Domestic Violence Roundtable Discussion and Resources

Press release from the Eureka Police Department:

COVID-19 and the Shelter in Place orders have taken our lives and turned them upside down over the past few months. Our norms are no longer our norms and our routines are anything but routine anymore. As we reported recently, the Eureka Police Department has seen an increase in Domestic Violence and Family Disturbance calls for service during the Shelter in Place. More troublesome is we have also seen an increase in the violence occurring during these calls for service.

Captain Brian Stephens reached out to some of our Community Partners and was able to put together a panel of experts in this field to sit down and talk about Domestic Violence and to provide resources for those needing assistance to reach out to during these times. The following agencies took part in the discussion: Humboldt County Department of Health and Human Services, Public Health Branch, Healthy Communities Division, Two Feather Native American Family Services, Humboldt Domestic Violence Services and Captain Stephens.

Captain Stephens said, “During these trying times we need to let our communities know, especially those community members experiencing domestic or family issues, that the organizations designed to support them are here for them and open for business. I hope the information shared in the video will help educate survivors as well as their friends and families, on the resources available as well as how to be supportive during these incredibly stressful and dangerous situations.”

“Overcoming abuse doesn’t just happen, it takes positive steps every day. Let today be the day you start to move forward.” ― Assunta Harris

Below is a list of resources that are available:

National Hotlines (Confidential, anonymous, 24/7):

Local Hotlines (Local support available 24 hours, 7 days a week):

Native American Family and Domestic Violence Resources:

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Soon to be Evicted
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Soon to be Evicted
3 years ago

Where is the hotline to report abuse of local, state and county authorities who have systematically eviscerated the economy of this state? To whom can we report the wholesale destruction of jobs, families and individuals by the Medical Industrial Complex and its allies in fascism? Are there counselors and resources for those made homeless during the fake “eviction moratoriums?” How about support services provided to those who didn’t receive a penny of unemployment pay, unemployment bonus cash, or free furlough money? No?

Didn’t think so. Local nonprofits and county bureaucrats along with hugging and kneeling cops are big on talk, virtual or otherwise.

Thank God for Zoom, the greatest invention since liberal hypocrisy.

Bushytails
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Bushytails
3 years ago

What is the hotline to report people who are so defective that they think millions of deaths is perfectly justifiable in the name of money?

Government Knows Best
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Government Knows Best
3 years ago
Reply to  Bushytails

It’s right next to those millions of deaths. Wait. Where did those deaths go?

Bushytails
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Bushytails
3 years ago

Yep, where did they go? You know why they haven’t happened? Because we closed so much down!