Guilford County Stands Together Against Violence and Abuse
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Organizations across Guilford County, North Carolina, are standing together to educate our community about all forms of interpersonal violence and abuse, promote healthy and safe relationships, and provide help to community members who have experienced abuse.
Join us in taking a stand against domestic violence, child abuse, elder abuse, sexual assault, stalking, and human trafficking. Check out our PSA below, and then explore the rest of the web-site, which provides information to help community members recognize the many forms of abuse, learn how to build healthy relationships, and find out how to get help. |
Did you know that October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month? |
Do you know where to get help if you or someone you know is impacted by violence and abuse? |
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We're kicking off the Abuse Is Never Okay campaign in October. Visit our Upcoming Events page to learn how you can get involved.
Could you recognize the signs of abuse?Check out the Abuse is Never Okay page to learn the definitions of various forms of abuse and warning signs that someone may be at risk.
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Find out about the resources available to Guilford County residents by visiting the Help Is Available page.
Which organizations are involved in the Abuse Is Never Okay campaign?This campaign is the result of a partnership between many local organizations in our community who are joining together to raise awareness about violence and abuse. Find out more on the About Our Partnership Page.
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Every year, the Guilford County Family Justice Center serves thousands of people whose safety and well-being are at risk due to abuse victimization. We're proud to stand alongside so many great partner organizations to help our community work toward preventing future abuse. We'll keep working until everyone in our community is safe."
Catherine Johnson, Director of the Guilford County Family Justice Center
You can be part of the Abuse Is Never Okay campaign!
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Plan to attend an upcoming event.
Learn more about community resources so you'll be ready to help if someone you know is impacted by violence and abuse. |