24/7/365 Hotline: 1.800.373.1043 or 1.800.228.1625 DVIP & RVAP provides services to those affected by domestic and sexual abuse in Southeast Iowa.
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ALT Book display with a sign that reads "Turn the page on domestic violence. Domestic Violence Awareness Month October 2024. What is DVIP & RVAP? DVIP & RVAP provide comprehensive support and advocacy services to victim-survivors of domestic and dating abuse, sexual violence, stalking, and human trafficking. We are available24/7/365. 1-800-373-1043. 1-800-228-1625."
ALT Free purple and white bookmarks with information about DVIP and RVAP on the book display.
ALT Two people hold hands over a railing, featuring a message about resources for abuse survivors in deaf communities from the National Domestic Violence Hotline.
ALT An infographic discussing the challenges faced by deaf survivors of domestic violence in accessing services. It includes the logo of the National Domestic Violence Hotline. The text is presented on a purple background.
ALT Informational image highlighting abusive tactics used against people who are Deaf or hard of hearing, including controlling communications and physical intimidation. Includes the National Domestic Violence Hotline logo.
ALT Information about the partnership between The Deaf Hotline and the National Domestic Violence Hotline, offering 24/7 services to serve Deaf advocates with contact details.
ALT Urgent call to action. Tell Congress to Pass the Crime Victims Fund Stabilization Act!
ALT Call 202-224-3121 and say: Hello, my name is ___ and I’m a constituent from ___. I urge you to support the Crime Victims Fund Stabilization Act of 2024. The Victims of Crime Act is the primary source of federal funding for victim services, supporting survivors of domestic violence, child sexual abuse, sexual assault, and other serious crimes. Due to a significant drop in deposits into the Crime Victims Fund, or CVF, funding for these critical services has been severely cut. The Crime Victims Fund Stabilization Act will help restore the CVF by temporarily adding excess funding from the False Claims Act to the CVF to ensure that vital victim services remain available. I urge you to co-sponsor and support this bipartisan bill to restore funding for survivors of crime. Thank you.
ALT A smiling person with headphones around their neck. Domestic Violence Counts 2024 Survey Day. NNEDV National Network to End Domestic Violence. NNEDV.org/DVCounts.
ALT Safety Planning If You're Experiencing Abuse and You Have Children. WomensLaw.org a project of NNEDV National Network to End Domestic Violence.
ALT Plan what you'll tell your children. Remind them that abuse isn't okay. Make sure they know where to go and what to do. Weigh your legal options. Speak with a lawyer specializing in custody, and find more resources on WomensLaw.org. Support your children. Listen to them, check in with them, and connect them with resources. WomensLaw.org a project of NNEDV National Network to End Domestic Violence.
ALT The Board of Supervisors poses for a picture with Alta Medea, Sheriff Kunkel, Detective Schuerer, County Attorney Rachel Zimmermann-Smith and Canine Rudy.
ALT Meet our Victim Witness Coordinators at the Johnson County Attorney's Office. Mischeale Luze, Chris Cruz, Deb Petersen, Sarah Zaffis
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