At The Safe Place, it is our job to work hard to prevent domestic violence from continuing. As part of that job, we like to educate the children in our communities in order to help them see that violence is never the answer. Children who grow up witnessing abuse are more likely to abuse their […]
December is National Human Rights Month
December is a crazy month since most everyone is frantically trying to prepare for the holidays at the end of the month. We tend to get wrapped up in buying gifts, getting meals ready, and decorating that sometimes we forget to slow down and remember what else comes in the month of December. December is […]
Speak Up to Stop Teen Dating Violence!
In one single year, 1.5 Million high school students reported that they have been physically abused in a relationship. Of those 1.5 Million high school students, about 57% of their friends knew that they were in an abusive relationship. Many teens feel that they are alone if they are in an abusive relationship or that […]
Internet Safety
Over the last few years, technology has led the way for many social media sites and apps to be created. This is a great way for kids and adults to keep connected and possibly even meet online friends. It is important, though, for parents to discuss the importance of internet safety when it comes to […]
October is National Bully Prevention Month
October has been a busy month for domestic violence victims, advocates, and supporters. Not only is it Domestic Violence Awareness Month, but it is also National Bully Prevention Month. In 2006, PACER’s National Bully Prevention Center founded National Bully Prevention Month, and has worked hard every since to get as many people as possible involved […]
6th Annual Tree-mendous!
The Safe Place, Inc. of Morrilton and Perryville announces our 6th Annual Tree-mendous event to raise funds to support victims of domestic violence. To kick off the Holiday Season in our community while raising funds and awareness for this worthy cause, come join us Saturday morning, November 16, 2019 from 9:30am to 11:00am at 1620 […]
The #1Thing Movement
October is National Domestic Violence Awareness Month. The month long awareness project started out as a one day “Day of Unity” in October of 1981, created by the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence. They created the Day of Unity as a way to bring awareness to how much domestic violence occurred and to help advocates […]
A Parent’s Worst Nightmare
No parent wants to hear that their child has been sexually abused in any way. In fact, many parents would say this would be their worst nightmare. The unfortunate truth is that one in three girls and one in six boys have been sexually abused before the age of 18, according to the Crime Victims […]
Effects of Domestic Violence on Children
According to the Center for Disease Control, 1 in 4 women and 1 in 7 men will experience severe physical violence by an intimate partner in their lifetime. CDC also found that almost half of women in the US will experience psychological aggression by an intimate partner in their life. Domestic Violence is all too […]
Back to School Bullies
With school just around the corner, many parents are getting school supplies, clothes and shoes, and trying to get their children back on a school-time schedule. With all the craziness that goes into getting ready for a new school year, many parents don’t think to prepare their children for any old or new bullies they […]
