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Together and only together we can keep young people from becoming embroiled in intimate partner violence, help others escape from its vicious cycle, and save lives.

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To explore how you and/or your organization can support the Jamie Kimble Foundation for Courage and its work to stop intimate partner violence before it begins, sign up below to volunteer or join our mailing list. 
 

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Together we can build prevention initiatives, awareness, educate and provide research to stop intimate partner violence before it begins.

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Intimate Partner Violence Prevention


The eNOugh Campaign to End Intimate Partner Violence is a program of the Jamie Kimble Foundation for Courage. The eNOugh campaign is North Carolina's first cohesive, media-based statewide effort to raise awareness for Intimate Partner Violence Prevention.

Safe Alliance is a Charlotte nonprofit that offers shelter, advocacy, legal and counseling services to victims of domestic and sexual violence, child abuse and emotional trauma.

The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Women's Commission works with victims, children exposed to the abuse, and abusers. In addition, the Women's Commission spearheads public awareness efforts and education throughout the Charlotte-Mecklenburg community.

The North Carolina Council for Women is the state's leading voice on key issues impacting women. The North Carolina Coalition Against Domestic Violence creates social change through the elimination of the institutional, cultural and individual oppressions that contribute to domestic violence.

The Center for Disease Control works 24/7 to protect America from health, safety and security threats, both foreign and in the U.S. The CDC's National Center for Injury Prevention & Control has conducted numerous studies on Intimate Partner Violence.

Futures Without Violence believes everyone has the right to live free of violence.