Step back in time with us to La Casa's early days and the trailblazers leading the way to greater safety, security, and empowerment for women and survivors of violence.
Thanks to the support of our wonderful community, La Casa’s signature teen dating violence awareness campaign connected with over 1,200 community members this last month alone!
Not only do Black women face some of the highest rates of domestic violence in the U.S. Black survivors experience the public stigma, silence, and victim-blaming that surrounds domestic violence, and it's magnified by a complex history of oppression, over-policing, and discrimination…
Being tracked or harassed is not a sign of care or adoration. Stalking is often a part of a larger pattern of behavior that manipulates a survivor and threatens their sense of safety.
During the month of June, LGBTQ (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer) Pride Month —we’re celebrating LGBTQ survivors and working to raise awareness of domestic violence within LGBTQ relationships.
Step back in time with us to La Casa's early days and the trailblazers leading the way to greater safety, security, and empowerment for women and survivors of violence.
Thanks to the support of our wonderful community, La Casa’s signature teen dating violence awareness campaign connected with over 1,200 community members this last month alone!
After disclosing to the medical providers what had happened, they advised her to seek help. Read on for inspiration and make a gift to support La Casa’s work and mission today.
Not only do Black women face some of the highest rates of domestic violence in the U.S. Black survivors experience the public stigma, silence, and victim-blaming that surrounds domestic violence, and it's magnified by a complex history of oppression, over-policing, and discrimination…
Being tracked or harassed is not a sign of care or adoration. Stalking is often a part of a larger pattern of behavior that manipulates a survivor and threatens their sense of safety.