Life After Abuse Campaign
This Campaign is designed specifically for Abuse Survivors. We are “Empowering Survivors” to embrace, celebrate and maintain their freedom from Abuse.
Our Goal. Encouragement. To help Survivors Empower themselves in their life endeavors!
Our Method. The Life After Abuse Campaign uses self actualization techniques and projects to help survivors reconnect with themselves and redefine their life goals, desires and actually celebrate their personal freedom from abuse.
Life After Abuse Campaign
Sip and Paint (Alcohol-Free)
In Shelter Sip and Paint
Our version of sip and paint would be held on site at local area Domestic Shelters where the survivors can be free and at ease. No alcohol will be served The purpose of Sip & Paint is to bring to survivors a piece of normalcy and fun and a chance to express themselves creatively through art sharing their individual story about what has happened to them and how they currently feel within themselves. We believe that this creative fun will help survivors to work through past experiences and present feelings. We bring fun and freedom to survivors at Local Domestic Violence Shelters where participants can safely, freely and creatively express themselves with other Survivors of Domestic Abuse.
Other LAA-DMV projects.
Online and social media campaigns: Life After Abuse-Free To Be Me.
Life After Abuse PSA!
Despite its prevalence, there are still many people today who don’t want to admit domestic violence exists or even talk about it. I Dare To Care Campaign provides an opportunity for friends, families and communities to discuss the context in which domestic violence occurs.
Domestic violence is not limited to just intimate partner victims. Domestic Violence affects everyone connected to the victim and even the families of the abuser!
We understand the complexities of these family dynamics and we approach all involved with the love and care given us by our Lord & Savior Jesus Christ.
I Dare To Care Campaign
1. A personal commitment to fostering respectful relationships.
2. A unified stance that domestic violence is not acceptable in our neighborhoods, schools, workplaces
and homes.
3. Showing all those victimized by domestic/family that they are cared for and supported.
“The PSA’s of the I Dare To Campaign lets victims know they are supported, that abuse is not tolerated and that we have a commitment to working together to create safer homes and communities. This is a simple and meaningful way for us all to be a part of ending domestic violence.”
This campaign may be heavily marketed throughout the community by way of listserv or email blasts, organization mailings and website, distribution of posters and flyers, press release or news article in the local paper, social networking sites and radio/TV PSAs
LAA-Self Defense Classes
Empowerment is everything
We will offer self defense classes
On site at local area shelters by highly trained professionals!
Free To Be me 12 week DV Survivor Support Group
Free To Be me Workbook provided.
LAA-Survivor’s Prayer Banquet
We are waiting on the current CoVID19 challenges to end and we will have our 1st National Dedicated Domestic Violence Prayer-Text -Helpline Prayer Banquet details TBD. Children and family members will be welcomed!