Understanding the connections between suicide, substance use, the opioid crisis, mental health and interpersonal violence is crucial for addressing the broader public health crisis they represent. These issues are not only serious on their own but also influence each other, making it important to address them both individually and together for a more effective response. […]
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We are deeply grateful to NAAAP Atlanta & Kimberly-Clark for hosting this donation drive/solidarity walk for us! Join us on Saturday, August 3rd from 9am-11am for a School Donation Drive and Walk of Solidarity with survivors. This event aims to support Raksha survivors, raise awareness about their journey towards healing and empowerment, and provide students
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The horrors of any war and conflict are often quantified by the death and destruction they wreak on nations and communities. Yet, equally catastrophic – and less discussed – are the human rights violations committed in the name of war that leave indelible scars on generations to come and threaten peace and security long after
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We are deeply saddened by the recent surge in hate crimes and violence affecting our communities, both across the nation and here in Georgia. Our hearts go out to all those impacted, including individuals and communities who endure the weight of hate, trauma, and bias resulting from these atrocities, whether directly or indirectly. To support
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Domestic Violence & Stalking January is National Stalking Awareness Month (NSAM), a time to reflect on how stalking and domestic violence intersect. Stalking is a prevalent victimization that often co-occurs with — and increases the risks of — domestic violence. Millions of individuals of all genders are stalked every year in the United States and
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January is Human Trafficking Prevention Month. Human trafficking cannot be prevented by any one individual, community, organization, or government. To improve the lives of those we serve, we must activate connections throughout the systems that impact individual, family, community, and societal health and well-being. Visit OTIP’s website throughout January for news, resources, and national events.
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Support for Survivors of Murder Suicide/Violence (GA) SAFE HOUSING/SHELTERS RESOURCES IN GA Georgia Coalition Against Domestic Violence 404-209-0280 List of GA Shelters DomesticShelters.org List of GA Shelters LiveSafeResources 770-427-3390 Transitional Housing & DV Shelter Women’s Resource Center To End Domestic Violence 404-688-9436 Safe House for Survivors Emergency Housing Voucher Program (Not immediate assistance) Pet-Friendly Domestic
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