Washington State Coalition Against Domestic Violence (WSCADV)

April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month

Sexual violence is 100% preventable. Click below to find resources and beautiful art to engage your community from WCSAP.

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WSCADV increases survivors’…

Options – to live safely and independently from an abusive partner
Freedom – to make their own choices
Connection – to be listened to and believed in their communities

We are creating communities where all people can live and love without fear.

We need your help to end domestic & sexual violence. Learn how you can play a role in building a more loving world.

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Latest News

Important Info on P-EBT Cards for Survivors of Abuse

Published March 31, 2021

Text "Survivors! Did you get your P-EBT card? If your child qualifies for free & reduced lunch, you get a P-EBT card. It might have gone to an old address on file with your child's school. Survivors of DV can call 833-518-0282 to get get their P-EBT card reissued if they didn't receive one." on background with oranges and pomegranates.

On March 8, 2021 another round of pandemic debit cards (often referred to as P-EBT Cards) were sent to families who have children in free and reduced lunch programs. It…

Take Action Today: Survivors Need Affordable Housing & Shelter

Published March 5, 2021

Domestic violence is a leading cause of homelessness for women and children. Before the pandemic, Washington was already facing an affordable housing and homelessness crisis. Domestic violence advocates have told…

Follow Their Lead #TeenDVMonth #BlackHistoryMonth

Published February 22, 2021

Illustration of young woman holding up her fist in between two blue waves – the top blue wave has a quote from Dr. Mae Jemison, “Never be limited by other people’s limited imaginations.” Above the illustration it says Love our history and around the image, it reads: Celebrate groundbreakers of the past and present, Read ALL THE THINGS, Learn ALL THE MOVEMENTS, and Honor the struggle and show up for the future. At the bottom on a blue wave background, text reads: Take action for healthy relationships by standing up for Black lives. Follow their lead #TDVAM #BlackHistoryMonth. wscadv.org/news

February is the month for love, Black history, and teen dating violence awareness. What if we brought all those elements together to take action for teens and Black lives? What…

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