Welcome to the
Laurel Center
Intervention for Domestic & Sexual Violence
Get Ready to MOVE on April 20, 2024!
Join The Laurel Center at the Museum of The Shenandoah Valley on April 20, 2024, from 10:00 am – 2:00 pm for the MOVE Against Violence Walk & Community Event. This is a family friendly event to raise funds for The Laurel Center’s programs, bring awareness to domestic and sexual violence in our community and provide education on how you can stop the cycle of violence. For more information, click here.
Sexual Assault Awareness Month is quickly approaching and we need your help.
This year, we are asking for your stories and your commitment. Stories about your experience with sexual assault or loving someone who has experienced it. Your commitment to taking an active role in stopping sexual violence before it begins. You can help us in one of three ways. Click on the links below to participate:
- What Was I Wearing:: Describe the clothing you were wearing when you experienced sexual violence to help us dispel the myth that clothing is the cause for sexual assault.
- Share Your Story: We believe that stories are powerful and have the ability to build understanding, cultivate empathy, and ultimately create change. Your Story Matters.
- Take the Pledge: Pledge to take an active role in believing survivors and supporting them on their road to healing
For more information, contact Nichole at n.pangle@tlc.ngo..
VOLUNTEERS WANTED FOR THE GOOD THINGS STORE!
Flexible hours, training provided. Fill out a volunteer application for more information.
The Laurel Center offerings:
Free therapy and psychoeducational counseling.
A children’s program for children ages 5 -17 who have witnessed domestic violence.
Sexual assault services including hospital response and crisis intervention.
Court advocacy services.
An empowerment program that provides workforce training and job placement services.
The Laurel Center
P.O. Box 14
Winchester, VA. 22604
24-Hour Hotline: 540-667-6466
Business Line: 540-667-6160
Fax: 540-667-0138
The Laurel Center does not discriminate against any person on the basis of race, color, national origin, disability, or age in admission, treatment, or participation in its programs, services, and activities, or in employment, or on the basis of sex in its health programs and activities.
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