Domestic Violence During the Pandemic: Resources for Victims and Survivors
Due to the pandemic, many victims of domestic violence are being isolated at home with their abusers. The impact has caused an increase of unhealthy environments, making it harder to reach out for help and find safe options without being monitored.
Domestic violence of any kind — at any time — is unacceptable.
Below is a link to an online guide to provide assistance to those who may be struggling with these silent battles, alone. It highlights the increased vulnerability for victims and how to support these populations during unprecedented times.
Domestic Violence During the Pandemic: Resources for Victims and Survivors
https://www.mymove.com/moving/guides/domestic-violence-resources/
The guide includes:
- Recognizing abuse
- Relationship red flags
- Barriers to leaving an abusive relationship
- Preparing to leave your abuser
- Support services to help you leave
- Protecting yourself after leaving
If you have been the victim of domestic abuse, of if you know someone who has, help is here for you!
Please contact:
Kathy O’Neill
Coordinator of Pastoral Healthcare
Our Lady of the Wayside Parish
(224) 518-1780
parishnurse@olwparish.org
Tags: #abuse, #childabuse, #domesticabuse, #spousalabuse
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