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The Prince George's Collaborative to End Family Violence

There has been an increase in homicides related to family violence (siblings, parent and child, etc.) in recent years.

State’s Attorney Braveboy has formed a collaborative in conjunction with the Sheriff’s Department, the municipalities, resource providers and others to address the issue.

Educating the Community

The collaborative is focusing on educating the community and bringing awareness to Domestic Violence as more than just intimate partner relations. In conjunction with the sheriff's department and other partners we want to change our messaging to address the family side of domestic violence and work within the community to provide resources to those in need. 

 

From 2022 to 2023 Domestic (Family) Violence homicides have rose from 14 to 22. One loss of life is too many, an increase of eight deaths is extreme. In 2023 the majority of the homicides were familiar, including, but not exclusive to, parents, & their children, siblings, and stepparents and children. 

Family Violence Awareness

The Prince George's Collaborative to End Family Violence will delve into the family units to see what issues exist, with a strong focus on mental health support & counseling, substance abuse recovery, housing, employment opportunities, advocacy & other resources to help prevent violence in the home.   
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Family Violence Awareness Launch

The Prince George's collaborative to End Family Violence
 

Domestic Violence does not discriminate, 
and in many cases, it leads to death. 

Abusers can be siblings, parents, spouses, partners, or other related individuals in the home.  Speaking up doesn't have to break up a family, it may save a life.  Say HELP!

Office of the State's Attorney in partnership with The Office of the Sheriff, Prince George's County Municipal, and our Local Resource Providers is proud to share the launch of: The Prince George's Collaboration to End Family Violence.

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Don't suffer in Silence, say HELP. Support resources are accessible for you, as well as for your friends and family who may need help.

Office of the Sheriff for Prince George's County, MD
www.pgsheriff.com
301.9523500

Prince George's County Sheriff's Office: Provides law enforcement services related to domestic violence, including emergency response, and serving protective orders.

The Prince George's County Family Justice Center
www.pgcfamilyjusticecenter.org
301.780.8008

Prince George’s County Family Justice Center provides comprehensive services to victims of domestic violence, including legal services, counseling, and advocacy. 

House of Ruth MD
https://HRuth.org
202.667.7001

House of Ruth Maryland

 Offers services to victims of domestic violence, including a 24-hour hotline, emergency shelter, and counseling.

Mettle Works
Behavioral Health
www.mettle-works.com
240.487.6934

Mettle-Works Behavioral Health, mission is to empower individuals to achieve holistic well-being by addressing the eight dimensions of wellness: emotional, environmental, financial, intellectual, occupational, physical, social, and spiritual.

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IN THE NEWS

Campaign Against Domestic Violence

The Prince George's Collaborative to End Family Violence

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AWARENESS GALLERY

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DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AWARENESS ADDITIONAL RESOURCES

Introducing our law firm

Additional Resources

“We want to bring attention
to the issue of family violence to really pull back the veil and let people let go of the shame.”

Aisha Braveboy, State's Attorney

Prince George's County Maryland

Statements by the State's Attorney

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