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project: 3 national resources for domestic violence

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National center on domestic violence are developing and promoting accessible ways to stop domestic violence and other lifetime trauma so that survivors and their children can access the resources that are essential to their safety and well-being.
http://www.nationalcenterdvtraumamh.org/

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Project:3 national resources for domestic violence

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NCADV  are dedicated to supporting survivors and holding offenders accountable and supporting advocates on domestic abuse cases etc,
https://ncadv.org/

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Project: 3 national resources for domestic violence

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National resource center on domestic violence their mission is to end the domestic abuse by strengthening and transforming efforts.
https://www.nrcdv.org/about-us/

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Project: 3 local resources for domestic violence 

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BIPP program helps all victims of domestic violence. In this program they provide intervention in both women and men can participate. They focus on educating your partner on family violence, changing beliefs and attitudes that lead to violence and in hopes for a better relationship.
http://bippclass.com/

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Project: 3 local resources for domestic violence

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Project: 3 local resources for domestic violence

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Fort bend women’s center help survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault and their children to be safe and be self-sufficient and they are trying to prevent violence against women.
https://www.fbwc.org/

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PROJECT: 3 local resources for domestic violence 

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PROJECT: 3 local resources for domestic violence 

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AVDA (aid to victims of domestic abuse)helps out domestic violence victims with programs and counseling services
https://avda-tx.org/

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Hawc.org website help women who are in an abusive relationship through a hotline. They mostly focus on those who are involved in domestic violence or have experienced sexual assault.
https://hawc.org/about-us/our-mission/
Domestic violence hotline:
(713)528-2121
Sexual assault hotline:
(713)528-7273

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Reason why teens stay in abusive relationships 1.18.19

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Reason why teens stay in abusive relationships 1.18.19

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On study https://study.com/academy/lesson/why-do-teens-stay-in-violent-relationships.html
The reason why teens stay in abusive relationships is through gaslighting or grooming. Grooming is when you train the victim in to tolerating the abuse. Gaslighting is when you manipulate the victim into questioning their own sanity.

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Thehotline website gives the ability for people to contact them and call them for support on abusive relationships and help people be back to who they were before the violence.
Number:
English: 1-800-799-7233
Spanish: 1-800-787-3224

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Breakthecycle help inspire young people to build healthy relationships without the abuse being involved. By doing so they help put up intervention programs.

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Loveisrespect is about having a space safe for young people to educate themselves on how to prevent themselves from abusive relationships