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Social Distancing? Curfews? A Pandemic? Given the CDC’s most recent recommendations to limit social interactions and stay at home as much as possible, I can’...

Substances use disorder is a cluster of cognitive, behavioral, and physiological symptoms indicating that the individual continues using substances despite s...

The National Link Coalition, an organization compiled of advocates who work towards ending violence against people and animals, refers to animal abuse as the...

Past and present policies, laws, and beliefs illustrate how the imbalances of power foster the prolonged oppression and marginalization of specific groups of...

TW/CW: sexual assault, rape Often when we see stories of survivors of sexual assault in the news, there are plenty of people asking: why? On Facebook, on the...

There are so many great benefits to reading. Reading improves memory, reduces stress, builds self-esteem, and allows an individual to develop or improve skil...

Each day, the staff at DASACC provides services to women and children who have experienced trauma. What is trauma? Trauma is defined as “an event or series o...

Who doesn’t love a warm summer night gathered around the camp fire making yummy summer treats like s’mores? Well don’t let the chilly nights stop you from in...

Human trafficking is defined as “organized criminal activity in which human beings are treated as possessions to be controlled and exploited.” (Merriam-Webst...

According to the National Center on elder abuse, elder abuse refers to intentional or negligent acts by a caregiver or “trusted” individual that causes, or p...

January is National Stalking Awareness Month and we're focusing on how technology has made stalking very easy to do without someone knowing. Social media ha...

Each year, we open our doors to members of the community who need a little help during the holidays. The Holiday shoppe is open to any member of the Warren C...