It is that time again… Back to School!
For those that have recently left an abusive relationship sending the kids back to school can be an additional stress. The following article by Shelly Flannery gives parents some practical advice on how to make the transition safe.
Many women who are experiencing domestic violence must make decisions for their children as well as themselves. It is not easy.
Last week Haven Program staff had the opportunity to attend a staff development retreat, “Wellness in the Workplace,” hosted by the Native Alliance Against Violence Coalition. Have you attended a work conference where you were so bored you spent the hours trying to look engaged while struggling to stay awake and wondering why you were required to waste so much of your valuable time? I am happy to report that I did not have those thoughts at this conference!
Summer is still hot, but fall is in the air! This month, as we prepare to get our kids back into school, we’re focusing on cyberbullying. Did you know that cyberbullying is a crime? Have you had a chance to talk to your kids about cyberbullying? Do you feel you know what to say or how to help the kids in your life prevent cyberbullying? Below is an article from stopbullying.gov full of types for adults on how to help teens.
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