This Domestic Violence Awareness Month, use your voice to create conversation, connection and change.
change starts when silence ends
Domestic violence too often lives in silence, isloation, shame and stigma. Our voices can help change that. They can start conversations, help someone feel seen and supported, challenge stigma, and remind people they are not alone.
This October, we invite you to learn, listen, talk and share. Our Your Voice campaign toolkit makes it easy, with information, messages, visuals, and resources you can use and customize to raise awareness and engage your community. To receive your toolkit, simply add your name to our Raise Your Voice pledge below.
Because our voices have power, and together, we can help end the cycle of domestic violence and abuse.
add your voice
One voice can start a conversation. Thousands can become a movement.
By adding your name and using our Your Voice campaign toolkit, you’re joining others who believe our voices can make a difference. Together, we can raise awareness, encourage important conversations, build understanding, and stand with those impacted by violence and abuse, in ways that feel right for each of us.
After signing, you’ll receive the Your Voice Campaign Toolkit with simple, flexible ideas and resources to help you get involved throughout October and beyond.
i'm adding my voice.
This Domestic Violence Awareness Month, I'm using my voice to help start conversations, challenge stigma, share support, and remind others they are not alone.
Together, our voices can help end the cycle of domestic violence and abuse.
check out our resources
Learn. Talk. Share.
You don’t have to be an expert to make a difference. Safe At Home is proud to always provide information, resources, and materials, totally free of charge, for anyone interested in helping support young people, families, educators, and communities interested in ending the cycle of domestic violence and abuse.
Are you interested in becoming part of our Domestic Violence Awareness Month campaign? Just add your name to our Raise Your Voice pledge to get a special campaign toolkit delivered right to your inbox!
get help now
You are not alone.
If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence or abuse, support is available. Find trusted resources and information to help you take the next step that feels right for you.
Need Support? Help is Available 24/7
The National Domestic Violence Hotline
CALL 800-799-7233 (SAFE) | TEXT START to 88788
National Child Abuse Hotline / Childhelp
CALL 800-422-4453 (800-4-A-CHILD) | TEXT GO to 800-422-4453
988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
988 (CALL OR TEXT)
National Sexual Assault Hotline / RAINN
CALL 800-656-4673 (HOPE) | TEXT HOPE to 64673
National Dating Abuse Helpline / Love is Respect
CALL 866-331-9474 | TEXT LOVEIS to 22522
Crisis Text Line
TEXT HOME to 741741
Trevor Project: Suicide Prevention & Crisis Intervention for LGBTQIA+ Youth
CALL 866-488-7386 | TEXT START to 678678
IF YOU NEED IMMEDIATE ASSISTANCE, PLEASE CALL 911
help more young people find their voice
Every young person deserves to feel safe, supported and heard.
Your gift helps Safe At Home provide the education, counseling, resources and supportive spaces that help young people impacted by violence and trauma find support, build healthy relationships and discover the power of their own voice.
Use your voice. And if you’re able, use your gift to help more young people find theirs.
about safe at home
Helping young people find their voice.
Founded by Joe Torre and his wife, Ali, Safe At Home works to end the cycle of domestic violence and abuse through education.
At the heart of our work are young people. Through education, counseling, supportive spaces and resources, we help them better understand violence and abuse, build healthy relationships, develop skills to navigate challenges, and know that they don’t have to face difficult experiences alone.
And it all started when our founder, Joe Torre, discovered his voice.
This Domestic Violence Awareness Month, use your voice to create conversation, connection and change.
change starts when silence ends
Domestic violence too often lives in silence, isloation, shame and stigma. Our voices can help change that. They can start conversations, help someone feel seen and supported, challenge stigma, and remind people they are not alone.
This October, we invite you to learn, listen, talk and share. Our Your Voice campaign toolkit makes it easy, with information, messages, visuals, and resources you can use and customize to raise awareness and engage your community. To receive your toolkit, simply add your name to our Raise Your Voice pledge below.
Because our voices have power, and together, we can help end the cycle of domestic violence and abuse.
add your voice
One voice can start a conversation. Thousands can become a movement.
By adding your name and using our Your Voice campaign toolkit, you’re joining others who believe our voices can make a difference. Together, we can raise awareness, encourage important conversations, build understanding, and stand with those impacted by violence and abuse, in ways that feel right for each of us.
After signing, you’ll receive the Your Voice Campaign Toolkit with simple, flexible ideas and resources to help you get involved throughout October and beyond.
i'm adding my voice.
This Domestic Violence Awareness Month, I'm using my voice to help start conversations, challenge stigma, share support, and remind others they are not alone.
Together, our voices can help end the cycle of domestic violence and abuse.
check out our resources
Learn. Talk. Share.
You don’t have to be an expert to make a difference. Safe At Home is proud to always provide information, resources, and materials, totally free of charge, for anyone interested in helping support young people, families, educators, and communities interested in ending the cycle of domestic violence and abuse.
Are you interested in becoming part of our Domestic Violence Awareness Month campaign? Just add your name to our Raise Your Voice pledge to get a special campaign toolkit delivered right to your inbox!
get help now
You are not alone.
If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence or abuse, support is available. Find trusted resources and information to help you take the next step that feels right for you.
Need Support? Help is Available 24/7
The National Domestic Violence Hotline
CALL 800-799-7233 (SAFE) | TEXT START to 88788
National Child Abuse Hotline / Childhelp
CALL 800-422-4453 (800-4-A-CHILD) | TEXT GO to 800-422-4453
988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
988 (CALL OR TEXT)
National Sexual Assault Hotline / RAINN
CALL 800-656-4673 (HOPE) | TEXT HOPE to 64673
National Dating Abuse Helpline / Love is Respect
CALL 866-331-9474 | TEXT LOVEIS to 22522
Crisis Text Line
TEXT HOME to 741741
Trevor Project: Suicide Prevention & Crisis Intervention for LGBTQIA+ Youth
CALL 866-488-7386 | TEXT START to 678678
IF YOU NEED IMMEDIATE ASSISTANCE, PLEASE CALL 911
help more young people find their voice
Every young person deserves to feel safe, supported and heard.
Your gift helps Safe At Home provide the education, counseling, resources and supportive spaces that help young people impacted by violence and trauma find support, build healthy relationships and discover the power of their own voice.
Use your voice. And if you’re able, use your gift to help more young people find theirs.
about
safe at home
Helping young people find their voice.
Founded by Joe Torre and his wife, Ali, Safe At Home works to end the cycle of domestic violence and abuse through education.
At the heart of our work are young people. Through education, counseling, supportive spaces and resources, we help them better understand violence and abuse, build healthy relationships, develop skills to navigate challenges, and know that they don’t have to face difficult experiences alone.
And it all started when our founder, Joe Torre, discovered his voice.