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Video
SAFE REFUGE: What to Expect When You
Stay in a Domestic Violence Shelter
This DVD contains 14 different language interpretations of
common shelter expectations (each language segment is 4-10
minutes long). The 14 languages represented are: Amharic,
ASL/English, Cambodian, Korean, Laotian, Mandarin, Punjabi,
Russian, Somali, Spanish, Tagalog, Ukranian, and Vietnamese.
Please Note: This preview is a compilation of the different
segments included on the DVD. You will see English subtitles
with samples of the 14 languages. The actual DVD contains this
dialogue, reproduced in full in each language without subtitles
(with the exception of ASL/English, which contains subtitles).
This tool helps limited or non-English speakers both prepare for what to expect when going to a domestic violence shelter and to understand what may be expected of them once they arrive. This is an ideal resource for shelters, community groups, healthcare facilities, clergy & law enforcement. The DVD also includes written translations and footage of actual shelters.
The cost to purchase the DVD is $30 for KCCADV members /
$45 for non-members / plus shipping & handling. Place
your order via our secure online order form.
Brochures and Materials
Distributed by KCCADV
Love Shouldn't Hurt Brochure
This brochure focuses on the dynamics of domestic violence
and includes a list of domestic violence resources in King
County. Available in Cambodian, Chinese, English, Korean,
Russian, Spanish, and Vietnamese.
Take Action Brochure
A brochure that shows how average people can take action against
domestic violence in various communities i.e. workplace, school,
place of worship, etc. It includes examples and suggestions,
contact information for local legislators, and domestic violence
resources. Available in English and Spanish.
Help for Friends and
Family Who are Being Abused
You Can Help a Loved One Who Is Being Hurt. A brochure
that offers information on what to say or do to help a friend
or family member who is experiencing domestic violence. You
can view and print the brochure here
or order copies below.
Information for Victims
of DV who are Jail Inmates
A brochure designed to help victims of domestic violence who
may have been arrested for domestic violence themselves. Includes
information on what domestic violence is, resources that are
available to help, legal resources, and points to think about
when deciding how to plead.
Men's Poster
A poster chellenging men to speak out against domestic violence.
The text on the poster reads: If you think it's hard to
talk to your buddies about domestic violence, think how hard
it is to live with it. The posters are 12" x 18".
You can view an image of the poster here.
Ordering Materials from KCCADV
To request any of the above materials you may
call 206-568-5454 or submit an order online by clicking here.
We encourage you to come to our office to pick up materials
whenever possible to save on postage costs. Just let us know
your preference when ordering.
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Additional Materials NOT
Distributed by the KCCADV
If
Someone Is Hurting You at Home Brochure
A brochure from the City of Seattle about the laws available
to protect victims of domestic violence. You can download
the brochure in several different languages by clicking the
link above.
Children
Hurt Too Booklet
Designed to be handed out to DV survivors who have children
in their care, the booklet will help parents develop safety
plans with their children, encourage and support DV survivors
to talk to their children about DV, and identify children
that may need counseling. Available to print at the link above.
Family
Violence Prevention Fund
Bumper stickers, brochures, buttons, posters,
safety cards, and more are available at their online store.
Safety Planning wallet cards
available free through DSHS – instructions below.
Ordering DSHS Safety Planning
Pocket Cards
You can order the DSHS Safety Cards for your office or clinic
by following the information below. If you have difficulty
with the process please feel free to contact Judith at 253-395-6739
to problem solve.
For Safety Cards in Chinese, Cambodian, English,
Korean, Laotian, Russian, Spanish and Vietnamese, use the
following process on line:
1. Go to the WA State Department of Printing
website
2. Go to GENERAL STORE (on the right side)
3. Click on “I’m New” to register and once
registered it will take you to a new page (or click "Been
Here" to log in if you've ordered before)
4. Select “Shop by Agency”
5. Select Departmen of Social and Health Services
6. Select Economic Services Administration.
7. Select General Economic Services
8. Look for cards under number 22-276 for the specific language
you want.
9. Follow information for ordering cards. Please note that
although the cards come in units of 100 you must order the
exact number of individual cards you want.
*The cards are very simple and basic. In handing
out the cards please share with clients that they need to
talk with an advocate or social work staff person to discuss
details.
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