https://news3lv.com/news/local/project-safe-417-sees-growth-domestic-violence-volunteers-needed LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — Domestic violence is an ongoing problem across the valley. Just in the past two weeks, there have been at least three deadly incidents including a mother who police say was beaten to death by her husband. “There's nothing more frustrating for an officer than responding to a house over and
Statistics show without intervention, 75% of children living in a domestic violence household will repeat the cycle of domestic violence as a batterer or victim. That’s according to SafeNest. Domestic violence is an epidemic that impacts many children. Without intervention, the cycle can keep going. “Get addicted to opioids, be suicidal, be incarcerated and
LAS VEGAS - A local non-profit is expanding a program in an effort to help break the cycle of domestic violence. For the past year, Safe Nest has been working with Metro Police to dispatch trained volunteers to emergency calls. The Raiders made a donation Thursday to help grow the program from one area command
SafeNest, LVMPD and the Raiders partner to reduce domestic violence homicides in Clark County.Thank you @lvmpd, @steverserokalv, @nicole4nevada, @pickard4nevada, @lawrenceweekly, @raiders.
https://news3lv.com/news/local/safenest-services-now-provided-through-text-and-moreIn a time where the internet, technology and cell phones are so prevalent, SafeNest is now expanding its 24/7 crisis hotline.“This is a whole new medium for everybody to be able to reach out,” said SafeNet CEO Liz Ortenburger.The hotline now includes chat and text options.“So, this gives a safe place for teens really
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Leslie’s advice for women: Look for red flags such as your partner being too overprotective, getting too serious too quickly, or being flashy with money. Look for inconsistencies in what they are saying about themselves and key facts about their life. Listen to your inner voice and make sure you can support yourself. Women Breaking Free:
Ayanna’s advice for women: Always put God first because only He makes the plan. My key takeaway is be honest with yourself, love yourself, be happy with what you have and do right by your children, and you will live an amazing life. Make saving your money and educating yourself about money a top priority. Learn
SafeNest Aims to put an End to Domestic Violence Homicides SafeNest CEO Liz Ortenburger stands in front of Hoover Dam, which was illuminated in purple for National Domestic Violence Awareness month in October. By Sun Staff (contact) Thursday, Nov. 15, 2018 | 2 a.m. Liz Ortenburger, SafeNest • Title: CEO • Agency address: 3900 Meadows Lane, 89107 •
Rhonda’s piece of advice for women: Be aware of what is happening to you. Be prepared. Don’t get in a situation where you can’t take care of yourself. Women Breaking Free: Stories of Strength from Survivors of Domestic Violence A video series featuring Suze Orman, author, Women & Money Standing in Their Power Released
