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Requests for Proposals for the Annual Family Violence Conference are due February 28, 2020.

Committed to Ending Family Violence

We believe that a coordinated community response is the best way to address the problem of family violence.

Family Violence Intervention Programs
Domestic Violence Programs
Family Violence Task Forces
Support for Survivors of Murder-Suicide

Contact Hotline

Call if you need to talk because you or someone you know is in an abusive relationship.

Georgia:
1-800-33-HAVEN (+1 800-334-2836)
V/TTY (se habla español)
National:
1-800-799-SAFE (+1 800-799-7233)

Family Violence Intervention Program (FVIP)

FVIP Certification
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Upcoming Events and Training

Jan
28

Concept Mapping: Engaging Urban Men to Identify Intervention Points for Partner Violence Perpetration Webinar

This webinar is sponsored by House of Ruth Maryland and is $10. It is approved for 1 FVIP hour. 

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Jan
29

FVIP Basics Training Series

Morrow /

January 29th, 2020
FVIP Basics 1: Joining the Movement to End Family Violence (6 FVIP Hours) - $25

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Feb
5

Counseling Abusers: An Introductory Course

Arlington /

This training is hosted by EMERGE and will take place in Massachusetts.

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Know The Facts

From 2003 through 2018, at least 2,035 Georgians lost their lives due to domestic violence. Thousands more are victims of non-fatal domestic violence every year.

Download this pdf Domestic Violence in Georgia, 2019 Fact Sheet (62.08 KB)
Domestic Violence in the News
Fatality Review Annual Report

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