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Domestic ViolenceWARNING: People can tell what Internet sites you've visited on your computer. Be safe! Use the Internet at a local library, a friend's house, or at work. Learn how to protect your safety. NOTICE: Victim Support Team Volunteer Opportunity with the Auburn Police Department Auburn Victim Support Team (VST) is taking applications for the next Victim Support Team volunteer training. The Victim Support Team is a project bringing community and police together, to support victims/survivors of domestic violence in the critical time following a 911 call and police response. Read more
What is domestic violence?Battering is a pattern of violent and coercive tactics whereby one person seeks to control the thoughts, beliefs or conduct of the other partner and to punish this person for resisting control. Myths about domestic violenceThere are many myths to domestic violence, many of which are disputed by fact. Power and control wheelPower and control tactics of abuse involve a variety of behaviors. Do you recognize any warning signs in your partner? Why victims stayInvestigate the barriers to leaving an abusive relationship. Effects of domestic violence on childrenChildren who live in homes where domestic violence is occurring are affected by this experience. It can have emotional, cognitive, behavioral, social, and physical effects. Batterer's tactics: use of childrenA batterer uses different tactics during the relationship and after separation. Learn to recognize them. Personal safety planA personal safety plan is one of the most important steps you can take to protect yourself and your children from a batterer. It prepares you in advance for the possibility of further violence and may increase both your children's and your own chance of surviving further violent episodes by your abuser. Protection OrdersThere are many kinds of court orders available for victims of domestic violence. Which one is the right one for you and why? Contact the Auburn Domestic Violence Legal Advocate253-931-3072 WARNING: Obtaining a protection order can increase the lethality of your situation! It is advised that you please contact a Domestic Violence Advocate for safety planning prior to obtaining the order. |
CONTACTAuburn Justice Center 340 E Main ST, Suite 201 Auburn WA 98002 Phone: 253-931-3080 Lobby Services 24 hours a day Business Office 9 AM - 5 PM Monday-Friday Closed Sat, Sun, & Holidays Probation services 340 E Main ST Auburn, WA 98002 Phone: 253-288-7405 Fax:253-876-1906
RelatedVictim Information Network K-9 Calendars
You may purchase a 2012 K-9 Calendar at the front desk of the Auburn Police Department for $10 cash or check. All proceeds go to the Valley K-9 Association to pay for food and medical costs for retired Police K-9 dogs. |
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