Immediate Responder Training for Our Community

02/10/2026

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starting with the homes of Police Officers & First Responders

02/10/2026

Renewal season is getting in to full swing... we specialize in those waiting until the last minute 😁

12/28/2025

Our advocates are here to listen without judgement and help you begin to address what’s going on in your relationship. Our services are always free and available 24/7.

📲 CALL: 1-800-799-SAFE (7233)
✔️TTY: 1-800-787-3224
💬 CHAT: www.thehotline.org/
⌨️ TEXT: "START" to 88788

12/17/2025

www.EndingIPV.org

12/15/2025

We wanted to share a quick, important update: domestic violence incidents increase by roughly 40% during the holiday season, making this a critical time for awareness, training, and prevention efforts.
If you’ve been considering a donation, even a small one, now is when it can make the greatest impact. Every contribution will directly support first-responder education and victim-focused resources. Thank you for standing with us!

starting with the homes of Police Officers & First Responders

11/28/2025

If you're in EMS or Public Safety, you should check out the EMS Avenger's content! His information and topics are well informed. And we owe him a debt of gratitude for sharing our mission!

starting with the homes of Police Officers & First Responders

11/18/2025

Perhaps we should contribute to a solution….

Fulton County DA: Atlanta is under a ‘domestic violence epidemic’: 2wsb.tv/47Z6jvA

11/14/2025

🎁 This Giving Tuesday, please join us in advocating for those who can’t themselves.

Yes, the holidays are tight for many of us. Wrapping gifts, budgeting dinners, planning travel… but for far too many, the season is no escape. In fact:

– A Mass General Brigham national study found that of 21 million assault-related injury visits nearly 15% occurred during holidays — and holidays such as New Year’s Eve are especially high-risk for IPV.

– December-specific data shows domestic violence rise at least 20% compared to other months.

The truth is that million-dollar headlines are rare... Organizations like EndingIPV.org don’t rely on giant gifts to survive — we thrive because individuals like you give $25, $50 or whatever they can.

And if you’re not able to give money today — that’s okay. The most meaningful contribution you CAN make is sharing our message.
• Tag someone who might care.
• Post this to your feed or story.
• Send the link to a friend.

Every share expands the reach of our work. Every comment fosters awareness. And every one of us speaking up helps change cultures.

🔗 Visit: https://www.EndingIPV.org for more info
🔗 Donate and share at: https://givebutter.com/endingipv

This holiday season, while we’re counting blessings, let’s also count our neighbors in crisis. Because for someone, the “home for the holidays” is a place of fear — not comfort.

Thank you for standing with us. Thank you for sharing hope. 🙏

By www.endingIPV.org

11/05/2025

Domestic violence and intimate partner violence increase sharply during the holiday season.

The National Domestic Violence Hotline reports that calls for help jump nearly 20% between Thanksgiving and New Year’s as financial stress, travel, family dynamics, and isolation intensify existing abuse.

We are working to get EndingIPV’s evidence-based training curriculum into EMS, Fire, Law Enforcement, healthcare settings, and community organizations before the next wave of preventable harm hits... But we can’t do it without you.

If you’re able, even a $25 or $50 contribution helps us print materials, train instructors, and place support resources directly into the hands of the people responding to these calls every day.

💛 Donate here: https://givebutter.com/endingipv

💛 Learn more: www.endingipv.org

If you can’t donate today, sharing this post helps more than you know.
Your share could be the ripple that reaches someone who can help… or someone who needs help.

Let’s protect families.

Let’s support survivors.

Let’s stop the cycle, together.

11/05/2025

It’s important for all of us — whether or not we’ve personally experienced abuse, to understand the importance of boundaries and not excepting harmful behavior. Boundaries are essential to a healthy relationship and important to understand when supporting a friend, colleague, or loved one who may be experiencing abuse.

Being in a relationship with someone who doesn’t respect your boundaries or even harms you is incredibly difficult. No one should face that alone.
Together, we can build safer communities by listening, learning, and ensuring survivors know support is always within reach.

09/09/2025

Do you work in childcare ?
Do you have kids in day care ?
Do you think it would be valuable to differentiate a splinter from a Pit Viper bite???

THAT is exactly the type of training that our Immediate Responder for Childcare course offers!

Reply here, inbox us, or text David at (470) 330-4508 for more information!

A North Carolina family claims their child's day care didn't call 911 when the boy was bit by a copperhead on the playground.

07/04/2025