JDV Foundation
By Jahr M-J
Our organization has the best support systems
Our Foundation was made to prevent Domestic violence from happening to women across Canada. We provide a place to live a little financial support, but enough to get you on your way. We believe everyone deserves a fresh start. Woman abuse is the international and systematic use of tastic to establish and maintain control and power in a relationship such as; Physical/ sexual assault, Emotional/Psychological abuse, verbal abuse, Financial abuse, environmental and social abuse, Religious / spiritual abuse, stalking/ Criminal harassment. Also 1 in 4 canadians woman have experienced violence in an intimate relationship. We create a safe environment for disclosure. Facilitating disclosure of abuse is partly dependant on offering a safe and secure environment for women to talk about the abuse and move on. As well 80 -90% of children in such homes are aware of and affected by the abuse , "weather it is seen , heard or otherwise sensed." We seek first to understand as well we give you the the things you need to get back on your feet. That come to JDV for a fresh start.
1 in 4 canadians woman have experienced violence in an intimate relationship.
80 -90% of children in such homes are aware of and affected by the abuse , "weather it is seen , heard or otherwise sensed."
Our Foundation was made to prevent Domestic violence from happening to women across Canada.
Fact!
- On average, every six days a woman in Canada is killed by her intimate partner. In 2011, In 2011, from the 89 police reported
- On any given day in Canada, more than 3,300 women (along with their 3,000 children) are forced to sleep in an emergency shelter to escape domestic violence. Every night, about 200 women are turned
- In a 2009 Canadian national survey, women reported 460,000 incidents of sexual assault in just one year. 11 Only about 10% of all sexual assaults are reported to police.12 When it comes to sexual assault, women are frequently not believed, blamed for being assaulted, “or subjected to callous or insensitive treatment, when police fail to take evidence, or when their cases are dropped arbitrarily.” 13 Only a handful of reported assaults ever result in a conviction: each year, only about 1,500 sexual assault offenders are actually convicted.14