Domestic Violence Awareness Month Tip #10 – Donate a Cell Phone
Observe Domestic Violence Awareness Month by donating old or unwanted cell phones to domestic violence organizations or shelters.
Domestic Violence Awareness Month Tip #9 – Volunteer at a Domestic Violence Organization
To make Domestic Violence Awareness Month more meaningful for you, give the gift of your time and energy to a national organization or local group in your area that's actively advocating to end domestic violence and help its victims.
Domestic Violence Awareness Month Tip #8 – Adopt a Shelter
Give the gift of your time and/or money to a local shelter. Many times, the women and their families leave an abusive relationship with just the clothes on their backs and funding for shelters is very tight, so pretty much everything is needed.
Domestic Violence Awareness Month Tip #7 – Present a Domestic Violence Program to Your Organization
Invite a speaker to your workplace, book group, neighborhood association, religious congregation, PTA...
Domestic Violence Awareness Month Tip #6 – Address Domestic Violence in the Workplace
Does your employer have a policy for workplace safety? Too many lives--and billions of dollars--are lost every year because of being unprepared.
Domestic Violence Awareness Month Tip #5 – Examine Your Relationships
Examine your own relationships honestly.
Domestic Violence Awareness Month Tip #4 – Teach the Boys Young
Teach the boys in your life very early to respect women and use their strength to help not hurt.
Domestic Violence Awareness Month Tip #3 – Talk to Your God: Faith-Based Discussions
Ask your rabbi, minister or religious leader to speak out publicly about domestic violence.
Domestic Violence Awareness Month Tip #2 – Talk to Your Teen/Tween
Got a teenager or tweenager at home? Talk to them as soon as possible about what a healthy, non-violent relationship is.
Domestic Violence Awareness Month Tip #1 – Don’t Mind Your Own Business!
Know someone whose relationship concerns you? Don't mind your own business!
FALSE WEBMAIL ALERT: Drug-soaked business cards; drug called Barunda
FALSE WEBMAIL ALERT: Drug-soaked business cards; drug called Barunda
Safeguard Your Pocketbook in the Supermarket
Supermarket robberies happen more often than you'd think, so here's a great tip.
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May 25th is National Missing Children’s Day
Between 1979 and 1981 a series of high-profile missing-children cases became national headlines. Three such cases contributed to the shock of the nation’s consciousness bringing attention to the seriousness of child victimization and forever changing the response by law-enforcement agencies to reports of missing children.
I’ve Been Quoted on Yahoo Homepage! Five Ways to Make Your Home Safer
5 Ways to Keep Your Home Safe. You don't actually have to own a canine to scare a burglar into thinking you do.