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MARK YOUR CALENDAR: Cinderella’s Closet Prom 2020 starts March 5th!
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Back Row: Lexi O’Connell (Howell), Lauren Rauch (Brighton), Nicole Caudy (Howell) Middle Row: Devin Douglas (Howell), Sidney Furge (Hartland), Gabriela Gartner (Pinckney), Olivia Diakantonis (Ho...2 days ago
WINNING WOMEN: Dr. Doris Fields, Ph.D., is the director of undergraduate studies and a professor of communication at Eastern Michigan University. Her areas of specialization include interracial and intercultural communication. At this event, she will speak on “Women in Leadership”. Grab your tickets by visiting: buff.ly/2sXcm4x
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Abuse takes many forms. LACASA Center offers confidential counseling at no charge for all abuse victims and survivors. Call or Text our 24/7 Helpline to make an appointment at 866-522-2725.
Idaho updates domestic violence definition to include emotional, psychological abuse
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BOISE — Acts of emotional and psychological violence will be included in Idaho’s definition of domestic violence.3 days ago
INSIDE LACASA: We invite you to tour our facility this Thursday when we do a “Within These Walls” experience. Obtain a deeper understanding of our work and what our clients experience by visiting the center and learning about our 30+ programs.
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Invite a Friend to ‘Within these Walls’ Upcoming Tours: Thursday, January 16, 2020 at 6:00 p.m. Thursday, March 12, 2020 at 6:00 p.m. You can arrange a private ‘Within these Walls&rs...5 days ago
WINNING WOMEN: Speaking on “Leveraging Talent”, Lizabeth Wiggins, MS, LLP, CPC, is a workplace psychologist and business professional with over 20 years of experience in organizational and talent development, including performance management, coaching, recruiting, and individual psychological assessment.
To learn more and purchase tickets visit: lacasacenter.org/winning-women-empowerment-event/
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“It’s a known statistic that 98 percent of victims of domestic violence are also victims of economic or financial abuse,” Dimmett said.
Survivors of domestic violence face financial challenges, Muskegon report shows
mlive.com
Three-quarters of women who stayed at Muskegon's domestic violence shelter were in their “economic prime,” and returning to the workforce is especially challenging, according to a rep...1 week ago
Domestic Violence creates a domino effect of so many obstacles for the victims. There is hope, guidance, assistance to get you through. But you need to work at yourselves to break this vicious cycle. You aggressor brain washes you to think that they are all you have. Change is difficult. But there is hope and organizations that will keep you safe and you can learn to live without beatings, fear, pain, emotional abuse and most importantly protecting your children from what they are witnessing! YOU CAN DO THIS!!!!
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