Domestic Violence Prevention and Education

Helping Teens Learn Skills to Build Healthy Relationships for Life By Luis Canseco, CRC Domestic Violence Education and Prevention Program Manager The first Teen Dating Violence Awareness event that was held on February 1st, Teens for Healthy Relationships Conference 2023 was quite a success. Thanks to the community’s support, there...

Build Safe & Healthy Relationships for the Future February is Teen Dating Violence Awareness and Prevention Month (TDVAM), a month-long campaign dedicated to raising awareness about teen dating abuse. Every February, young people and their loved ones join together across the country for a national effort to raise awareness about...

One Safe Place, the North County Family Justice Center, opened in July in San Marcos to provide free support services to people in our community who have been victimized by violence, abuse, sexual assault, trafficking, or other crimes. As a multi-service center, children and adults are welcomed into a judgement-free...

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

By Eileen Zimmerman As many of us, unfortunately, I also was exposed to domestic violence. I currently know people I care about that are in abusive relationships, and I want to be able to support them. So when I learned that the Community Resource Center was providing a forty-hour Domestic...

Offers men connection and support, which is vital for healing and growth. Domestic violence against men is typically less recognized and less reported than other forms of domestic violence. Until recently, there’s also been a lack support for men who have experienced it. The Men’s Support Group offers men connection and...

Teen Dating Violence Awareness and Prevention Month (TDVAPM) February 2022 Join us this February for Teen Dating Violence Awareness and Prevention Month. We can all prevent teen dating violence from happening by raising awareness in our schools, homes, workplaces and friend circles. What is Teen Dating Violence (TDV) TDV is...

CRC Staff Makes a Difference through Social Media A new and growing social media platform has allowed people to have deep conversations with other professionals from different fields and geographical locations, making difficult conversations easier. Clubhouse is an audio-only platform where users attend rooms to discuss and learn about a...

CRC staff member recognized by Carlsbad Chamber of Commerce CRC staff regularly provide exemplary service to our community. Recently, the Carlsbad Chamber of Commerce celebrated forty emerging leaders and CRC’s Domestic Violence Education and Prevention Specialist, Luis Canseco, was honored as one of 2021’s “40 Under 40.” In response to...

February is National Teen Dating Violence Awareness and Prevention Month (TDVAM). This is an issue that impacts everyone – not just teens – but their parents, teachers, friends and communities as well. Together, we can raise awareness about teen dating violence and promote safe, healthy relationships. If you think you...

October is National Domestic Violence Awareness Month If you need help: Call Community Resource Center’s 24/7 Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-877-633-1112. If you are in danger, call 911. Domestic violence was a problem long before COVID-19, but isolating at home has caused an increase of abuse. The impact of COVID-19 has...

Partnering with #BetterWay to End Relationship Violence Community Resource Center is a partner of #BetterWay – a state-wide, family violence prevention media campaign. The campaign goal is to strengthen protective factors among youth to prevent family violence and reduce the impact of violence among young people. The term “family violence”...