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Coweta's Dancing Stars - Fundraiser for the Community Welcome House to end domestic violence

 

" Educating our community to the many facets of domestic violence while providing refuge and facilitating change for its victims"

 

Community Welcome House and Break the Cycle www.breakthecycle.org have formed a collaboration to raise awareness of teen dating violence in our community. Read More

 

Community Welcome House - Transitional Facility prodiving shelter for families in need.Community Welcome House serves as a transitional facility which provides shelter for families in need. In addition to room and board, we assist our guests with medical care, child care, counseling, financial assistance, vocational training, employment, permanent housing and services as needed. It is the hope of Community Welcome House that through education, compassion and action women will become empowered to advance their roles, rights and well being.
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The Community Welcome House is a safe house from domestic violence victomsDomestic Violence begins in the home. Domestic violence is physical bruising, emotional scars, psychological control and generational cycle. A woman is abused every 9-15 seconds. Three fourths of domestic violence victims surveyed had one or more children under the age of 18 years of age. 26% of murdered women are killed by their husbands or boyfriends. 30% of women in emergency rooms are there because of injuries from abuse. Medical expenses caused by domestic violence in the U.S. totals between 3-5 billion dollars annually. Children are present during 80% of the assaults against their mother. 25% of domestic violence victims are pregnant at the time of the abuse.
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Abuse

The three cycles of abuse are:

  1. Tension Building (slamming of doors, breaking of possessions, threats) victim tries to appease the batterer.
  2. Battering (physical abuse, sexual abuse, psychological abuse).
  3. Honeymoon Stage (Continued effort of power and control, batterer becomes loving and apologetic).

 

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Donate toys, books, art materials, educational materials, food, and other material or financial assistance to help victims of domestic violence.
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Number of Community Welcome House residents served:

 

2011 747 calls for help; 193 admissions; 530 assisted in outreach; 28 FVIP
2010 703 calls for help; 162 admissions; 571 assisted in the outreach
2009 192 residents 87 women and 105 children,
457 in the outreach
2008 134 in the safe-haven, 314 outreach

2007

126 residents

2006 96 residents (44 women and 52 children)
2005 174 residents (86 Women and 88 Children)
2004 102 residents
2003 85 residents
2002 89 residents
2001 79 residents
1999 72 residents
1998 79 residents


 

Community Welcome
House, Inc. P.O Box 1631
Newnan, GA 30264
Phone: (770) 304-0966
Fax: (770) 252-2938

If you are involved in an
emergency situation....
 Call 911 immediately!!

 


 

To facilitate change there must be something to believe in:
God and Self.