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Does domestic violence increase over the holidays? Are people who are immigrants eligible for victim services? What is stalking, and when is Stalking Awareness Month? Is teen dating violence a thing? What is new in Hutchinson? What is Advocacy Day? What does “Yes, This Room.” signify? All that, and more.

Kansas Governor Laura Kelly Proclaims October as Domestic Violence Awareness Month in Kansas; Domestic Violence Awareness Month; The Sexual Assault Kit Initiative; Learn about KCSDV’s Child Protective Services and Child Welfare Development Training Component of the Empowered Families Kansas Project; Iola’s Hope Unlimited Moves to New Home; Glad You Asked: Where Can I Get a Protection Order?; Resources; and more.

Learn about the conference on July 30, two new laws, expanding the center in Emporia, innovative youth mentoring in Kansas, and KCSDV’s Statewide Training and Technical Assistance Project.

This spring, KCSDV honors April as Sexual Assault Awareness Month with Partners and the Governor; learn about KCSDV’s Accreditation of programs, how it works and what it is; learn how KCSDV collaborates with the Self Advocate Coalition of Kansas; and more!

This fall we celebrate our Statewide Impact: Training on Sexual Assault, Home Visitation, and Child Welfare; learn about applying for HealthCare.gov Health Care Insurance November 1 – December 15; Services Expand in Western Kansas: Options’ New Satellite Office and More; together we are increasing Access to Legal Services for Victims: Legal Assistance to Victims Project; the Kansas Governor Proclaims October 2018 Domestic Violence Awareness Month; and more.
National Hispanic Heritage Month
Glad you asked: “Why Don’t They Just Leave?”
Kansas Victim Advocacy Programs and Other Resource Links