Thank You !
This is post is just to say thank you to everyone who read, liked or commented on my blog posts during the month of October for Domestic Violence Awareness. I really appreciate it.
This is post is just to say thank you to everyone who read, liked or commented on my blog posts during the month of October for Domestic Violence Awareness. I really appreciate it.
Once a person has left an abusive relationship there will be a period of adjustment and healing. There are a few things a survivor can do to start a new life. Take time and space for yourself Seek counselling and… (READ MORE)
Supporting someone in a domestic violence situation is a crucial life line that can safe a person’s life. The link below is the giving support page of the Woman’s Aid website. Please click and read to see how you can… (READ MORE)
What can a church do to help and raise awareness? Here are 3 ways a church can help. The church can liaise with local or national domestic violence forums and organisations to raise awareness. They could also raise awareness in… (READ MORE)
This video shares the story of a couple who searched for help from their local church. The husband is in church leadership. Please take the time to watch.
In this post and the next post I will be sharing about domestic violence in the church. I have decided to post a video as it offers much more information. Please watch.
Following on from my previous post I will be sharing 3 additional myths. Myth 4 ~ Children are not at risk from being hurt or injured. Men who abuse their partners are more likely to abuse the children in the… (READ MORE)
There are so many myths surrounding domestic violence (DV). In this post and my next post I will be sharing six of these myths Myth 1 ~ Domestic Violence is not common DV facts show that it is very common…. (READ MORE)
This month has been designated Domestic Violence (DV) Awareness month. So for this month my posts will be dedicated to raising awareness. These posts will be called ” Jenny Allen’s Voice” as I am lending my voice to the women who… (READ MORE)