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Happy Holidays!

What is PTSD? Post-traumatic stress disorder can occur in anyone. According to the American Psychiatric Association, it affects approximately 3.5 percent of U.S. adults every year, and an estimated one in 11 people will be diagnosed with PTSD in their lifetime.

Due to unforeseen circumstances the virtual art show has been CANCELLED. Thank you to everyone for your continued support of the C4FVP!

The Center for Family Violence Prevention participated in the annual Black Bear Festival in Plymouth, NC on June 5, 2021.

Please see our FB and Instagram for more details on our virtual art show happening this month!

The risk of violence has increased this past year. You can ask for help. Here's one way how. vm.tiktok.com/ZMevjDmmC/ If you need assistance with a DV situation, please call our office at 252-758-4400. If you are experiencing a crisis, please call our 24-hour line at 252-752-3811

Can you believe that May is almost over? Tomorrow is the last Friday of the month so that means we are going to wear purple for Domestic Violence Awareness! Wear purple, take a picture, and share your picture using the hashtag #c4fvpcommunityday 💜

Happy Feeling Friday! Having and experiencing emotion is part of life. Did you know that you can learn to develop emotional intelligence to better help you understand and process your emotions? This is an interesting article about emotional intelligence: greatergood.berkeley.edu/art…

Today is the day! Starting at 10am, My Sister's Closet will be having a $1 SALE! 🥳 Remember, proceeds from the Sister's Stores benefit the Center for Family Violence Prevention and our community programs. We can't wait to see you today! 💜

Set your alarms because TOMORROW ONLY My Sister's Closet will be having a $1 SALE 10:00am - 5:00pm! 🥳 Remember, proceeds from the Sister's Stores benefit the Center for Family Violence Prevention and our community programs. We can't wait to see you tomorrow! 😄

Today is Wear Orange Day for Supervised Visitation Awareness Month! 🧡 Here are some Family Center Staff wearing orange! For the month of May, if you wear orange to the Family Center you will receive $10 off new intakes or $5 off regular priced services! #svnworld #goorange

Remember to wear orange tomorrow for Supervised Visitation Awareness Month! #svnworld #goorange #c4fvp

In honor of Supervised Visitation/Parenting Time Awareness Month, join us this Friday, May 14, in wearing orange! When you share photos of your orange, use the hashtags #goorange and #svnworld 🧡🙂🧡

May is SV Awareness Month! For the month of May, all SV/ME intakes at the Family Center will be $10 off new intakes, $10 off regular priced visitation services, and $5 off each exchange. Restrictions apply. For more info. contact the Family Center @ (252) 758-5021. #c4fvp

Join us this Saturday at My Sister's Attic located at 909 Red Banks Road 10:00am - 4:00pm for our annual Plant and Garden Sale! The kind folks at Carolina Seasons Nursery have once again donated lots of gorgeous plants for our sale. 🙂 #gologreenville #c4fvp #plantandgardensale

We are hiring! Please visit c4fvp.org/employment-opportu… for job opening details. #gologreenville #c4fvp #jobposting #jobopenings #wearehiring

Join us this Saturday at My Sister's Place in Farmville 11-3 for a pop-up book signing featuring local author Diane Gray! 🙂 #c4fvp #authors #popupbooksigning #books

We had such a blast this past weekend at The Boneyard Harley Davidson for the Ride Like A Girl event benefitting the #c4fvp 😄 Would you like us to present or speak at your upcoming event? Please email kgreen@c4fvp.org for more information! #stopdomesticviolence #dvawareness

Tomorrow is the last Friday of the month! Do you know what that means? It means we wear purple for Domestic Violence awareness and support of survivors! 💜 Post your pictures wearing your purple using the hashtag #c4fvpcommunityday so we can see! 🙂

It is the last week of April - Child Abuse Prevention Month - but that doesn't mean we will stop speaking of and bringing awareness to the issues at hand. So, what do we do? We must educate ourselves and the community, speak out, and believe and advocate for victims.