Endurance, Change, Hope, and Life.
"Empowering Women: Transforming Lives with Compassion and Support"
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Angel House, for domestic violence program we provide emergency shelter and basic needs, counseling and support services, legal services, education and prevention programs,
Mission of Hope
Love Them Enough Outreach Ministry
Our Mission and Vision ✝️
Mission
Our organization mission is to create a safe and supportive community for survivors of domestic violence, offering a range of services that promote healing, empowerment, and long- term indecency
Vision
Our vision is a world where every person lives free from the fear of domestic violence, where relationships are built on equality, respect, and 💕 .
Who We Are
Effects of Domestic Violence
Domestic violence survivors can face ongoing and challenging effects after enduring physical, mental, and emotional abuse. It can take time for a survivor to adjust to living in a safe environment, especially if a perpetrator was severely violent and/or committed the actions over an extended period of time.
We Care about our Women and Children
Types of Violence:
Physical Assault:
Causing or potentially causing any harm to the body of the other person, including by engaging in any of the following behaviours: throwing of objects; shoving; hitting; slapping; punching; biting; burning; choking; mutilation. The use of a weapon aggravates the risk of harm.
Emotional or Psychological Abuse:
Causing or attempting to cause psychological harm to the other person by the use of: verbal aggression and threats; humiliation; undermining of self-esteem; name calling; continual “put downs”; psychological degradation; exploitation; threatening to hurt children; intimidation; bullying;
Financial Abuse:
Controlling or attempting to control the other person by means of economic blackmail; having dominant or complete control of all monies and bank accounts; denial of access to necessary funds; preventing the victim from working or having financial independence.
Sexual Violence:
Sexual violence includes any form of sexual activity that takes place without the full and freely given consent of one of the people involved. It includes sexual degradation and any form of physical or emotional coercion or manipulation into any type of sexual activity that is against the wishes of one of the people involved. Any unwanted sexual activity from sexual touching to rape between spouses, cohabitants, partners or ex-partners is a form of sexual violence.
Social Abuse:
This involves the systematic isolation of one person in the relationship from their family and friends or from social activities, forbidding or physically preventing the victim from going out, meeting people, or engaging in or attending for work or any other appointment.
Harassment , including Social Media or Online Harassment:
Harassment is behaviour used to bully, pursue, stalk or intimidate the other person in the relationship. The intention of this type of abuse is usually to harm the victim emotionally or to cause damage to their image or reputation or how they are viewed by others. Online abuse involves the use of technologies such as mobile phone texting, electronic communication or social networking to carry out these behaviours. It can include sending negative, insulting or even threatening emails, or messages on social media; online “put downs”; sending or posting sexually explicit pictures; tracking online activity; stealing or demanding passwords; checking of mobile phones for pictures, texts and calls.
Honour-based violence (HBV)
HBV is a term used to describe violence committed on a person by a member of their family or immediate community. It is motiviated by a perceived need to restore that position of the family or community after the victim is perceived to have in some way dishonoured it. They may have refused to enter a forced marriage, had sexual relations outside of marriage or have expressed some form of autonomy. Predominately the victims of HBV are women or girls, but can also be males. HBV often results in serious physical injury, maiming or death.
Members of the NCCADV
North Carolina Coalition Against Domestic Violence. NCCADV
At NCCACV they strive to being together people who share a common goal: to create a world where everyone can live- and Love- free from the threat of abuse.
Housing: Providing at Angel House
Referral Services: Holistic Support and Guidance
GED Prep: Unlocking Educational Opportunities
At Love Them Enough, we believe that having a safe and secure place to call home is the foundation for rebuilding lives. We offer temporary housing to women, many of whom are veterans or survivors of domestic abuse and from prison. Our housing program provides a safe haven where individuals can find solace, heal, and regain their indepen
At Love Them Enough, we believe that having a safe and secure place to call home is the foundation for rebuilding lives. We offer temporary housing to women, many of whom are veterans or survivors of domestic abuse and from prison. Our housing program provides a safe haven where individuals can find solace, heal, and regain their independence. We prioritize creating a nurturing environment that promotes personal growth and offers support every step of the way. Our dedicated team ensures that residents have access to basic necessities, emotional support, and essential resources to help them transition towards long-term stability.
GED Prep: Unlocking Educational Opportunities
Referral Services: Holistic Support and Guidance
GED Prep: Unlocking Educational Opportunities
Education is a powerful tool for empowering individuals and breaking the cycle of homelessness. At Love Them Enough, we have partnered with a prestigious university to provide GED (General Education Development) preparation skills to our residents. Our comprehensive GED prep program equips individuals with the knowledge and resources they
Education is a powerful tool for empowering individuals and breaking the cycle of homelessness. At Love Them Enough, we have partnered with a prestigious university to provide GED (General Education Development) preparation skills to our residents. Our comprehensive GED prep program equips individuals with the knowledge and resources they need to earn their high school equivalency diploma. We understand that education opens doors to better employment prospects and higher education opportunities. Through personalized instruction, mentorship, and educational resources, we support our residents in achieving their educational goals and laying a solid foundation for a brighter future.
Referral Services: Holistic Support and Guidance
Referral Services: Holistic Support and Guidance
Referral Services: Holistic Support and Guidance
Love Them Enough is committed to providing holistic support to our residents. In addition to housing and educational programs, we offer referral services to connect individuals with a range of essential resources. Our compassionate team works closely with local service providers, including healthcare facilities, employment agencies, couns
Love Them Enough is committed to providing holistic support to our residents. In addition to housing and educational programs, we offer referral services to connect individuals with a range of essential resources. Our compassionate team works closely with local service providers, including healthcare facilities, employment agencies, counseling services, and legal aid organizations. Through these referrals, we ensure that our residents have access to comprehensive support tailored to their specific needs. By addressing the various challenges that arise during the transition process, we empower individuals to overcome barriers and navigate their journey towards self-sufficiency.
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