Wednesday, February 22, 2012
Are you at risk?
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Ask yourself the following questions about the person with whom you have a relationship. Does he or she:
• Embarrass me with bad names or put down?
• Not want me to talk to or spend time with my family and friends?
• Take my money?
• Make me ask for money or refuse to give it to me?
• Tell me that I am a bad parent or threaten to take away my children?
• Act extremely jealous of others?
• Lose his/her temper, strike you, break your possessions, or in other ways cause you harm?
If the answer to any of these questions is yes, you many need to find out more about domestic violence or talk to someone who can help.
Call (318) 323-1505 or (318) 323-1543 or 1-800-716-7233 anytime day or night!

  
If you or someone you know is being abused
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Where to get help locally for domestic violence:
* Call 911 if you are in immediate danger
* Click here to read more about The Wellspring's services and locations or visit the Family Justice Center website at www.fjcouachita.org
* Call (318) 323-1543 or 1-800-716-7233 any time day or night for information or help
* To talk to someone about information or help, visit the Family Justice Center during normal business hours (M to Th 8:30 – 5 and Fri 8:30 – noon) at 620 Riverside Drive, Monroe. You can also visit offices of The Wellspring in Monroe, Bastrop and Winnsboro (see listings in local phone book for address and local phone numbers)
** Services are free and confidential **

Six things to do if you think someone you know is experiencing domestic violence:
1. Call the police if you see or hear violence in progress.
2. Learn about domestic violence services in your community like those provided by The Wellspring.
3. Give time, resources or money. Distribute domestic violence awareness materials at your workplace, school, or church. Arrange for informational and educational presentations or training for your church, civic, social and professional groups.
4. If you have a friend or co-worker who is afraid of his or her partner or who is being hurt, offer your support and refer them to The Wellspring.
5. Model a respectful attitude toward your spouse in your home, with your family, and in your workplace. Avoid behaviors that demean or control others. 
6. Build support among your colleagues and neighbors that abusive behavior and language is not tolerated in your neighborhood. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  
Teen Dating Violence
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Coming soon.
  
 

NEED HELP NOW?

Call 911 for emergencies. Call 211 for community information and referrals. Call 318.323.1505 for individual or family crisis intervention. Call 318.651.9314 for the administrative offices.

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