Stories of Resilience When Carla, an immigrant with only an elementary school education, made the decision to enter Second Step, she was at a low point in her life financially and was also suffering from depression and anxiety. Second Step staff worked with Carla to help her find new employment and engage in financial planning, which helped […]
My name is Jon, and when I was a child, I moved with my mom and siblings to different domestic violence shelters for safety reasons until one day we were brought to Center for Domestic Peace’s (C4DP) shelter. I am grateful for this opportunity to personally thank you for your financial support of C4DP that […]
Ever wonder the direct impact of your support for Center for Domestic Peace? Watch the story of Rubi which highlights the transformation she made due to the support she received from us. Here is a real world example of how your financial investment in our work is helping to change one individual, one family, one […]
Merriam-Webster’s Dictionary defines courage as the mental or moral strength to venture, persevere, and withstand danger, fear, or difficulty. Courage has lifted many impacted by domestic violence to dig deep for strength to reach out, face fear and danger, and ask for help. For many, mustering the courage to call us is the hardest and […]