We're thrilled to share that Stacey Womack will be speaking at the Citygate Network Annual Conference! Join us for her impactful session titled "Overcoming and Healing from Abuse." Stacey will be sharing her expertise and insights on navigating the journey from trauma to healing. Whether you're a survivor, a supporter, or a professional in the field, this session is not to be missed.
Abuse Recovery Ministry & Services- ARMS
Individual and Family Services
HILLSBORO, Oregon 293 followers
Transforming Lives Through Healing and Intervention
About us
Faith-based victim's classes are available nationally and are free. In addition, we have intervention programs for both men and women who abuse, as well as use secondary aggression. For more information, call 503-846-9284, 866-262-9284 or email info@abuserecovery.org
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http://abuserecovery.org
External link for Abuse Recovery Ministry & Services- ARMS
- Industry
- Individual and Family Services
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- HILLSBORO, Oregon
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Specialties
- Abuse, Abuse Recovery, Christian abuse, Nonprofit, DV, Domestic Violence, Intervention, DV intervention, and Faith based classes
Locations
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Primary
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PO BOX 663
HILLSBORO, Oregon 97123, US
Employees at Abuse Recovery Ministry & Services- ARMS
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Julie Bonn Blank
Bestselling Amazon Author. Speaker. DV Advocate. Author of suspense fiction. Website Designer.
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sharon shaw
Cashier Customer Service at Bon Apetitt @ George Fox University
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Patti Tasa
(ARMS) Abuse Recovery Ministry and Services
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Cheryl Benedict
Order Entry Assistant Manager at Portland Container Repair
Updates
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Get ready to savor an evening of hope and healing at A Taste of Hope! Join us on June 15th for an unforgettable event filled with live music, delicious food, and the finest wines, all in support of survivors of domestic violence. Together, let's raise a glass to brighter futures and stronger communities. https://lnkd.in/dBdzf2_T for tickets! #ATasteOfHope #EndDV
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Listen to our interview for the Perry and Shawna Mornings show we speak on DV, family, faith, and more! Shawna Beyer https://lnkd.in/gB6TrZeQ
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Exciting news! Our book is now available to all! 'Frontlines of Abuse: Strategies for the Faith Community' – a powerful resource for empowering communities against domestic violence. Get ready to embark on a journey of insight, guidance, and hope. Digital and paperback copies available. All proceeds support programs for survivors of domestic abuse! #endabuse #FaithInAction Link to purchase: https://amzn.to/4axFLBx
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Join us for an unforgettable evening filled with the finest wines, gourmet cuisine, and captivating live music. Your ticket not only grants you access to this special event but also contributes to the important cause of supporting domestic abuse survivors. Get your ticket now at https://lnkd.in/gaktNq89
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We’ve seen research from pastors on how they are handling domestic violence but would like to hear what our experience has been. Please answer our short survey. All responses are confidential. https://lnkd.in/g58pdRCA
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If you are in the Portland area we invite you to our free annual luncheon! This Saturday from 12-2pm. RSVP is required and we would love to see you there! Bit.ly/rsvparms or call at 503-846-9284!
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275 million children. A staggering number living with the scars of domestic violence. We can't change the past, but we can rewrite the future. Donate, volunteer, raise your voice. Be the solution. #EndTheViolence #ProtectOurChildren
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Executive Director at Abuse Recovery Ministry Services Author of Cheerful Distractions blog
There are a multitude of different types of domestic violence advocates. Those that work primarily with the victim/survivor of abuse may offer counseling, help them find resources, or walk them through getting a restraining/protection order. There are other advocates that partner with agencies like the Department of Human Resources, Legal Aid, Community Corrections, and District Attorneys. Each organization's advocates are there to assist those experiencing abuse in their field. There is some overlap in services but it is great to have a full coordinated community response to advocacy.