Persuasive Speech On Domestic Violence

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Domestic violence is an issue that has affected many people regardless of age, race, or gender. The seriousness of it can vary dramatically. Domestic violence is the intentional intent to physically and/or sexually assault, batter, or has abusive tendencies against a sibling, parent, child (ren), or domestic partner. The overwhelming emotional, psychological, and physical ramifications of domestic violence can cross generations and last a lifetime. Bringing an end to abuse is not a matter of the victim choosing to leave; but the victim being able to evade their abuser safely. Establishing, I Choose Life Organization, gives those victims a safe haven to get back that confidence and self-respect that they lost due to their abuser. Domestic …show more content…

When you first arrive our staff will assistance you in the intake process, drug and alcohol screenings, as well as explaining the coming and going of the facility. No one will be denied entry regardless of drug or alcohol usage, but we do encourage counseling to help with additions. Those of a multiple family will be given a private room, which includes the comforts of two or more beds, linens, and personal care items. We aim to offer everything you could need and more to make your stay as comfortable as possible. After you are adjusted in, we would like for you to meet and talk with a caseworker to determine how we can best help you during your …show more content…

It is not always easy to determine in the early stages of a relationship if one person will become abusive. Abusers may often seem wonderful and perfect initially, but gradually become more aggressive and controlling as the relationship continues. Violence and control always intensifies over time with an abuser, despite the apologies (ncadv.org). I Choose Life attempts to give a voice to the victims and survivors of domestic violence. Along with, offering an understanding to domestic violence, we construct educational seminars and programs that will help to drive that change. Domestic violence is the sole responsibility of the abuser.
A victim may be too embarrassed or humiliated to ask for help. Being a victim of domestic violence myself, you learn to hold things in and stay to yourself. You feel that if you steer clear of everyone and everything, things will correct themselves on their own. Not true. Accept the help that is being offered, overcoming domestic violence is not something you have to do alone or live in fear

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