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Family & Friends

Are you concerned that someone you care about is experiencing abuse?

Maybe you’ve noticed some warning signs, including:

  • Their partner puts them down in front of other people

  • They are constantly worried about making their partner angry

  • They make excuses for their partner’s behavior

  • Their partner is extremely jealous or possessive

  • They have unexplained marks or injuries

  • They’ve stopped spending time with friends and family

  • They are depressed or anxious, or you notice changes in their personality
     

If someone you love is being abused, it can be so difficult to know what to do. Your instinct may be to “save” them from the relationship, but it’s not that easy. After all, there are many reasons why people stay in abusive relationships, and leaving can be a very dangerous time for a victim.

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Find out below some helpful tips to keep in mind.

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Source: The National Domestic Violence Hotline

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     Executive Director
         
          Noemi         
          noemi@vavmv.org


     Director of cLIENT CARE
          Angelica 
          angelica@vavmv.org
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IF YOU ARE IN DANGER, CALL 911.

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CALL or TEXT: 208-733-0100
Email: help@vavmv.org

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