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Why Survivors Stay or Return...
Why Many Survivors Stay or Return: Understanding the Reality of Abuse At The Debbra House, we believe truth, compassion, and education are essential to ending domestic violence. One of the most misunderstood aspects of abuse is why survivors stay with or return to their abusers. This question is often asked without an understanding of the deep, complex realities survivors face. How common is it for survivors to return? Research consistently shows that a significant percentage
D. Connell
Jan 252 min read


Food Pantries
🍎 Detroit Food Pantries & Food Assistance 1. Gleaners Community Food Bank of Southeastern Michigan 📍 2131 Beaufait St, Detroit, MI 48207 📞 (313) 923-3535 (main line) Provides food distribution, mobile pantries, nutrition programs, and links to nearby pantry sites. 2. Capuchin Services Center 📍 6333 Medbury St, Detroit, MI 48211 📞 (313) 925-1370 Emergency food pantry (grocery-style distribution). Appointment recommended. 3. Capuchin Soup Kitchen (Conner St. site) 📍 4390
D. Connell
Jan 212 min read


Resources
1. YWCA Metropolitan Detroit – Domestic Violence Support & Shelter Address: 985 E Jefferson Ave, Detroit, MI 48207 Main Phone: (313) 259-9922 24/7 Crisis Hotline: (313) 861-5300 Services: Emergency shelter, temporary housing, counseling, support groups, legal advocacy referrals, childcare services, transportation, and community referrals. ywcadetroit.org 2. Alternatives For Girls – Support for Young Women & Survivors Address: 903 W Grand Blvd, Detroit, MI 48208 Phone: (313) 3
D. Connell
Jan 212 min read


African American Expressions
The Debbra House has partnered with African American Expressions to raise funds that directly support our mission and the people we serve. Thank you for standing with us, supporting the vision, and helping us continue the work that matters. For convenient purchasing shop the link here: 🔗https:// black-gifts.com/?sca_ref=10422125.dxPOMalk97xWq9gU
D. Connell
Jan 211 min read


Domestic Violence Statistics in 2025: What the Data Reveals
Domestic violence remains a critical issue worldwide, affecting millions of individuals regardless of age, gender, or background. The statistics from 2025 provide a clearer picture of how this problem persists and evolves. Understanding these numbers helps communities, policymakers, and support organizations to address the root causes and improve prevention and intervention strategies. Residential area showing typical homes in a quiet neighborhood Overview of Domestic Violenc
D. Connell
Dec 6, 20252 min read
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