Domestic Violence Prevention and Education

Katrina took courageous steps toward safety and stability. With housing assistance and supportive connections, she secured a home and started rebuilding for her children.

This February, Community Resource Center invites you to join us in raising awareness during Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month.

In October, we gather together to raise awareness, increase support, and end the stigma and myths surrounding domestic violence.

Sara shares, "When I think about the profound impact of CRC counseling in my life I am moved beyond words. Did you know that there are people out there in this world whose love for others is so great and so deep that they are willing to give so that a complete stranger can have a better life?"

Liliana’s journey is one of extraordinary courage. Fleeing domestic abuse to a new country with her two young children, 9‑year‑old Lorenzo and 5‑year‑old Leonel, Liliana was determined to create a better life for her family.

On Wednesday, February 12, nearly 60 teens from local schools gathered at One Safe Place San Marcos for CRC's Teens for Healthy Relationships Conference, an annual event dedicated to promoting healthy relationships and raising awareness about dating abuse.

At 68, Camila never expected to start over. But she was living in an abusive situation and made the courageous decision to leave.

This February, Community Resource Center invites you to join us in raising awareness during Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month.

Sheila and her two-year-old daughter, Lisa, found refuge with CRC after fleeing a dangerous situation of domestic violence.

CRC held a reception at the "My Intimate Partner" Art Exhibition at the Oceanside Museum of Art on Tuesday, October 29, 2024.

Thank you to everyone who wore purple on October 17, 2024, to show your support during Domestic Violence Awareness Month.

In October, we gather together to raise awareness, increase support, and end the stigma and myths surrounding domestic violence.