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“8 Keys to Breakthrough-Victory in Your Marriage”

This video course includes 9 sessions of approximately 50-minute teachings by Joe and Stephanie DeMott to be a blessing to married couples. You can implement it in your church, or in homes, or both! The video course can be used in small groups, large groups, training centers, or just for individual couples. The course includes interactive exercises for the couples in each lesson. To learn more, please click to watch the video here.

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​We can help you find safety, access the support and services you need, and build your bridge between victim and survivor.

For more information about the services we provide, visit our information page here.

Contact Us

For help call us at 718-302-4073, use the form at the bottom of the page or e-mail us at [email protected] or  [email protected]

Emergency Assistance

If you are in immediate danger, please call 911 immediately or get to your nearest police station.

Are you experiencing domestic violence?

Yes, and I need help…
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We are here to support all victims of domestic violence.

• Call us to speak with a bilingual (English/Spanish) counselor: 718-302-4073
• Email us to schedule a time to speak to a counselor [email protected]
• You are not alone, our counselors are here for you and will be able to provide you with information, resources and discuss your safety plan.
• You can reach us Monday – Friday, from 10am – 6pm. If you call us after hours you will be connected to a 24 hour hotline or will be able to leave us a message.
• EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE – If you are in immediate danger, please call 911 or get to your nearest police station.

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I’m not sure…

Abuse is not only physical, and anyone can be a victim.

• Does your partner ever: 
  
  • criticize you, call you names or humiliate you?
  • threaten to destroy your property or harm your pet?
  • shove you, grab you, choke you or threaten you?
  • constantly supervise you, check your phone, or control who you can spend time with?
  • force you to have sex or refuse to use protection?
• If you answer yes to any of these questions, you may be experiencing abuse, but you are not alone.
• We are here to help.
• Call us at 718-302-4073 or email us at [email protected]
• For more information, visit here.

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I know someone who is…
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Abuse can be isolating.

• If you suspect your loved one has been abused, remember to:
  • Listen without judgement or interruption.
  • Let them know you believe them.
  • Support them, even if you don’t agree with their decisions.
  • Connect them with domestic violence resources like us.
• If you have any questions about how to help your loved one, feel free to email us at [email protected] or call us at 718-302-4073.
• Form more information, visit here.

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Have you experienced sexual violence/assault?

Yes, and I need help…
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We are here to support adult survivors of childhood or adult sexual abuse or assault.

• Call us to speak with a bilingual (English/Spanish) counselor: 718-302-4073
• Email us to schedule a time to speak to a counselor at [email protected]
• You are not alone, our counselors are here for you and will be able to provide you with information, resources and discuss your safety plan.
• You can reach us Monday – Friday, from 10am – 6pm. If you call us after hours you will be connected to a 24 hour hotline or will be able to leave us a message.
• EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE – If you are in immediate danger, please call 911 or get to your nearest police station.

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I’m not sure…

Sexual violence can take many forms and includes non-consensual sexual encounters or attempts and unwanted sexual contact or threats, and can be inflicted on both adults and children.

• Experiencing sexual violence can leave a victim feeling confused and unsure of what happened and wondering if their experience was assault or abuse.
• If you are an adult who experienced any kind of unwanted sexual contact or threat as an adult or as a child, we are here to help.
• Call us at 718-302-4073 or email us at [email protected]
• For more information, visit here.

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I know someone who has…

Sexual violence can be isolating.

• If you suspect your loved one has experienced sexual violence, remember to:
  • Listen without judgement or interruption.
  • Let them know you believe them.
  • Remind them it is not their fault.
  • Connect them with sexual violence resources like us.
• If you have any questions about how to help your loved one, feel free to email us at [email protected] or call us at 718-302-4073.
• For more information, visit here.

​NEED MORE INFORMATION?

​Contact us using the form or emailing [email protected] to learn more about how we can help you.

If you are in immediate danger, please call 911 immediately or get to your nearest police station.

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