Regina Trent HSM/230 October 6, 2013 Marcella Dowdell, MSW University of Phoenix
Introduction: In society it is hard to understand, although many seem to think they may. The question is always asked “WHY” don’t they just leave. In a domestic violence situation unless you have been in this kind of a situation you should not judge and think that it is that simply to do so. When in a abusive relationship one is many times brow beaten and isolated from family and friends they feel as if they are alone and sometimes the only one who is in this abusive relationship they are told that they will not get out alive or that no one would care and the big one that it is their fault this is happing. The abused because of the fear will begin to believe this and the will to try to get out and get help from the abuser seems as a losing fight and the fear of the threats that have been instilled into them hits hard.
As a Domestic Violence organization, the hopes to have a inspiring help for those in this in the abuse. Many staff and volunteers giving a lot of their unselfish selves and time, resources, and funding in the determination to help those in need women, children ,and even men can benefit from these
