We’re proud to announce the launch of Why the Work Matters, a new podcast by DVIP & RVAP Crisis Services. This series is dedicated to lifting up the voices of […]
Tag: domestic violence
June 5th is National Day of Action
Domestic violence and sexual assault programs across the country are facing potential funding cuts as well as challenges accessing funding they have already been awarded. Federal funding is essential to […]
Get Involved This Summer: Volunteer with DVIP & RVAP!
Volunteering is a meaningful way to address the impact of domestic violence and sexual violence in our communities, and summer is a great time to do it! Here’s how you […]
Why do we hold a Souper Bowl to support victims/survivors?
DVIP is gearing up for our 24th Annual “Souper Bowl.” The event will be held on Thursday, February 25th, 2021. This is a community event that raises funds for victims […]
Emergency Sheltering costs up 76% due to COVID-19
COVID-19 has caused many changes for our normal daily lives but for most victims/survivors, there has been an additional obstacle to safety of being isolated with an abusive partner. Because […]
REAL LIFE STORIES: What do Domestic Violence Victim Service Providers Do?
The following stories come from Iowa domestic violence victim service providers. Most narratives came from responses to an annual survey conducted by the National Network to End Domestic Violence asking […]
Iowa Legislative Proposed Budget Slashes Victim Services Funding by 26%
On April 12, 2017, the Justice Systems Appropriations Subcommittee proposed their SFY18 budget. Legislators proposed a 26% cut in funding for victim services: $5 million for victim assistance grants compared to previous […]
