Events

Join our domestic violence support group, a safe and compassionate space for survivors to connect, share, and uplift each other. Tuesdays at 5:30 PM at our Colby Office, 1480 W Read More

Join us for the “What Were You Wearing?” exhibit at Colby Community College. This powerful installation challenges common myths about sexual assault by displaying narratives from survivors alongside recreated outfits Read More

Join our domestic violence support group, a safe and compassionate space for survivors to connect, share, and uplift each other. Wednesdays at 5:30 PM at our Hays Office, 2716 Plaza Read More

Join us for mocktails, Kahoot trivia, and prizes! In a partnership with Res Life at FHSU, we are hosting a "consent matters" evening. This night will feature trivia surrounding consent Read More

Join our domestic violence support group, a safe and compassionate space for survivors to connect, share, and uplift each other. Tuesdays at 5:30pm at our Colby Office, 1480 W 4th Read More

🚩 Join us for the Red Flag Garden at FHSU! 🚩Stop by the Quad with Us 4 U to write a relationship red flag on a flag and plant it Read More

Join our domestic violence support group, a safe and compassionate space for survivors to connect, share, and uplift each other. Wednesdays at 5:30 PM at our Hays Office, 2716 Plaza Read More

Walk A Mile focuses on gender-based violence. To make a public stand against it, men wear high heeled shoes to literally “walk a mile in her shoes.” This awareness event Read More

Stop by the Options table and speak to an advocate during the Kansas Department of Children and Families Community Baby Shower. This event is open to expectant and new parents Read More

Join our domestic violence support group, a safe and compassionate space for survivors to connect, share, and uplift each other. Tuesdays at 5:30 PM at our Colby Office, 1480 W Read More

Join our domestic violence support group, a safe and compassionate space for survivors to connect, share, and uplift each other. Wednesdays at 5:30 PM at our Hays Office, 2716 Plaza Read More

Walk A Mile focuses on gender-based violence. To make a public stand against it, men wear high heeled shoes to literally “walk a mile in her shoes.” This awareness event Read More