D.I.P. Outreach Ministry- Violence & Hunger Prevention
D.I.P.
Foundation
Inc.
A not for profit 501C (3) grassroots organization ; working in Florida for approximately eight years educating men, women, children, and communities on ways to intervene & prevent abuse.
Core Objective: Raise funds and awareness to prevent domestic violence & hunger.
Our Mission: "Changing Lives for some, saving lives for others. While leading both victims and offenders to a place of healing & restoring by their own choice we use the living word of God as our source."
D.I.P. 7th Annual Heal A Heart Food Clothing & Toy Give =away
Annual giveaway to the less fortunate families in Jacksonville and surrounding counties. Community support of donations in kind and monetary are appreciated.
Divine Intervention & Prevention Inc
Outreach Ministry of H.E.L.P.
Donate Today
support needy children & families
Support a worthy cause~ Domestic Violence Awareness
Volunteer, sow a seed, share your talent or ideas.
Donations Accepted Year round
Healing Hearts Jax Campaign
Emergency services for needy families quarterly
Donate Books for kids to read Today!
Annual tools 4 School Jax
Clothing & School Supply Giveaway
B.L.O.W. Empowerment
FLorida State Prosecutor Angela Corey; D.I.P. Executive Director : JSO
B.L.O.W. Empowerment Summit
State Attorney Angela Corey & Youth attendees
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D,I.P. 2nd Annual Heal A Heart Give Away
Heal A Heart
Helping to rebuild families
Healing Hearts Launch
D.I.P. Giveaway
Kumasi Aaron & London-Kay
D.I.P. Interview @ WJXT Studios Jacksonville,FL
D.I.P. Voulunteers
Healing Hearts Launch
D.I.P. Giveaway
Healing Heats Interview
Executive Director Posed with Jennifer Waugh
Vystar Credit Union Supporters
Honoring our Sponsors
Heal A Heart Drive 2015
What is Domestic violence ? It is the establishment of control and fear in a relationship through physical, sexual, emotional, and/or financial abuse. Many men & women choose to stay in abusive relationships because they do not want their relationship to end, just the violence. They often remain in, or return to, abusive relationships because their partners threaten to harm them and their loved ones if they attempt to leave. Commonly, women choose to leave when they become convinced that their life is at risk or that their children are in danger.
Domestic violence hurts everyone
It crosses all boundaries of age, race, ethnicity, religion, economic background, physical ability, and sexual orientation. The damage to body and spirit inflicted by domestic violence has been linked to other societal problems such as homelessness, escalated suicide rates, crime, teen pregnancy, premature births, and miscarriages. Males raised in violent homes are more likely to behave violently in their future intimate relationship.
Domestic violence is not just a "family matter". The violence will not stop until men and women come together with a common condemnation of abuse and a promise that our children will learn through our words and actions that violence is never justified.
Forget what hurt you, but never forget what it taught you."
"If you are in an abusive relationship, please call to speak with an advocate.
If you suspect that someone you know is living in an abusive relationship, please let him or her know that you are concerned for their safety and encourage them to contact us." Our services are free and calls are confidential. (904) 438-4347
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