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Service Spotlight: Support for LGBTQ Survivors

Despite common misperceptions—that abuse only happens in heterosexual couples, or that those who abuse are always male—domestic violence is as prevalent within same sex relationships as it is within heterosexual relationships.  It affects people of all gender identities and sexual orientations.  All year long, La Casa’s continuum of services provides safety, support, options, and healing…

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Through a partnership with the San Francisco Police Department, in May La Casa kicked off a series of trainings at San Francisco’s district police stations.  Providing a vital opportunity to connect with our city’s law enforcement officers around our shared work in response to domestic violence, the trainings inform officers of the services available to…

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