Today, on National Human Trafficking Awareness Day, YOU can join the fight by: 1. Educating yourself and others about the signs of human trafficking, how to report it and how to support survivors. 2. Wear blue today to raise awareness. 3. Support anti-trafficking organizations like Crisis Aid! Find out how you can partner with us at crisisaid.org/safe and for resources or help go to ussafe.org.
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In an emergency, vulnerable children need protection. Whether it’s war and conflict, a natural disaster or other major crisis, catastrophes shatter children’s lives in a heartbeat. Last year, SOS Children’s Villages supported over 1.3 million people in emergencies. And we stay for the long-haul. We don’t just provide immediate assistance through food, shelter and medical care. We help rebuild communities and nurture children whose lives have been devastated. Discover more about how, together, we’re helping children and families in the most unimaginable situations at https://lnkd.in/ea9ndeJF
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Due to recent events in Missouri, DMH-Office of Disaster Services has updated the Mass Violence webpage to ensure Missourians have access to information on general response and recovery, caregiver specific resources, prevention, available training, and where to find help. Mass violence events are human-caused tragedies that can impact whole communities. These types of events include shootings, acts of terrorism, or mass riots. Survivors may have feelings of confusion, fear, guilt, and helplessness. Sometimes, those with no personal connections to the event may even be impacted. It’s normal for people to experience emotional distress after an event. Find out more at the link below. https://lnkd.in/gemk9D96
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Critical support for VAWG- how we support, how we care, and how we enable those that have suffered the most. Ultimately it’s the Right thing to do.
Specialist, trauma-informed support, like those provided by Rape Crisis centres, can be life-changing and life-saving for victims and survivors of sexual violence and abuse. For many Rape Crisis centres, the Government's Rape and Sexual Abuse Support Fund is a core part of their funding - it helps centres keep their lights on and keep doors open to survivors. But there has been no official commitment from any political party to extend the Fund beyond March 2025. Putting the future of many centres at risk. Ahead of the General Election, we are calling for all UK political parties to commit to adequate, long-term and sustainable funding to help keep Rape Crisis centres open - and we need your help to make our voices heard! Will you sign our petition and help save these life-changing services? To add your support, visit: https://ow.ly/fpK550Sb2uH
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I know many people for whom this human, caring, and trauma-informed support has been a lifeline in the wake of sexual abuse. Insecure funding creates inefficiency and undermines services - it means their time is forever spent fighting for the the money to keep going, versus getting on with what they need to be doing. If you feel the same, do consider signing the petition below, bringing this critical issue to politicians' attention at this timely moment.
Specialist, trauma-informed support, like those provided by Rape Crisis centres, can be life-changing and life-saving for victims and survivors of sexual violence and abuse. For many Rape Crisis centres, the Government's Rape and Sexual Abuse Support Fund is a core part of their funding - it helps centres keep their lights on and keep doors open to survivors. But there has been no official commitment from any political party to extend the Fund beyond March 2025. Putting the future of many centres at risk. Ahead of the General Election, we are calling for all UK political parties to commit to adequate, long-term and sustainable funding to help keep Rape Crisis centres open - and we need your help to make our voices heard! Will you sign our petition and help save these life-changing services? To add your support, visit: https://ow.ly/fpK550Sb2uH
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This is the perfect month to support the movement of removing the stigma that silences conversation about something wrecking so many lives, but is absolutely preventable. It is Suicide Awareness month and if you want a phenomenal resource for your organization and employees, Kristin’s trainings connects on a level that is only possible due to years of first hand personal and professional experience. Check it out!
As promised, you can read all about CSPP’s outreach events coming up during suicide prevention month in our new blog post! If you haven’t already, don’t forget to check out our new construction suicide prevention banners to help spread the word on all the resources and initiatives CSPP has to offer. Happy reading! https://lnkd.in/g87C6BDr
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🚀 New Blog Post: "From Service to Stability: The Impact of SSVF on Veteran Families" Discover the critical role of the Supportive Services for Veteran Families (SSVF) program in assisting homeless and at-risk veteran families. Learn how the program promotes housing stability and offers various supportive services. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/g2YicND8
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We all have a role in recognising and responding to family violence, wherever we live, work and play. Evidence tells us that most people experiencing family violence will reach out to their family, friends or someone they work with first. That could be you. Watch now: Recognising the Signs of Family Violence 🎥 https://lnkd.in/gayW3YUk Start small, open up the conversation, listen and offer support. This 10 May, start the conversation. Ask. Listen. Believe. #AreYouSafeAtHome https://lnkd.in/gDYBR5w
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Why does this continue to happen? Why don’t we just try to come up with a solution instead of arguing whether or not something is or isn’t going to work. When is this going to stop being normalized? When will it be enough? How many innocent children and people have to die before we get tired of hearing this? When are we going to stop sending prayers and condolences and moving on with our lives? #mentalhealthadvocate #mentalhealthmatters #socialworker #lifeinsuranceagent #georgia
We're all devastated by the events in Georgia today. If you need someone to talk to, contact the NAMI http://HelpLine.Call the NAMI HelpLine at 800-950-6264 or text “HELPLINE” to 62640 (available Monday-Friday, 10 am - 10 pm.) If you need urgent support during this difficult time, the 988 Lifeline is also available 24/7 by calling or texting 988.
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This horrific and tragic incident is just one of many that forces us to examine how we, as a society, treat senior citizens. Give’s Mission: Protect Abandoned Elders cares for abused senior citizens who have been abandoned and are homeless on the streets and offers safe shelter, nutritious food, medical care and companionship to help deal with the trauma of abandonment. To find out how you can help protect abandoned elders: https://lnkd.in/d7byGkkJ
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We all have a role in recognising and responding to family violence, wherever we live, work and play. If you're worried about someone you work with, it can be tough to know what to do, what to say or where to start. Learn more about family violence at this website: https://lnkd.in/gbTvG3jj. #AreYouSafeAtHome #domesticviolenceawareness
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