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What should you know about Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault?Texas Resources HotlinesPrimary Domestic Violence Resources Listed below are links to websites that may be helpful for you in recognizing and ending your abusive behavior. Children and Domestic Violence General Domestic Violence Links Immigration Issues Poverty Issues Governmental Resources Victims/Survivors with Mental Health/Mental Illness Issues and/or Physical Disabilities The Deaf Community African American Community Native American Community Latino Community Asian American Community Muslim Communities Jewish Communities Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Communities (LGBT) Other Helpful Sites Domestic Violence and Substance Abuse Domestic Violence and Law Enforcement (as abusers) Sexual Assault Sites Domestic Violence and the Faith Community Information for battered men on how to cope and the steps they should take, as well as other resources. Information for Male Survivors of Domestic Violence Women As Abusers Men's Nonviolence Organizations Domestic Violence Research Sites Teen Dating Violence Links Violence Prevention Programs Health Care Community Texas ResourcesTexas Council on Family Violence tcfv.orgTexas Association Against Sexual Assault www.taasa.org Back to Top HotlinesNational Child Abuse Hotline: 1-800-422-4453National Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-800-799-SAFE National Runaway Switchboard Hotline: 1-800-621-4000 RAINN: Rape, Abuse, & Incest National Network: Hotline: 1-800-656-HOPE Back to Top Primary Domestic Violence ResourcesA Base for Women's Empowerment - Q Web SwedenDescription: An international communication network focusing on women's health and status, including actions against violence and abuse. "Q" derives from Swedish "Quinna," meaning "woman," and is a popularly accepted symbol for women's issues in Sweden. www.qweb.kvinnoforum.se Carter Center. Description: Strives to relieve suffering caused by war, poverty, poverty, and disease by advancing peace and health in neighborhoods and nations around the globe. Information on peace and health programs are posted on this site.www.cartercenter.org Crisis Prevention Institute, Inc. (CPI). Description: CPI is a for-profit agency offering training in the management of disruptive and assaultive behavior. They have created a web site offering tips for reducing the risk of violence in the workplace, free posters, and listings of CPI's training programs. They focus on the following professional discipline areas: education, health, business, mental health, corrections/security/police, human services/government, and youth services. www.crisisprevention.com Ending Violence Against Women: An Agenda for the Nation Description: Website offers a comprehensive blueprint for individual, community and government action. www.4woman.gov/violence/nations.htm Family Peace Project. Description: This Project aims to educate medical students to identify, treat and prevent partner violence. www.family.mcw.edu/famweb/FamilyPeaceProject.htm Initiatives Related to Domestic Violence. Description: The Institute for Law and Justice (ILJ), under a grant from the National Institute of Justice (NIJ), U.S. Department of Justice, has collected at this site references and organizational contacts which may be of practical or legal/educational use to families, justice professionals, or mental health and social service professionals. Included is information about sexual assault. www.ilj.org/dv/index.htm National Center for Victims of Crime. Description: The National Center for Victims of Crime believes in forging a national commitment to help victims of crime rebuild their lives. We are dedicated to serving individuals, families, and communities harmed by crimes. Through collaboration with local, state, and federal partners they provide direct services and resources; advocate for laws and public policies that create resources and secure rights and protections for victims; and deliver training and technical assistance to victim services providers and allied professionals. www.ncvc.org National Crisis Prevention Institute, Inc. .Description: The National Crisis Prevention Institute (CPI) is a for-profit agency offering training in the management of disruptive and assaultive behavior. They have created a web site offering tips for reducing the risk of violence in the workplace, free posters, and listings of CPI's training programs. They focus on the following professional discipline areas: education, health, business, mental health, corrections/security/police, human services/government, and youth services. www.crisisprevention.com Survivors International. Description: Survivors International is a Californian organization that provides psychological and medical treatment to survivors of torture from around the world. On their website, they post information about torture, treatment centers around the world, and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. They also post a training manual on how to talk to and help survivors. www.survivorsintl.org Veritas Programming. Description: Veritas Programming provides a variety of information on anxiety disorders and post-traumatic stress disorder, including: a bibliography on post-traumatic stress disorder, the American Coalition for Abuse Awareness (ACAA) newsletters, and information about repressed memory. www.sover.net/~schwcof/ American Women Overseas, Description: AWOS is a 501 (C) (3) non-profit organization with an international outreach that gives hope and provides resources to abused American women and children living overseas. www.awoscentral.com The R.O.S.E. Fund (Regaining One's Self-Esteem) Fund. Description: The R.O.S.E. Fund is a national non-profit organization committed to end violence against women and assist women survivors of violence to regain their self-esteem. The ROSE Fund helps to empower individuals to achieve self-sufficiency, rebuild their lives, and ultimately help end violence within society. www.rosefund.org The National Center for Victims of Crime www.ncvc.org/gethelp/ Jewish Women International Call to Action www.jwicalltoaction.org Back to Top Listed below are links to websites that may be helpful for you in recognizing and ending your abusive behavior.Men Stopping Violence www.menstoppingviolence.orgThe White Ribbon Campaign www.whiteribbon.ca The National Organization for Men against Sexism nomas.idea-net.com MOVE www.menovercomingviolence.org Real Men www.cs.utk.edu/~bartley/other/realMen.html#whatIs Blain Nelson's Abuse Pages www.blainn.cc/abuse/index.html Back to Top Children and Domestic ViolenceThe Safer Child. Description: This site directs people to experts on the gamut of child health and safety issues-from daycare, parenting, car safety seats, child care and poison control-to issues like domestic violence, discipline, ADD/ADHD, gun violence, substance abuse and sexuality. Safer Child, Inc., the non-profit advocacy organizations behind the site, also is dedicated to child health and safety. www.safechild.orgProject NoSpank Description: A resource for those who believe that children's optimal development occurs in nurturing, violence-free environments and that every child has the right to grow and learn in such an environment. www.nospank.org Child Abuse Prevention Studies (CAPS) Description: The CAPS program is an interdisciplinary, graduate-level certificate program offered through the Minnesota Center Against Violence and Abuse. In one or two years, CAPS students receive a formal certificate in child abuse prevention that prepares them for working directly with children or as advocates for children, their families, and their communities. CAPS curriculum is taught by instructors from several academic disciplines who provide specialized learning in this field for teachers, early childhood educators, public health professionals, social workers, law enforcement officers, and other specialists who work with children and families. www.mincava.umn.edu/caps/ Child Abuse: Statistics, Research, and Resources Description: This page and Recovered Memories of Sexual Abuse: Scientific Research and Scholarly Resources are pages organized and maintained by Jim Hopper who is a Ph.D. candidate in Clinical Psychology at the University of Massachusetts in Boston. www.jimhopper.com/memory Children Now Description: This website is dedicated to children's issues such as children and the media, children's health and family economic security. They have four email newsletters for parents and professionals. www.childrennow.org Child Trauma Academy Description: This Acadmey is located at the Baylor College of Medicine. Here they address the maltreatment of children through direct clinical services, professional training, and research. Their website offers a publications, abstracts of ongoing research, and information for caregivers, and more. www.childtrauma.org Child Custody and Visitation Decisions in Domestic Violence Cases: Legal Trends, Research Findings, and Recommendations. Description: This document by Daniel G. Saunders highlights some of the legal and cultural trends surrounding custody and visitation decisions and identifies a strong need to consider more carefully the dynamics of domestic violence in these decisions. www.vawnet.org/VNL/library/general/AR_custody.html Back to Top General Domestic Violence LinksResources on Domestic Violence and Children from the Electronic Clearinghouse of the Minnesota Center Against Violence and Abuse www.mincava.umn.edu/vaw.asp#A101090300www.ins.usdoj.gov/graphics/index.htm The Corporate Alliance to End Partner Violence www.caepv.org National Organization for Women www.now.org TEAMCares Inc. www.TEAMCares.org Back to Top Immigration IssuesNOW Legal Defense and Education Fund, Immigrant Women Program www.nowldef.org/html/issues/imm/index.shtmlNational Lawyers Guild, National Immigration Project www.nlg.org/nip/domestic-violence/domvioindex.htm Family Violence Prevention Fund www.fvpf.org/immigration National Immigration Forum www.immigrationforum.org Immigrants' Access in Public Benefits www.nilc.org/ Back to Top Poverty IssuesCenter on Budget and Policy Priorities www.cbpp.orgCenter for Law and Social Policy www.clasp.org/ Institute for Women's Policy Research iwpr.org Food Research and Action Center www.frac.org The Urban Institute www.urban.org Welfare Information Network www.welfareinfo.org Welfare Law Center www.welfarelaw.org Back to Top Governmental ResourcesU.S. Department of Health and Human Services www.hhs.govU.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Office of Civil Rights www.hhs.gov/ocr/ U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service www.ins.usdoj.gov/graphics/index.htm U.S. State Department Information on International Child Abduction www.travel.state.gov/abduct.html U.S. Department of Labor www.dol.gov Back to Top Victims/Survivors with Mental Health/Mental Illness Issues and/or Physical DisabilitiesElizabeth Stone House www.elizabethstonehouse.orgNational Alliance for the Mentally Ill www.nami.org New Study Confirms Treatment Reduces Violence in Individuals with Major Psychiatric Disorders by Half www.nami.org/pressroom/980512224009.html Women and Depression www.nami.org/helpline/women.html Women with BPD and early traumatization found to have smaller volumes in hippocampal structure www.nami.org/cfapps/Research_News/News_Item/news_item.cfm?storyID=126&from=cat&catID=4&date=0 Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) www.nami.org/cfapps/Research_News/News_Item/news_item.cfm?storyID=56&from=date&catID=2&date=December$2000 Disability Services: A Safety Awareness Program www.austin-safeplace.org/services/psac/index.htm American Psychological Association www.apa.org Abuse and Women with Disabilities www.vawnet.org/VNL/library/general/AR_disab.html ADA Technical Assistance Program www.adata.org Back to Top The Deaf CommunityDeaf women against violence www.dwav.orgDeaf Abused Woman Warrior's Web Network - Devoted to deaf abused women, this site is primarily about abuse of women in general. deafdeb.tripod.com Abused Deaf Women Advocacy Services www.adwas.org Deaf Women United www.dwu.org Deaf Abused Women and Children Advocacy Services www.dawcas.org Deaf Queer Resource Center www.deafqueer.org Deaf Woman Network www.deafwoman.com Back to Top African American CommunityInstitute on Domestic Violence in the African American Community www.dvinstitute.orgNommo - Articles on womanism, female genital mutilation, interracial relationships, violence against women in general and black women. New topics and articles added often www.sistahspace.com/nommo/index2.html African American task force against domestic and sexual violence www.aataskforce.homestead.com/home.html Back to Top Native American CommunityMending the Sacred Hoop: Description: Mending the Sacred Hoop is a Native American program whose mission is to assist Native Sovereign Nations to improve their response to Indian women who are victimized by domestic violence and sexual assault and to restore safety and integrity to them.www.msh-ta.orgFOCIS Program (Family Oriented Community Intervention Strategy) Description: The FOCIS Program is a Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Prevention Program and a program of Feather River Tribal Health Organization frihc.nativeweb.org/FOCIS.html The National Tribal Justice Resource Center: Description: The Resource Center is the central national clearinghouse of information for Native American and Alaska Native tribal justice systems www.tribalresourcecenter.org The Scared Circle - www.sacred-circle.com Back to Top Latino CommunityWomen's Justice Center/Centro de Justicia Para Mujeres (english/espanol site). Information on domestic violence and includes links to other websites in english and espanol. www.justicewomen.comNational Latino Alliance for the Elimination of Domestic Violence/Alianza Latina Nacional para Erradicar la Violencia Doméstica (the Alianza). www.dvalianza.org Back to Top Asian American CommunitySouth Asian Domestic Violence Organizations by State from the website of Manavi www.research.att.com/~krishnas/manavi/links.htmAsian Women United of Minnesota www.awum.org Sawnet (South Asian Women's NETwork. Description: Sawnet is a forum for those interested in South Asian women's issues. [South Asia' is taken to include Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka] www.umiacs.umd.edu/users/sawweb/sawnet/index.html Asian Task Force Against Domestic Violence www.atask.org Asian Women's Resource Exchange www.aworc.org Apna Ghar. Description: Apna Ghar is a domestic violence shelter serving primarily Asian women and children, and was the first Asian shelter of itskind in the Mid-Western United States www.apnaghar.org The New York Asian Women's Center (has safety plans in multiple languages) nyawc.org Korean American women in need www.angelfire.com/il/kanwin Asian Japan Women's Resource Center - in English and Japanese www.jca.apc.org/ajwrc Back to Top Muslim CommunitiesMuslims against family violence www.steppingtogether.org/projects_mafv.htmlMuslim women's homepage www.jannah.org/sisters/ Back to Top Jewish CommunitiesJewish women international family violence page www.jewishwomen.org/AWAKEN.htmNational council of jewish women www.ncjw.org/programs/programs-stop.htm Back to Top Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Communities (LGBT)The Northwest Network ( support and advocacy for bisexual, trans, lesbian and gay survivors of abuse and dating violence.) Seattle, Washington (206) 547-8191 www.nwnetwork.org/mission.htmNetwork to End Abuse in Lesbian, Bisexual and Trans Women's Communities, Boston, Massachusetts, 617-423-SAFE www.nblbw.org Gay Men's Domestic Violence Project, Boston, Massachusetts, 1 800-832-1901 www.gmdvp.org/index.html The Survivor Project. Expanding access to sex/gender variant survivors of domestic violence. Portland, Oregon, (503) 288-3191 www.survivorproject.org Community United Against Violence Domestic Violence Program, San Francisco, California 415- 333-HELP http://www.xq.com/cuav/domviol.htm Domestic Violence in Lesbian Relationships http://www.en.com/users/allison/l_dv.html National Coalition of Anti-Violence Project's Report on Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender Domestic Violence www.lambda.org/dv97.htm Back to Top Other Helpful SitesMore than 1200 indexed links to domestic violence resources on the internet. A convenient drop down menu lets you navigate among categories.www.growing.com/nonviolent/research/dvlinks.htmRural Womyn Zone. Description: RWZ is a website dedicated to providing informationand advocacy to women living in remote or rural areas. www.ruralwomyn.net/domvio.html Alaska State Troopers. Description: Information for victims of domestic violence (from Alaska State Troopers) information is geared towards Alaska, but also includes general information. Available in English, Spanish, Russian, Yu'pik, Inupiaq, Tagalong, Korean. www.dps.state.ak.us/ast/dv/ Communities Against Violence Network http://www.cavnet2.org/ Women's Human Rights Net www.whrnet.org/home.htm Back to Top Domestic Violence and Substance AbuseThe following are articles which can be found on:The Alcohol Connection www.serve.com/zone/alcohol/index.html Back to Top Domestic Violence and Law Enforcement (as abusers)The International Association of Chiefs of Police theiacp.org/pubinfo/pubs/ModelPolicy.htmMetropolitan Nashville Police Department, Domestic Violence Division www.police.nashville.org/bureaus/investigative/domestic/policy.htm Lifespan www.life-span.org/policedv.html National Center on Women in Policing www.feminist.org/police SABLE: Spouse Abuse by Law Enforcement www.policedv.com/index.html Police Family Violence Factsheet www.feminist.org/police/violenceFS.asp Are Police Who Batter Affected by Ban on Convicted Batterers Possessing Guns? www.ncsc.dni.us/KMO/Projects/Trends/99-00/Articles/DVtrends.htm Back to Top Sexual Assault SitesNational Sexual Violence Resource Center provides links to sites offering statistical and research information. www.nsvrc.orgPartners & Allies of Sexual Assault Survivors. Description: Partners & Allies of Sexual Assault Survivors is a web site that offers an extensive resource list of books, newsletters, journal articles, self-help/support groups, music, films, web boards and much more. twhj.com/allies.shtml If Someone You Love. Description: If Someone You Love is a web page with information on what sexual assault is, who it hurts, the victim's reaction, the family's reaction and what can be done to help those who have been victimized. www.cs.utk.edu/~bartley/sacc/ifSomeoneYouLove.html A web site offering information on date rape, date rape myths and other date rape related information. www.rape101.com The Wife Rape Information Page. Description: The Wife Rape Information Page covers information about what wife rape is and frequently asked questions as well as a resource guide. www.wellesley.edu/WCW/projects/mrape.html Provides extensive information on marital rape including statistics, a brief legal history and a state law chart. www.vaw.umn.edu A rape and sexual abuse survivor's site providing information on related topics. Also includes a survivor search engine. www.escapinghades.com Sexual Assault Information page. Topics include acquaintance rape, awareness, child sexual abuse, counseling, etc. www.cs.utk.edu/~bartley/saInfoPage.html RAINN - Rape Abuse & Incest National Network www.rainn.org Sexual Abuse Treatment Referral, Resource, and Research Page Author: Matthew Rosenberg and Associates Description: This website contains information on legal resources, treatment, theories of sexual deviation, assessment, and research. www.angelfire.com/mi/collateral/index.html Sexual Assault Information Page Description: Sexual Assault Information Page provides comprehensive information for researchers, practitioners and survivors on the topic of sexual assault and similar topics. Includes a page on survivor poetry. www.cs.utk.edu/~bartley/saInfoPage.html Author: Linda E. Ledray, RN, Ph.D., LP, FAAN Description: The SANE guide is designed for nursing professionals involved in providing evaluations of sexually abused victims. It can be found on this website, which provides information and technical assistance to individuals and institutions interested in developing new SANE-SART programs or improving existing ones. www.sane-sart.com Back to Top Domestic Violence and the Faith CommunityFindTheGood.org - a postive path to end violence. What Faith Communities Can Do www.findthegood.org/faithcomm/index.htmThe Center for the Prevention of Sexual and Domestic Violence is an interreligious educational resource addressing issues of sexual and domestic violence. They provide training opportunities, printed materials, links, etc. www.cpsdv.org Muslims Against Family Violence. The provide essential reading topics such as: Wife Abuse in the Muslim Community, Islam & Domestic Violence and Ending Domestic Violence in Muslim Families. www.steppingtogether.org Provides articles about violence in the family through a faith perspective. Also provides guides and suggestions for clergy in dealing with abusive males within their congregation. www.familyrefugecenter.com This web site documents a wide range of activities faith communities have taken to address and prevent family violence. www.interfaithfamilyviolence.org Provides resources on domestic violence in Jewish homes as well as resource guides for Rabbis and other links related to family violence. www.jewishwomen.org Back to Top Information for battered men on how to cope and the steps they should take, as well as other resources.www.vix.com/menmag/batamen.htmThe Easton Alliance for the Prevention of family violence is Canada's first family violence prevention agency for male victims of domestic abuse. www.geocities.com/Heartland/5593/ DADS Against Discrimination, USA provides domestic violence links for battered men. www.teleport.com/~dads/dv.htm Back to Top Information for Male Survivors of Domestic ViolenceNational Organization on Male Sexual Victimization www.malesurvivor.org/Sexual Assault Information Page: Men's Resources www.cs.utk.edu/~bartley/index/mensResources/ For Men Only: For Male Survivors of Sexual Assault www.utexas.edu/student/cmhc/menassault.html Male on Male Sexual Violence www.youthresource.com/library/ygm5.htm Male Survivors of Rape www-6.cybersurf.net/~cstagg Reading List for Male Survivors of Sexual Abuse www.survivorsuk.co.uk Surviving and Living: Male Survivors of Child Sex Abuse www.vix.com/menmag/sexabupg.htm Back to Top Women As AbusersTowards an Understanding of Women's Use of Non-Lethal Violence in Intimate Heterosexual Relationships www.vawnet.org/VNL/library/general/AR_womviol.htmlMeasuring the Extent of Woman Abuse in Intimate Heterosexual Relationships: A Critique of the Conflict Tactics Scales www.vawnet.org/VNL/library/general/AR_ctscrit.html Fact and Fantasy: Violent Women: Social service agencies have a responsibility to know the difference www.mincava.umn.edu/papers/jeffdap.htm Are Men and Women Equally Abusive? members.aol.com/asherah/cts.html Back to Top Men's Nonviolence OrganizationsMen Stopping Violence. Provides links and information on the prevalence and effects of men's violence against women in intimate relationships. www.menstoppingviolence.orgBrother Peace. BrotherPeace is a men's social action group dedicated to ending violence of men against women. They provide on-line discussion groups and resource lists.freenet.msp.mn.us/org/bptc Rape 101. Includes a page with information about batterers. www.rape101.com Men's Resource Center of South Texas. Local men's non-violence organization. www.men'sresource.org Back to Top Domestic Violence Research SitesAmerican Bar Association www.abanet.org/domviol/home.htmlTHOMAS-U.S. Congress on the Internet thomas.loc.gov/ Office for Victims of Crime-Topical Resources www.ojp.usdoj.gov/ovc/publications/infores/welcome.html The Minnesota Center Against Violence www.mincava.umn.edu/ Back to Top Teen Dating Violence LinksWhen Love Hurts. A guide for girls on love, respect and abuse in relationships home.vicnet.net.au/~girlsown/index.htmLove Is Not Abuse. A very informative and interesting site www.loveisnotabuse.comp Love Doesn't Have to Hurt American Psychological Association website on teen dating violence www.apa.org/pi/pii/teen/contents.html In the Mix: Twisted Love. PBS show on dating violence with Neve Campbell www.pbs.org Warning Signs of Dating Violence Centers for Disease Control and Prevention: Fact Sheet on Dating Violence www.cdc.gov/ncipc/dvp/yvpt/datviol.htm Teen Dating Violence Statistics: From the National Center for Victims of Crime www.ncvc.org/stats/teen.htm National Runaway Switchboard www.bradleyangle.org/For_Teens/teen_dating_violence.htm National Center for Victims of Crime Public Policy Issues: Dating Violence Statistical Overview: www.ncvc.org/law/issues/dating_violence/stats.htm ADT Security Services, Avoiding Teen Dating Violence: www.adt.com/divisioons/residential/security_tips/avoiding_teen_dating_violence New Hope for Women, Teen Dating Violence: What You Need to Know: wwww.newhopeforwomen.org/teens.htm National Sexual Violence Resource Center, Teen Dating Violence: www.nsvrc.org/teendating.html The Virginian-Pilot Newspaper Online, Teen Dating and Violence Program www.pilotonline-com/hers-shelter/teendating.htm Women's Coalition of St. Croix, Teen Dating Violence www.wcstx.com/teendatv.htm Houston Area Women's Center, Teen Dating Violencewww.hawc.org/topics/teen/teens.html Attleboro Police Department, Teen Dating Violence & Restraining Orders www.attleboropolice.org/teendatingcont.htm National Center for Victims of Crime FYI: If You are a Victim of Campus Crime www.ncvc.org/infolink/Info73.htm North Dakota Campus Violence Project www.webhost.bitgate.com Back to Top Violence Prevention ProgramsResources on hate crimes, dating violence/date rape and bullying and sexual harassment in schools, compiled by SafePlace in Austin, Texas www.austin-safeplace.org/services/school/resources.htmDeana's Fund: Educational theatre programs on dating violence www.deanasfund.com/index.html Back to Top Health Care CommunityNurse Advocate: Nurses and Workplace Violence Description: A website dedicated to the recognition and resolution of workplace violence experienced by nurses, in support of those who have experienced violence, and, in memory of those who have died. www.nurseadvocate.orgNursing Network on Violence Against Women, International Description: Nursing Network on Violence Against Women, International's mission is to eliminate violence through advancing nursing education, practice, research, and public policy. Their website includes weblinks and legistlative and conference information. Physicians for a Violence-free Society Description: This is a national nonprofit organization of physicians, other members of the healthcare community, and concerned citizens who are committed to reducing violence in the United States. This web site includes educational resources, links to other sites, and information about conference and training opportunities. www.pvs.org/ Physicians for Social Responsibility (PSR) Description: PSR has a Violence Prevention program that is building a national Violence Prevention Network of physicians, public health professionals, PSR staff and supporters working to reduce firearms and domestic violence. www.psr.org American Medical Association (AMA) Description: The AMA offers consumer health information, a doctor finder, journals and research information for physicians, and policy and advocacy information. www.ama-assn.org Domestic Violence Programme - Vancouver General Hospital's Emergency Room Description: This is the website of a hospital-based intervention program. www.interchange.ubc.ca/emerg_vh/dvp.html The Health Channel Description: The Health Channel provides a wide range of health-related information for consumers, physicians, nurses and other healthcare professionals, including women's, men's, senior's, and children's healthcare. Violence-related information is included among the resources and can be found by searching the site. www.thehealthchannel.com/home.htm Back to Top
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