October Is DVAM!
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HOMELESSNESS
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Food is a Basic Human Right. Anyone in need of food assistance can call 510-635-3663 or visit the website: foodnow.net.
Thank you to Alameda County for stepping up to serve the families and individuals in our county.
www.foodnow.net
510-635-3663
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November is National Homelessness Awareness Month (#NHAM) and National Homeless Youth Awareness Month (#NHYAM). 💙🏠
Domestic violence is a leading cause of homelessness for women and children in the United States, and a lack of affordable housing across the country often keeps survivors and their children trapped with abusers.
Learn more about NNEDV's Housing team and our work to address this issue through supporting transitional housing programs, providing training and program development, and advocating for improved housing-related policies: buff.ly/MnML7eq
Support our housing work with a gift to NNEDV: buff.ly/8tQYm75
[Image description: A blue-toned image of small cardboard houses on a wooden surface. Above, white text reads: "Domestic violence is a leading cause of homelessness." NNEDV logo below text. The NNEDV logo consists of 66 small house shapes arranged in a large house shape, and text reading: "NNEDV National Network to End Domestic Violence."]
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November is Native American Heritage Month. According to the CDC, 47.3% of all women in the United States have reported experiencing contact sexual violence, physical violence, or stalking by an intimate partner in their lifetimes. For non-Hispanic American Indian or Alaska Native women, this number is much higher: 57.7%. This is unacceptable.
NNEDV invites you to follow and support organizations like the Alliance of Tribal Coalitions To End Violence, the National Indigenous Women's Resource Center, and StrongHearts Native Helpline as they work to support Native survivors all year long. 💜
[Image description: A purple-toned image of a smiling adult holding a child. White text reads: "Native American Heritage Month." NNEDV logo below. The NNEDV logo consists of 66 small house shapes arranged in a large house shape, and text reading: "NNEDV National Network to End Domestic Violence."]
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An #ElectionDay reminder: Domestic violence survivors deserve to vote safely and freely, without fearing violence or threats from an abuser.
Consider making a safety plan if you're casting a ballot today: buff.ly/UuXgtWi
[Image description: Under a partially unrolled roll of American flag "I Voted" stickers, dark gray text reads: "Survivors deserve to vote safely." NNEDV logo at bottom. The NNEDV logo consists of 66 small house shapes arranged in a large house shape, and text reading: "NNEDV National Network to End Domestic Violence."]
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Zumba instructors are doing a Thanksgiving morning class at 8:30am-10am on 11/27/25. Class fee is a donation ($10) to benefit #BuildingFutures - An additional raffle benefit happening too!
Thank you to "DC Dance Center"!
1555 Washington Ave., San Leandro across the street from Pelton Center.
Info soon at: dcdancesl.com/adult-classes
#LoveOurCommunity #LittleBitsOfGood #endfamilyhomelesssness #endDomesticViolence
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75 new counselors trained!
As Domestic Violence Awareness Month #DVAM comes to a close, we are honored to share DV #ProgramUpdates as part of Building Futures' 2024-2025 Impact Report. Read the report:
bfwc.org/ar25/
#everyday #ServingThoseMostVulnerable #endhomelessness #enddomomesticviolence #CommunityEngagement
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Access information about the dynamics of domestic violence, ways to seek help, and our range of services for survivors at
www.bfwc.org/domestic-violence
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month -- #DVAM -- created to connect advocates, individuals and communities across the nation who are working to end violence.
Learn more about this year’s activities:
www.bfwc.org/dvam-25/
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Access information about the dynamics of domestic violence, ways to seek help, and our range of services for survivors at
www.bfwc.org/domestic-violence
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month -- #DVAM -- created to connect advocates, individuals and communities across the nation who are working to end violence.
Learn more about this year’s activities:
www.bfwc.org/dvam-25/
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Featured Videos
These videos share some of the stories of community members who transitioned from challenging times of homelessness to being safely and permanently housed through Building Futures’ assistance.
