Domestic Violence Action Network

09/23/2026

The domestic violence action Network has quietly been working to support victims of domestic violence for a number of years.

We have seen new laws, new police policies and training to deal with victims.

We have seen domestic violence organizations, associations, foundations, and nonprofits come and go.

Many of these organizations and associations close their doors because they realize just how little the general public and their donors actually care about the topic.

Domestic violence intervention has never been sexy, no one ever wants to throw us a fundraiser.

And yet house of worship and small public and private organizations and companies have funded our work over the last 5 years.

I wish we could report domestic violence cases are down and number, I wish I could say the severity intensity of the violence is less than before.

But, we are just as busy today as 5 years ago.

And now we're looking to expand even further and open chapters in communities and partnership with some of our legacy donors and houses of worship.

We will make additional announcements, we historically like to avoid social media, but, if we're successful, working together with others we can expand our Network and provide intervention services.

We don't do counseling, this is about physical prevention.

We stop the violence. We provide for the safety of the victim and their families.

Working in partnership with law enforcement and other agencies we provide space for the victim to safely live and work and we provide them time to heal.

We hope our friends and partners will join us on this journey as we finish out 2026.

03/19/2024

ISA has renewed its affiliation with the Domestic Violence Action Network.

ISA and its Domestic Violence Action Network have joined with domestic violence organizations, law enforcement and community leaders, in order to provide hope to the victims of domestic violence, elder abuse and human trafficking. Hope that the violence will stop Hope that life will get better Hope....

03/19/2024

https://l.smartnews.com/p-idnJ8/Ev3lGK

This is unacceptable and preventable.
The police and judges are overwhelmed and undermanned.

It's time for the private security sector and DVAN to be utilised for mitigating known threats like these.

A man facing charges for fatally stabbing an 11-year-old and injuring his ex-girlfriend had a history of violence, authorities said. Crosetti Brand was relea...