Use our calendar this month to learn about ways to get involved, to educate yourself about the dynamics of DV, as well as ways to use your voice to raise awareness about domestic violence, because . . . What a difference safety makes for survivors and their children/pets.
Today we invite you to stand with Rose Brooks, with a true sense of unity to end domestic violence. Because your voice matters.
Today, we highlight Rose Brooks Center’s hospital-based Bridge Program, as part of our community outreach services. When it’s 2am in the emergency room, Rose Brooks is here.
Today, consider a gift to Rose Brooks with one simple text. Text DVAM2023 to 41444 and give the gift of safety. Or visit the text-to-give online form below!
A survivor’s voice “in their words.” See, and share, what a difference safety makes for those escaping domestic violence.
Today we ask you to consider a gift to Rose Brooks Center as part of Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Your gifts help families rebuild their lives, as they walk toward a safe future.
Today we ask you to consider a gift to Rose Brooks Center as part of Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Your gifts help families rebuild their lives, as they walk toward a safe future.
#KnowTheSigns Relationships with an abusive partner and relationships with healthy partners often start the same. Confusing, isn’t it? Visit any of our social channels to learn more. Share if it’s safe to do so. #YourVoiceMatters
Week of Action – Talk about it Tuesday. Talk with friends, family, sons and daughters about the issue of domestic and dating violence. You can also educate yourself on red flags of any abusive relationship and what other resources are available.
Share a Resource Wednesday – #DomesticViolence impacts us all. Today, you can make a difference by sharing resources for women, men, #LGBTQ+, and more. A full list of national, inclusive resources below. And you can always share Rose Brooks Center as a resource, including our Safety Plans.
Hotline: 816-861-6100.
Reach out. Be safe.
Week of Action – After a full week of action, today is the day we show all survivors they are not alone, and we are raising awareness about domestic violence. Download one of our images below for your social channel profile picture or to share on your profile.
Use our Stand with Rose Brooks sign and make your own statement today! Share on social media why you stand with us, or use the following examples to make a powerful statement. Someone close to you may need to hear your voice.
Examples you can use:
I #StandWithRoseBrooks because together we can end #domesticviolence. Will you join me in supporting/standing @rosebrookskc? #YourVoiceMatters
More than 50% of victims won’t leave without their pet. That’s why @rosebrookscenter built a pet shelter. Will you join me in standing with @rosebrookscenter?
Today we highlight our 24/7 Crisis Hotline as part of our support and emergency services. When you feel like you are ready to talk about your relationship, Rose Brooks Is Here.
Did you know we have a monthly donor program called Life Savers? Join a community of LIFE SAVERS who are helping families have a new, safe life away from domestic violence. Consider signing up this month during #DVAM2021.
Our annual Cabaret event is Sunday, February 25th! Each year Cabaret is an important part of our capacity to provide care to survivors, and this year is certainly no different. To learn more about this event or how to attend, FROM ANYWHERE:
We highlight our school-based Project SAFE™ today as part of our violence prevention and community outreach services. When Ending The Cycle Of Violence Means Early Intervention, Rose Brooks Is Here.
General Inquiries
Administration Office
816-523-5550
7:30am to 4:30pm
Mailing Address For Donations
Rose Brooks Center
P.O. Box 320599
Kansas City, MO 64132
Rose Brooks Center is about saving lives. Each year, Rose Brooks Center reaches over 14,000 individuals and pets. While hundreds of individuals find safety in emergency shelter, thousands more are served outside of shelter each year. We accomplish this through groundbreaking programs and services, built over the past 40 years.
