When you’re single — whether divorced, widowed or never having found that love connection at all — Valentine’s Day can leave you feeling like the whole world is lined up in ark-ready pairs, while you’re stuck on the sidelines. Logically, you know coupledom isn’t the be all and end all, but for many people flying solo, Valentine’s Day can still feel a bit lonely.
Here are five ways to celebrate love on Valentine’s Day — no partner required.
February is Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month and a great time to remember just how important it is to talk to our teens!
Our program is best known for assisting victims of domestic violence and sexual assault; however, did you know that if your home is broken into and you need knew locks, we can help? If you are a victim of arson, identity theft, assault, DUI crash we can provide advocacy and emergency assistance (with verification of the crime within the past 6 months)if you are Eastern Shawnee and local community within our service area.
We can all agree that the world our kids are growing up in is very different than the world we grew up in and cyberbullying can be a large part of that. Did you now that “Nearly 42% of kids have been bullied online and almost one in four have had it happen more than once”. That’s a lot of kids!
Haven Office: 918.554.2836 or 918.55.HAVEN
Text Line: 918.533.3070
Director
Kellie Allemann
Program and Grant Administrator/Crime Victim Advocate
Cathleen Osborne-Gowey
Outreach Coordinator/Advocate
Tracie DeLano
Manager and Victim of Crime Legal Advocate
Caren Hall
Advocate and Transitional Housing Advocate
Kaytlynn Johnson
Mobile Advocate
Joy McCoy
Victim of Crime Intake Advocate
Lisa Shamblin
Email: havenprogram@estoo.net
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