phoenix Project is excited to announce their Annual Wine Pull fundraising event once again this year. Come on out and socialize, have a glass of wine, enjoy good food and support a worthy cause. CLICK HERE FOR TICKETS AND SPONSORSHIPS Where: Region's 117 (180 Bald Eagle Drive | Lake Frederick, VA 22630) Date: Thursday, October
- [Mother's Day Gift Basket Raffle](https://phoenix-project.org/mothers-day-gift-basket-raffle/): Date and Time: Drawing Monday, May 6, 2024, at 3:00pm Location: 222 South Royal Avenue Front Royal, VA 22630 Details: Perfect Pampering Gifts for your special person on Mother's Day. Tickets are $10.00 each, or 3 for $20.00. CLICK HERE FOR TICKETS
- [Women’s Self-Defense Seminar](https://phoenix-project.org/womens-self-defense-seminar/): This free seminar will begin with a 45-minute power point presentation covering situational awareness. Participants will then move into hands-on techniques, including punches, kicks and strikes, in addition to defenses and escapes. At the end of the class, an instructor posing as “bad guy” in a padded suit will give the participants a chance to
- [You're invited to our Winter Open House](https://phoenix-project.org/youre-invited-to-our-winter-open-house/): Phoenix Project warmly invites you to our Winter Open House. Come enjoy snacks, goodie bags, coffee, cocoa, and great conversation! The event will be held on January 24, 2024, from 12pm to 2pm, at 222 South Royal Avenue in Front Royal. Be sure to bring a friend!
- [Phoenix Project: Serving Survivors of Sexual Assault & Domestic Violence](https://phoenix-project.org/phoenix-project-serving-survivors-of-sexual-assault-domestic-violence/): Our conversation today with Avery Harper, a domestic violence advocate, and Kristen Gregg, a children's advocate, both with Phoenix Project included information about their programs and prevention tips for parents. At the start of this year, Phoenix Project was recognized as a dual agency that now serves survivors of sexual assault AND survivors of domestic
- [Candlelight Vigil 2023](https://phoenix-project.org/candlelight-vigil-2023/): Did you know that as of January 1, 2023, Phoenix Project has been recognized as a dual agency who now serves survivors of sexual assault and domestic violence? In support of National Sexual Assault Awareness Month, won’t you join us, in collaboration with The Laurel Center for a candlelight vigil in support of local survivors.
- [2023 Women's Wellness Workshop](https://phoenix-project.org/2023-womens-wellness-workshop/): Click Here to Register
- [7th Annual Wine Pull](https://phoenix-project.org/7th-annual-wine-pull/): Phoenix Project is excited to announce their Annual Wine Pull fundraising event once again this year. Come on out and socialize, have a glass of wine, enjoy good food and support a worthy cause. Where: Blue Ridge Shadows Golf Club (456 Shadows Drive | Front Royal, VA 22630) Date: Thursday, October 20, 2022 Time: 5:00-7:00 pm Tickets: $60
- [Mother’s Day Basket Raffle](https://phoenix-project.org/mothers-day-basket-raffle/): Just in time for Mother’s Day! This Mother’s Day basket includes: a Michael Kors purse, two Yankee candles and candle holder, 2 Yankee air fresheners, a stainless steel water bottle, aromatherapy goodies and a bottle of wine. It’s valued at $475. . TICKETS ARE $25 AND CAN BE PURCHASED AND CAN BE PURCHASED BELOW OR
- [6th Annual Wine Pull](https://phoenix-project.org/6th-annual-wine-pull/): Sponsored by Phoenix Project “A community’s response to domestic violence” Where: Front Royal Golf Club 902 Country Club Road, FRONT ROYAL WHEN: October 14, 2021 5:00-7:00 pm Entertainment by: Mandatory Fun Tickets $45.00….. TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE AT OUR OFFICE, BOARD MEMBERS AND ONLINE AT EVENTBRITE/PHOENIX PROJECT ANNUAL WINE PULL. Basket raffles and other auction items
- [COVID-19 FAQ](https://phoenix-project.org/covid-19-faq/): Q: Is your agency open? A: Yes, we never closed. Our office hours are 8:30 – 4:30 M-F. Please call the office at 635-2302 to schedule an appointment. If you are scheduled to come into the office we will require that you wear a mask and use hand sanitizer. If you do not have a
- [Wine and Dine Raffle](https://phoenix-project.org/wine-and-dine-raffle/): Just in time for Valentine’s Day A gift basket celebrating healthy relationships! 2 bottles of wine and hand painted glasses, chocolates, gift cards to the Element and Region’s 117, gift card for Donahoe’s Whimsical Flowers, and more! A $200 value. TICKETS ARE $50 AND CAN BE PURCHASED BELOW OR BY CALLING 540-635-2302 When using the

## Pages

- [Front Page](https://phoenix-project.org/): Info & Education It has been said that knowledge is power. Maybe at this point you are only looking for information. Maybe you would like to learn more about domestic and sexual violence and the effects on the lives of victims. Sitting down with someone and being able to ask questions is important. Please call,
- [Contact](https://phoenix-project.org/contact/): EMERGENCY HOTLINE: (540) 635-2300 Office: (540) 635-2302 If you need immediate assistance because you are in physical danger from domestic or sexual violence, please call 911. If you are in crisis and need help, Phoenix Project staff are available to take your calls day or night. Simply call our hotline at 540-635-2300. If you are
- [Volunteer](https://phoenix-project.org/volunteer/): As a Phoenix Project volunteer, you can help us achieve our mission ensuring freedom from all forms of domestic and sexual violence. This is done through outreach, advocacy, and supportive services. Many volunteer opportunities are available and training is provided. The amount of training needed depends on the area you would like to volunteer. Whether
- [Join the Phoenix Project Team!](https://phoenix-project.org/join-us/): Administrative Assistant & Volunteer Coordinator Phoenix Project is seeking an Administrative Assistant & Volunteer Coordinator to join our team and support the day-to-day operations, programs, and community engagement of our agency. This is a full-time, 40-hour-per-week position that combines administrative and client support, grant and financial support, volunteer coordination, and educational marketing and outreach. The
- [Join Our Team - example](https://phoenix-project.org/we-are-hiring/): Violent Crime Prevention and Intervention Advocate Hours: Full-time, 40 hours/week Location: 222 South Royal Ave (with some work-from-home flexibility) Reports to: Executive Director Our Mission: Phoenix Project ensures freedom from all forms of domestic and sexual violence through education, empowerment, and community. Position Overview The Violent Crime Prevention and Intervention Advocate plays a key role
- [Join Our Team](https://phoenix-project.org/join/): There are no available positions at this time.
- [In The News](https://phoenix-project.org/in-the-news/): Royal Examiner Phoenix Project Offers Support and Resources for Victims of Abuse (March 2026) Phoenix Project's 9th Annual Wine Pull (September 2024) Front Royal's Phoenix Project Celebrates 10 Years of Empowering Survivors (May 2024) Phoenix Project: A Decade of Transforming Lives in Warren County (May 2024) Phoenix Project: A Community's Beacon Against Domestic Violence (September 2023)
- [Client Forms](https://phoenix-project.org/client-forms/): Dear Survivors, We have included this section in case you want to view our intake forms in advance of your scheduled counseling session. Please note that you are in control of what you choose to share with us -as much or as little information as you are comfortable with. We do ask that you pay
- [Survivors Speak](https://phoenix-project.org/survivors-speak/): Here’s what survivors have to say about services received at Phoenix Project from 2022 – 2025 surveys collected. What do you think you would have done if these services did not exist? Stayed with him. Maybe died Kept dealing w/ crap from ex with no help I would have been confused and continued to be
- [Community](https://phoenix-project.org/community/): GET INVOLVED We believe that it takes an entire community working together to end domestic and sexual violence. You can play a part in helping to end domestic and sexual violence in YOUR community. EDUCATION: Educating the community on what domestic and sexual violence is, the effects it has, and how to end domestic and
- [What is Sexual Violence?](https://phoenix-project.org/what-is-sexual-violence/): What is Sexual Violence? Sexual violence is any sexual activity that is nonconsensual. There are many acts of sexual violence, including: Unwanted sexual contact Non-contact sexual experiences (e.g., verbal harassment, voyeurism) Rape (including marital-, date-, and acquaintance-rape) Incest Verbal (non-physical) pressure that results in unwanted penetration (i.e.; sexual coercion) Sexual assault/ sexual abuse Child sexual
- [About Us](https://phoenix-project.org/about-us/): Phoenix Project Mission Ensuring freedom from all forms of domestic and sexual violence through empowerment, education, and community. Phoenix Project Core Values: We respect the inherent dignity of each person with our commitment to an environment of honestly, trust, and safety which empowers and promotes personal growth. We will strive to reflect the strengths of
- [Community Ribbon Club](https://phoenix-project.org/community-ribbon-club/): Thank you to ALL of our donors. We could not help domestic violence and sexual assault victims of Front Royal / Warren County without your support! Did you know with your gift of $120.00 we can provide safe housing for a family of 4 and a pet for 1 night. As members of our Community
- [On-line Risk Assessments](https://phoenix-project.org/on-line-risk-assessments/): MOSAIC Assessment "The MOSAIC method works by breaking a situation down to its elements, factor-by-factor, and then seeing what picture emerges when the pieces of the puzzle are put together. MOSAIC helps the assessor weigh the present situation in light of expert opinion and research, and instantly compare the present situation to past cases where
- [Sexual and Reproductive Health](https://phoenix-project.org/sexual-and-reproductive-health/): Sexual and Reproductive Health Navigating the healthcare system can be overwhelming and triggering for survivors. You may struggle to find the motivation to search for a provider, schedule and keep appointments, and follow-up with after-care and routine screenings. You might fear revictimization, becoming triggered, or being judged by medical staff; and you might experience internalized
- [Supportive Groups](https://phoenix-project.org/supportive-groups/): For a list of websites and resources offering community support for survivors, visit: Online Communities for Survivors: Websites and Resources Offering Support and Help | National Sexual Violence Resource Center (NSVRC)
- [Children's Services](https://phoenix-project.org/childrens-services/): How Domestic Violence Affects Children When a child is exposed to violence it can harm a child's emotional, psychological and even physical development. Children exposed to violence or living in a home with violence are more likely to have difficulty in school, abuse drugs or alcohol, act aggressively, suffer from depression or other mental health problems. Resources on Children and Domestic Violence: childwelfare.gov
- [Court Advocacy](https://phoenix-project.org/court-advocacy/): Phoenix Project Court Services Stress involved when a survivor is involved with the court system can make an already traumatic event worse. Many victims avoid having to use the court system and never get the help that they need. For some survivors, the criminal legal system may offer options for protection from abusive partners. Phoenix
- [LGBTQIA+ Resources](https://phoenix-project.org/lgbtqia-resources/): LGBTQIA+ With abuse being about power and control, an abuser can use all the same strategies in a heterosexual relationship, such as isolation from supportive friends and family; economic and emotional abuse; and intimidation, coercion, and threats, as they can in a homosexual relationship. According to the National Domestic Violence Hotline, additional ways abusers in
- [Services](https://phoenix-project.org/services/): Asking for help does not make you weak. It shows your strength. Crisis Intervention: We are here in times of crisis such as when an incidence has just occurred. We can assist you in moving past the crisis and returning to a stable place physically and emotionally. Supportive Counseling: While Phoenix Project staff are not
- [Professional Accreditation](https://phoenix-project.org/professional-accreditation/): Phoenix Project is Awarded Professional Accreditation In May of this year, Phoenix Project received notice that we have been granted Full Accreditation Status as a domestic violence agency and we could not be more excited over this accomplishment. The process for accreditation, which was started during the height of the pandemic in late 2020, included
- [Donate](https://phoenix-project.org/donate/): Phoenix Project is a community's response to domestic violence. We offer education for the public as well as services for victims and survivors. Thank you so much for your support — Your gift will help to provide housing, food and supplies to those in need.
- [What is Domestic Violence?](https://phoenix-project.org/what-is-domestic-violence/): What is Domestic Violence? When people think of domestic violence they often picture someone who is beat up, limbs broken, etc. However, domestic violence is a pattern of behaviors that are meant to exert power and control over another individual in the context of an intimate relationship. The power and control wheel will show that
- [Prevention Programming](https://phoenix-project.org/prevention-programming/): Prevention Services DO YOU is prevention program based on building youth resilience through creative expression. It is 10 sessions in small groups of 8-10 kids. Each kid gets a Zine which is like a magazine they create throughout the program. Our groups usually take place at Warren County Middle School and Skyline Middle School –
- [Thank You](https://phoenix-project.org/thank-you/): Phoenix Project is a community's response to domestic violence. We offer education for the public as well as services for victims and survivors. Thank you so much for your support — Your gift will help to provide housing, food and supplies to those in need.
- [Stalking Resources](https://phoenix-project.org/stalking/): STALKING What is Stalking? While legal definitions of stalking vary from one jurisdiction to another, a good working definition of stalking is: a course of conduct directed at a specific person that would cause a reasonable person to feel fear. Stalking is criminal, traumatic, and dangerous, and is a crime in all 50 states including
- [Newsletter Sign Up](https://phoenix-project.org/newsletter/): Join our Mailing List We'll send you email updates of the latest news and events going on at Phoenix Project! (After clicking “subscribe” below, you will immediately receive an email asking you to confirm this subscription. You must follow the confirmation steps in the email in order to receive news alerts. BE SURE TO CHECK
- [Housing Resources](https://phoenix-project.org/housing/): Housing/Shelter Resources The intersection of domestic violence and homelessness is complex and can be confusing and overwhelming at times to navigate. A study of homeless women with children found that 80% had previously experienced domestic violence and that 57% of all homeless women report domestic violence as the immediate cause of homelessness. Over 80% of survivors entering
- [Domestic Violence Statistics](https://phoenix-project.org/domestic-violence-statistics/): Domestic Violence: Did You Know...? Nationwide, 1 in 3 women and 1 in 4 men have experienced some form of physical violence by an intimate partner. On a typical day, domestic violence hotlines receive approximately 21,000 calls—approximately 15 calls every minute. Intimate partner violence accounts for 15% of all violent crime. A National Violence Against Women
- [Diversity & Inclusion Statement](https://phoenix-project.org/diversity-inclusion/): At Phoenix Project a diverse, inclusive, and equitable workplace is one where all employees and volunteers, whatever their gender, race, ethnicity, national origin, age, sexual orientation or identity, education or disability, feels valued and respected. We are committed to a nondiscriminatory approach and provide equal opportunity for employment and advancement in all of our departments,

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