INDIANAPOLIS – Central Indiana-based Sheltering Wings is expanding group training options to help put an end to domestic violence in the community.
“Working with local organizations and local leaders is key to helping prevent abuse in our community,” says Sheltering Wings Executive Director Cassie Mecklenburg. “By understanding the signs of abuse, community and company leaders can not only help individuals currently in need but help prevent abuse in the future by creating a culture of safety and care.”
Sheltering Wing’s current social media campaign #weknowthesigns taps into the often unspoken thoughts and feelings of abuse victims both in their personal and professional lives.
Compassionate employers who address the issue can provide real help to victims. Each year, domestic violence costs American businesses $1.8 billion in lost productivity. Worse yet, 74% of domestic violence victims report their abusers have harassed them at work.
Visit shelteringwings.org/weknowthesigns to sign your team up for training and help us combat domestic violence in your community.
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
August 24, 2022
CONTACT
Jenna Harris, Communication and Annual Giving Officer
(317) 386-5050 | [email protected]
Since 2002, Danville-based Sheltering Wings has helped more than 20,000 domestic abuse survivors take control of their lives. With the launch of shelteringwings.org/weknowthesigns, our goal is to create trauma-informed communities through training that can break the cycle of domestic violence. We continue to offer emergency housing, life skills training, children’s services, and community-based prevention and education in a welcoming, Christ-centered environment to both men and women.
