@stepsVT

Everyone has the right to live without fear of physical, emotional, sexual or financial abuse. We provide services, support + education to #EndDV.

 Burlington, Vermont
stepsVT.org
Joined December 2010
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This October, join us for the 2nd annual Steps for Social Change fundraiser, presented by @Biadiagnostics. Register now at: give.stepsvt.org/stepsforsoc… #btv #vt #DVAM
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We're Hiring! Steps to end Domestic Violence is looking to hire another Legal Advocate for our legal program! Applications accepted until May 6th. Follow the link for the full job description. stepsvt.org/jobs #werehiring #joinourteam #stepstoenddv
We’re participating in the Target Circle program! You can vote for us and help direct Target’s giving to benefit our nonprofit. For full program details and restrictions visit Target Circle. target.com/circle #target #targetcircle #nonprofitpartner #stepstoenddv
Last year, we provided emergency shelter to 196 adults and 101 children for a total of 28,451 bednights. Your support makes this possible! Donate today: stepsvt.org/donate-1 #vt #btv #emergencyshelter
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Last year, we received 4,328 calls, emails and web chats through our hotline services with an average of 71 new callers each month. We were able to assist 1,296 people with emergency services, support and referrals. Your support makes this possible. stepsvt.org/donate-1
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We are always ready to speak to folks in crisis, those who seek resources and referrals, those looking to help loved ones, and those who just want information or to talk. The hotline is the virtual front door to our organization. Call us any time, for any reason. 802-658-1996
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Today is the day! #GivingTuesday is here. Can we count on your support to help us raise $5000 to support services like our Youth and Children’s programming? We have some BIG goals for this coming year but cannot achieve them without your help. stepsvt.org/donate-1
Tomorrow is #GivingTuesday. We need your help to raise $5000 to support services like the Youth and Children’s Program at Steps to End Domestic Violence. Will you make a donation to support families as they work to create a life free from violence? stepsvt.org/donate-1
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Our Youth Advocate meets with every family that moves into our shelter, hosts 3 different playgroups, and offers support groups and assistance navigating school resources and other supports. This #GivingTuesday your donation supports this work: stepsvt.org/donate-1
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We can’t end domestic violence without the support of our entire community. Thank you for all that you do to support survivors and the work we are doing! #btv #vt #stepsvt #supportsurvivors
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We know that the way to truly end domestic violence is to prevent it from happening in the first place. We work to create awareness about the effects of domestic violence on individuals, children and communities. Donate today: stepsvt.org/donate-1 #vt #btv #stepsvt
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Housing is often a significant barrier for folks wanting to leave their abuser. Our Emergency Housing program helps provide safety and respite as they work to rebuild their lives. You can support survivors of domestic violence by making a donation today: stepsvt.org/donate-1
Today is the day! We are celebrating wellness wins from the past month. Reply to tell us what you accomplished this month or create your own post, tag us, and use #StepsForSocialChange. Make sure you have registered or donated to help reach our goal give.stepsvt.org/stepsforsoc…
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Join #StepsVT, @PrideCenterVT, and DIVAS tonight, Mon 10/25 at 6pm for a Virtual Vigil and Speak Out for #DomesticViolenceAwarenessMonth. In an effort to create the safest virtual space possible, register for the speak-out in advance here: tinyurl.com/4933rnx9 #DVAM #vt #btv
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"Unfortunately, it's moments like this that remind us how prevalent domestic violence is and what the stakes are," said Nicole Kubon, the executive director of Steps to End Domestic Violence. #DVAM #stepsvt
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The #StepsVT hotline is available 24/7. We are always ready to speak to folks in crisis, those who seek resources and referrals, those looking to help loved ones, and those who just want information or to talk. 802-658-1996 #DVAM #vt #btv
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Or you can reach out via our chat line M-F 8am to 5pm. stepsvt.org/chatline
Today is #PurpleThursday. We wear purple to show support for survivors and our commitment to ending violence. Share a photo of yourself in purple, and let your community know that you support survivors. #DVAM #EveryoneKnowsSome1 #DVAM2021 #vt #btv
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StepsVT board member, Jonathan Chapple-Sokol has a goal of 200,000 steps for #StepsforSocialChange. What goals have you set for your wellness? Join us as we work to meet wellness goals and raise $50k for services for those affected by domestic violence. give.stepsvt.org/stepsforsoc…
Image reads "200,000 steps in a month isn't that ambitious, but setting a goal motivates me to get out and walk every day. It is time to clear my mind and appreciate the world around me. I support Steps because domestic violence is ubiquitous, generally hidden, and in the end, mainly a men's problem." Jonathan Chapple-Sokol, Board Member. With the Steps for Social Change logo in the top left corner, the Steps logo in the bottom left corner, and a photo of Jonathan on the right side of the image.

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Steps for Social Change is here. We need your help to reach our goal of raising $50,000 to support services for those affected by domestic violence. Register today! give.stepsvt.org/stepsforsoc… #StepsForSocialChange #dvam #btv #vt #DomesticViolenceAwarenessMonth
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