Learn how YOU CAN SUPPORT someone you suspect is experiencing Domestic Violence during an informative open dialogue with DVCC Executive Director Suzanne Adam.

Offering encouragement can reduce both internal pressures such as shame and denial as well as external pressures, including fear of not being believed, fear of being labelled the perpetrator, and fear of consequences of disclosure.

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The DVCC has helped people for nearly 40 years and advocated for victims of domestic violence. The DVCC provides safehousing, legal advocacy, counseling, sustainability services or preventive education.

24 HOUR HOTLINE
203–588–9096
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203–663–6641

In partnership with the Domestic Violence Crisis Center and the New Canaan Domestic Violence Partnership.