Awareness for Surviving Women and Children - ASWAC

03/08/2026

She survived. She still deserves safety, love, and hope. 💜

This International Women’s Day, we honor the courage of women and children who have survived abuse and are still choosing to rise every day. At Awareness for Surviving Women and Children (ASWAC), we walk beside survivors with free, confidential support, safety planning, and resources to rebuild life with dignity.

No woman should have to choose between safety and survival.
No child should learn love through violence.
No survivor should feel alone.

🌸 Need help or know someone who does? Message us or visit our page today.
🌸 Want to stand with survivors? Share this post, volunteer, or donate to ASWAC.

Together, we can end the cycle of abuse—for every woman, for every child. 💜

11/16/2025

At ASWAC, we are dedicated to preventing abuse of women and children. Every day, we support victims with education, safety planning, legal, and medical referrals at no cost.

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03/08/2025

Happy International Women's Day!! Let's accelerate the action!

05/21/2023

Congratulations to ASWAC Assistant ED, Matenin. Tarawali. She graduated from St. Joseph University with a Master's in Health care administration. She is being celebrated alongside her husband, family, and friends for successfully earning her master's. On behave of the ASWAC Executive, we congratulate you on your accomplishment💗🥳🥳😘🤩🥰🎉🎉🎉🎉

04/20/2023

ASWAC donated boxes of food to Connect By Night Homeless shelter, located at 7200 Chestnut Street, Upper Darby PA, 19082. An organization dedicated to providing emergency housing assistance, mental health services, housing focus case management, and monitoring.

Giving back to the community has always been ASWAC's goal. ASWAC is grateful to be able to support this cause and serve as a local resource and support for this community. Thank you to the entirety of the ASWAC team!

04/18/2023

Black Maternal Health Week 2023 and Black Maternal Health Day, held at the capital of Pennsylvania on Thursday, April 13th was a success. Black Maternal Health Week is held annually to deepens conversation about black maternal mortality. It also allows to drive policy, encourage research, and solution. Thank you to state representative Gina H. Curry for inviting ASWAC executives. Representative Gina, we are sincerely grateful for your support and dedication to raising awareness and working collaboratively to change the narrative for black birthing women so that black mothers are protected and respected to bring life into this world.

12/25/2022

Cell Phone Carriers Are Putting Domestic Violence Survivors At Risk. Please click the link to learn more🔻🔻

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/domestic-violence-get-off-cell-phone-plans_l_6307724de4b00c150d686e46

12/19/2022

“Checking in" or saying “are you OK” is a good non-confrontational and non-judgmental approach to mental Health support…

11/28/2022

What is Domestic violence

According to the United NationAnd Woman, It encompasses all physical, sexual, emotional, economic and psychological actions or threats of actions that influence another person. This is one of the most common forms of violence experienced by women globally.

For more infor about Domestic violence,
Please visit https://www.unwomen.org/en/what-we-do/ending-violence-against-women/faqs/types-of-violence. to get more information!!

Violence against women is one of the world’s most prevalent human rights violations, taking place every day, many times over, in every corner of the globe. This FAQ provides an overview of the many forms of violence against women and girls, along with other commonly used terms.

11/28/2022

Frequently asked questions and what we do!
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09/11/2022

ASWAC attended INSPI-HER’D 10/10/22 event organized for girls. This event was hosted by Representative Gina Curry of the 164th legislative district in Delaware County. Amongst topics discussed were social media, yoga, mental health awareness, self-care, coping exercises and many more. This was a great opportunity for ASWAC to meet and network with other community organizations for the betterment of women and children. Mental health, teen dating, and intimate partner violence awareness is an ongoing effort that needs community support. Volunteering in your community makes it safer and better for everyone, including your children, family and friends. Let’s all do our part to build and sustain a safe environment in our communities.