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Brochures and pamphlets published by the Office for Women. Read and/or request information.
A program which provides cell phones to victims of domestic violence.
Women with disabilities have the same - or higher - incidence of domestic violence as all women.
Prevention strategies, tips to remember, how to defend yourself, and where to call for help.
The Joe Torre Safe At Home Foundation expanded its Margaret’s Place program into four Westchester schools to provide students with a designated “safe room” where they can go to talk about abuse and learn about healthy and unhealthy relationships.
Pending state-wide bills and laws dealing with domestic violence.
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A booklet in recognition of Domestic Violence Awareness Month which includes information and events throughout Westchester and neighboring counties. Information on domestic violence, safety planning, telephone safety, knowing your financial situation and where to go for support.
Your abuser can track your online actions. Tips on hiding your tracks and information for awareness.
Programs for teens administrated by two domestic violence shelters. Topics include: signs of abuse, how to help a friend in need, and how to help end abuse.
Violence in families and relationships. General information, warning signs in relationships, information about rape, what to do when you're in danger, and where to call for help.
Domestic violence organizations within Westchester as well as national resources.
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Healthcare Reform 
