Women Called Moses was created to be an underground railroad for survivors of domestic violence. We seek to prevent and end the cycles of domestic violence through education, research, resources, and advocacy programs which are provided to individuals, families, communities, corporations, and coalition non-profit agencies throughout the United States.
Each year DeDe McGuire from K104's DeDe in the Morning hosts an annual Bowl-a-Thon that benefits Women Called Moses. This event is powered by Eberstein & Witherite LLP and helps raise money and awareness for Domestic Violence Survivors in Dallas County. If you are unable to attend or participate, feel free to Donate Online and you will Make a Difference for Domestic Violence Survivors.
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October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month join Women Called Moses in the Purple Purse Challenge.
Allstate Foundation Purple Purse is dedicated to breaking the cycle of domestic violence through financial empowerment.
Since 2005, Purple Purse has invested over $60 million to help more than 1.3 million survivors. Whether you're a nonprofit, an individual looking to contribute or are currently experiencing domestic violence yourself, the following resources are here to help you take action.
Every dollar you donate helps domestic violence nonprofits provide critical services to survivors. From helping provide meals and shelter to educational training on finances, you have the power to make a difference.
Trophy Nissan has partnered with Women Called Moses to provide 1000 SAFE NIGHTS during October, National Domestic Violence Awareness Month. The goal is to raise $75,000 for Women Called Moses to provide support and a safe haven for survivors of domestic violence.
$75= 1 SAFE NIGHT. TROPHY NISSAN WILL MATCH YOUR SAFE NIGHT DONATION during the month of October to help provide 1000 SAFE NIGHTS to survivors of domestic violence. Please donate a SAFE NIGHT and give hope to a survivor by clicking the DONATE NOWbutton below.
If you're in Los Angeles Monday, October 29th, join WCM Cares Founder Debra Nixon-Bowles and Silk Littlejohn for the collaborative 'Learning to Exhale Symposium’ which will include an exclusive screening of the docu-reality series ‘Our Journey Alive’ followed by a dynamic panel discussion with cast members Sophia Strother MBA & founder of Discuss Us. Rochelle Guillory will also be joining us along with some professional athletes represented by AGMG! There will be a atmosphere that allows women and men to ‘catch their breath’ and ‘LEARN TO EXHALE’ realizing REAL LOVE DOESN'T HURT.
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October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month join Women Called Moses in the Purple Purse Challenge.
Allstate Foundation Purple Purse is dedicated to breaking the cycle of domestic violence through financial empowerment.
Since 2005, Purple Purse has invested over $60 million to help more than 1.3 million survivors. Whether you're a nonprofit, an individual looking to contribute or are currently experiencing domestic violence yourself, the following resources are here to help you take action.
Every dollar you donate helps domestic violence nonprofits provide critical services to survivors. From helping provide meals and shelter to educational training on finances, you have the power to make a difference.
Trophy Nissan has partnered with Women Called Moses to provide 1000 SAFE NIGHTS during October, National Domestic Violence Awareness Month. The goal is to raise $75,000 for Women Called Moses to provide support and a safe haven for survivors of domestic violence.
$75= 1 SAFE NIGHT. TROPHY NISSAN WILL MATCH YOUR SAFE NIGHT DONATION during the month of October to help provide 1000 SAFE NIGHTS to survivors of domestic violence. Please donate a SAFE NIGHT and give hope to a survivor by clicking the DONATE NOWbutton below.
If you're in Los Angeles Monday, October 29th, join WCM Cares Founder Debra Nixon-Bowles and Silk Littlejohn for the collaborative 'Learning to Exhale Symposium’ which will include an exclusive screening of the docu-reality series ‘Our Journey Alive’ followed by a dynamic panel discussion with cast members Sophia Strother MBA & founder of Discuss Us. Rochelle Guillory will also be joining us along with some professional athletes represented by AGMG! There will be a atmosphere that allows women and men to ‘catch their breath’ and ‘LEARN TO EXHALE’ realizing REAL LOVE DOESN'T HURT.
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─── What is Domestic Violence?
Domestic violence (also called intimate partner violence (IPV), domestic abuse or relationship abuse) is a pattern of behaviors used by one partner to maintain power and control over another partner in an intimate relationship.
Domestic violence does not discriminate. Anyone of any race, age, sexual orientation, religion or gender can be a victim – or perpetrator – of domestic violence. It can happen to people who are married, living together or who are dating. It affects people of all social, economic and educational backgrounds.
Domestic violence includes behaviors that physically harm, arouse fear, prevent a partner from doing what they wish or force them to behave in ways they do not want. It includes the use of physical and sexual violence, threats and intimidation, emotional abuse and economic deprivation. Many of these different forms of domestic violence/abuse can be occurring at any one time within the same intimate relationship.
We use the Power & Control Wheel* to describe most accurately what occurs in an abusive relationship.
Think of the wheel as a diagram of the tactics an abusive partner uses to keep their victim in the relationship. While the inside of the wheel is comprised of subtle, continual behaviors, the outer ring represents physical, visible violence. These are the abusive acts that are more overt and forceful, and often the intense acts that reinforce the regular use of other more subtle methods of abuse.
*Although this Power & Control Wheel uses she/her pronouns for the victim and assumes a male perpetrator, abuse can happen to people of any gender in any type of relationship.
Trophy Nissan has partnered with Women Called Moses to provide 1000 SAFE NIGHTS during October, National Domestic Violence Awareness Month. The goal is to raise $75,000 for Women Called Moses to provide support and a safe haven for survivors of domestic violence.
$75= 1 SAFE NIGHT. TROPHY NISSAN WILL MATCH YOUR SAFE NIGHT DONATION during the month of October to help provide 1000 SAFE NIGHTS to survivors of domestic violence. Please donate a SAFE NIGHT and give hope to a survivor by clicking the DONATE button below.
Our mission is to provide support, education and emergency shelter for survivors of Domestic Violence.
These corporations, organizations and business play a vital role in our ability to offer assistance and hope to survivors of Domestic Violence.
Hotlines
National Domestic Violence Hotline 800-799-SAFE
Dallas Area Rape Crisis Center 972-641-RAPE (7273)
Adult and Child Abuse Hotline 800-252-5400
Emergency Assistance
North Dallas Shared Ministries 972-620-8690
Parkland Homes 214-590-0153
Catholic Charities 214-520-6590
Violence Intervention and Prevention Center at Parkland Hospital 214-590-2926
After hours – 214-590-8000
Women’s Shelters
Women Called Moses 214.432.3017
The Family Place 214-941-1991
Genesis Shelter 214-946-HELP (4357)
Brighter Tomorrows 972-262-8383
Mosaic Family Services 214-823-4434
Hope’s Door 972-422-7233
New Beginning Center 972-276-0057
The Salvation Army
Dallas 214-424-7208
The Salvation Army
Fort Worth 817-332-2495
Safe Haven
Fort Worth 877-701-7233
Transitional Housing
Mosaic Family Services 214-823-4434
Home Sweet Home 214-424-7033
Crossroads 972-254-4003
Domestic Violence Counseling
Brighter Tomorrow 972-263-0506
The Family Place 214-443-7701
Genesis Outreach 214-559-2050
Mosaic Family Services 214-821-5392
New Beginnings Center 972-276-0423
Legal Resources
Legal Aid of North Texas 214-748-1234 (Dallas)
Family Violence Legal Hotline 800-374-HOPE
Family Law Hotline 800-777-FAIR
Other Resources
Dallas Police Department
Family Violence Unit 214-671-4304
City of Dallas Crisis Intervention Unit 214-670-7766
Dallas County Family Violence 214-653-3528
Child Protective Services 800-252-5400
District Attorney Court Advocate 214-443-7714
Suicide and Crisis Center of North Texas 214-828-1000
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