We help our community respond to domestic violence by creating opportunities to learn about effective individual and institutional responses to survivors, batterers and children who experience domestic violence.
We can prevent domestic violence by promoting healthy, equitable relationships. We help our community think about the conversation related to domestic violence through the lens of promoting healthy, equitable relationships.
We create opportunities for people who care about these issues to connect with each other and with other organizations promoting this work.
In lieu of a MCDVC meeting this May, we encourage you to join Community Conversations: A discussion about the intersection of substance use disorders, intimate partner violence and human trafficking.
Friday, May 20
3 - 4pm
MISD Educational Building (44001 Garfield Rd. Clinton Twp, MI)
Room 100A
Hosted by: Turning Point and CARE of Southeastern Michigan
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Questions: Contact Carmen at cwargel@turningpointmacomb.org
What does the Macomb Community Domestic Violence Council do?
At the MCDVC, we believe in giving people the tools they need to create healthy, safe and fair relationships within their circle of friends, family and co-workers. We use meetings, trainings, and workgroups to create a coordinated community response to domestic violence and to offer opportunities for professional discourse and networking.
Our Mission is to develop and sustain a coordinated, broad based community response to domestic violence, to use all available community resources to eliminate domestic violence, and to support a comprehensive network of direct interventions and services for victims.
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