New Ground in Gun Control Issues

There has been a lot of press recently concerning laws on firearms possession by Domestic Violence offenders.  The coverage has been seemingly prompted by the State of Washington enacting a law which requires offenders under protective orders surrender their firearms to the authorities.  This concept, within the movement to end violence against women, certainly isn’t…

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A Survivor’s Story: Anonymous

The following post is excerpted from a letter written by a CFVC client, who graciously allowed us to share her story of survival from abuse and services received from CFVC: I am a survivor of Domestic Violence.  I spent [many] years living in an unsafe and unpredictable environment.  I lived in constant fear of my…

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Law Enforcement Outreach

Our agency provides outreach materials to local Law Enforcement agencies to provide to victims of Intimate Partner Violence on-scene.  We have found this to be an effective method of reaching more victims, and informing them of our supportive services.  Today, we provided zipper pouches full of materials to the Holly Springs Police Department for use…

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Domestic Violence Law Under Scrutiny

CFVC’s Executive Director Meg Rogers along with Cherokee County Sheriff’s Office Lieutenant Jay Baker are featured along with other professionals in WSB’s recent coverage of issues of firearms removal from Domestic Violence Offenders.

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