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Domestic Violence

Domestic Violence. By Shirley, Robert, Melyssa We are doing this because in social studies this is part of our community service learning. We are doing our project on domestic violence and we are here to tell you what it is and how it affects you.

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Domestic Violence

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  1. Domestic Violence By Shirley, Robert, Melyssa We are doing this because in social studies this is part of our community service learning. We are doing our project on domestic violence and we are here to tell you what it is and how it affects you.

  2. Physical, emotional, mental, sexually abuse within a family or a relationship What is Domestic Violence

  3. Threats • Hitting • Isolation from others (family, friends, etc.) • Verbal assaults What it looks like

  4. A way to cope • One partner tries to dominate and control the other partner • Hard times Causes

  5. Limit of money, phone or car • Humiliate/yell/put down/treat badly partner • Keeps you from seeing your family/ friends • Controls what you do and where you go • Constantly checking up on victim • Fatal Effects

  6. Fear of partner • Constantly watching what you do • Isolation • Have marks on body • Hides their bodies to hide marks Signs of abuse

  7. Tell a trusted adult • Tell a counselor • Tell trusted adults that work in school because they will report it right away How to help a friend

  8. All recycling proceeds benefits domestic violence shelters • Sponsored by Shelter Alliance Cell phone Recycling

  9. National Teen Dating Abuse 24 Hour Helpline & Loveisrespect.org • Call 1-866-331-9474/tty: 1-866-331-8453 • (24/7) • National Domestic Violence Hotline • Call 1-800-799-7233 • (24/7) • RAINN: Rape, Abuse and Incest National Network • Call 1-800-656-4673 • (24/7) Hotlines

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