Shhh …. The problem nobody wants to talk about

Aging, Spring, 1996 by Ellen Hopkins

Contact: Rev. Dr. Marie M.

Fortune

This is the only organization dedicated to helping clergy in the U.S. and Canada to respond effectively and compassionately to victims, offenders, and their families. The center develops educational programs, literature, and videos. Promotes networking among religious and secular organizations. Produces a quarterly newsletter.

National Network to End Domestic Violence

(512) 794-1133

c/o Texas Council on

Family Violence

8701 North Mopac

Expressway, Suite 450

Austin, TX 78759

Contact: Debby Tucker

This network provides technical assistance and other support to battered women's shelters in Texas, educates the public about the causes and effects of family violence, and advocates for better laws and public policy to protect battered women and their children. The council also operates a local 24-hour hotline for women in crisis. In addition, it conducts training institutes for professionals working in the areas of legal advocacy, counseling, and prevention.

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