FaceMyAbuse.com

MISSION

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FACE MY ABUSE 

Mission

Our mission is prevention, intervention, and education equipping individuals with the knowledge, resources, and support needed to recognize, escape, and heal from domestic violence and abuse. We are committed to teaching, leading, and empowering survivors and communities by providing critical information on personal safety, the warning signs of abuse, and the where and how of seeking help when facing mental, emotional, or physical danger.

The goal is to create a safe space where individuals feel empowered, supported, and confident in breaking free from their challenges. We strive to help survivors reclaim their strength, heal without shame, and continue living their lives to the fullest free from fear and abuse.

Knowledge is power. Awareness is protection. Together, we can break the cycle.

#FaceMyAbuse #BreakTheSilence #EndDomesticViolence

Breaking the Cycle, Rebuilding Lives

Empowering Survivors Restoring Mind, Body, and Soul

The premise is not just to support survivors we empower them to rebuild their mind, body, and soul. We enlighten through, our events and workshops are designed to uplift, educate, and advocate for those affected by intimate partner violence, providing them with the tools, resources, and community they need to reclaim their lives. We are on a mission to eradicate fear, break the silence, and dismantle the cycle of abuse. Through safe spaces, powerful conversations, and survivor-centered programs, we equip individuals with the knowledge, confidence, and support to step into a future free from violence and adversity. Healing begins with awareness. Strength is built through community. Freedom starts with action.

We are not just survivors we are warriors, leaders, and changemakers. Together, we are transforming pain into power and resilience into revolution.

#FaceMyAbuse #BreakTheSilence #EmpowerSurvivors #StrongerTogether

Prevention Against Abuse

 Today, Face My Abuse serves as both intervention and prevention and is the first line of defense against domestic violence. That’s why we provide one-on-one personal guidance, educational resources, and community driven support to equip individuals with the knowledge and confidence to recognize and avoid abusive situations before they escalate.

Our prevention strategies focus on:
Educating individuals about the early warning signs of abuse
Empowering communities with the tools to intervene and support loved ones
Providing direct access to life-changing resources for those at risk

Through awareness, action, and advocacy, we are working to stop abuse before it starts, creating a future where every individual feels safe, valued, and empowered.

Knowledge is power. Prevention is protection. Together, we can break the cycle.

#FaceMyAbuse #StopAbuseBeforeItStarts #PreventionIsPower

20+ years of service

Over 20 years of dedicated service and impactful work in the fight against domestic violence.

Let us help you

Have questions or need support? Contact us today and discover how our 20+ years of expertise in domestic violence services can help you!

Top 4 Urgent Domestic Violence Questions

  1. If you feel afraid of your partner, constantly walk on eggshells, or experience physical harm, verbal threats, or controlling behaviors, you may be in an abusive relationship. Abuse can be physical, emotional, financial, or psychological. If you are unsure, trust your instincts fear and intimidation are not love. Seek support immediately.

If you are in immediate danger, call 911 or a local crisis helpline. Have a safety plan ready: pack an emergency bag with essential documents, money, a phone charger, medications, and a change of clothes. Identify a safe place to go a trusted friend, family member, or a shelter. If possible, leave when the abuser is not home. Seek legal protection, such as a restraining order.

Yes. You do not have to leave to receive help. Many organizations, including Face My Abuse, offer counseling, legal guidance, and safety planning. Talking to someone who understands domestic violence can provide emotional support and practical steps for your future, whether you choose to stay or leave.

You may be able to file for a restraining order (order of protection), which legally prohibits your abuser from contacting or coming near you. You can also press charges if there has been physical violence or threats. Many states offer emergency protective orders that take immediate effect. Contact a legal advocate or a domestic violence hotline for guidance on your rights.

If you or someone you know is in danger, reach out to Face My Abuse or a local domestic violence service immediately. Help is available. You are not alone.

Charity Organization Status 501(c)(3)

EIN # 93-46-30276

 National Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-800-799-SAFE (7233)

Face My Abuse Direct Contact: 929-754-7068   Email: facemyabuse@gmail.com