Chapter 8: 2022 Preventing the Unthinkable For many survivors, reaching safety is not a single moment. It is a process that can involve navigating risk, making difficult decisions, connecting with multiple systems, and finding the right support at the right time. At the Rose Andom Center, our work has always extended beyond responding to an […]

Chapter 7: 2021 Protecting the Next Generation Domestic violence does not impact just one person. Its effects can reach throughout an entire family, shaping a child’s sense of safety, relationships, and understanding of the world around them. For children who have been exposed to violence or trauma at home, finding safety is only one part […]

Chapter 6: 2020 When the World Changed In 2020, nearly every part of daily life changed. Businesses and schools closed their doors. Families were asked to stay home. Community organizations had to quickly rethink how they provided services. Isolation became a shared experience, but for survivors of domestic violence, isolation could carry an entirely different […]

Chapter 5: 2019 Healing the Whole Person Survivors of domestic violence often arrive at the Rose Andom Center carrying injuries that cannot always be seen. Trauma can affect every part of a person’s life, from their physical health and emotional well-being to their sense of safety and ability to move forward. Some survivors come to […]

Chapter 4: 2018 Growing Stronger for Survivors As more survivors turned to the Rose Andom Center for safety, resources, and support, one thing became increasingly clear: growth had to be intentional. By 2018, the Center was entering a new chapter. What had begun just two years earlier as a bold vision for a more coordinated, […]