Domestic Violence Services of Cumberland and Perry Counties (DVSCP) is our local nonprofit that provides FREE and confidential services to anyone who has experienced any kind of domestic violence at any point in their lives. DVSCP supports the empowerment of those who are experiencing domestic violence through the provision of equitable and inclusive direct services and the promotion of nonviolence through social and systems change. Join us for a series of programs throughout the Fall that provide much-needed information to those in need.
Supporting Survivors of DV (September 21: Suicide Awareness Month)
Learn how to best support survivors of domestic violence through trauma-informed and empowerment-based approaches. Be informed on the mental health impacts survivors may be experiencing and how to support them and connect them to services to assist them in processing and healing from their experiences.
Domestic Violence Awareness Month: Intro to DV (October 12)
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Learn about what comprises domestic violence and how those tactics are utilized against survivors, as well as what barriers they may experience to leaving and finding safety. Stay informed on our local DV statistics and get involved in our efforts to end domestic violence in our community.
Relationships & Our Wellbeing (November 16)
Learn about the many ways relationships are essential to our well-being and how different kinds of relationship dynamics and relationship health can impact our wellness.
Holiday Safety Planning (December 14)
Learn how to best plan for and protect your safety and well-being in turbulent households or settings. Holidays can be a difficult time for people who do not have safe and supportive homes and families. This training can provide guidance on how to navigate some of these challenges and empower survivors all year long.
