HOPE of Ogle County

We help survivors of domestic abuse. Our services are free and confidential. 24/7 Hotline: [phone]. / Ayudamos a víctimas de abuso doméstico.

[HOPE of Ogle County @hopeoglecounty]

As we honor Juneteenth, we celebrate freedom and we also remember the courage and sacrifices of those who fought to make it possible. May we continue working toward a future where every person can live with dignity, safety, and opportunity.

#Juneteenth #FreedomDay #HonorThePast

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In May, we partnered with Shining Star for the Shining HOPE fundraiser event. We are incredibly grateful to everyone who attended, participated, donated, and helped make the event such a success!

[HOPE of Ogle County @hopeoglecounty]

Here's a little recap of what we were up to in April and May:

[HOPE of Ogle County @hopeoglecounty]

May was Mental Health Awareness Month, and we highlighted this in our support groups. Did you know we offer free support groups for victims/survivors of domestic abuse? If you're interested, give us a call at 815-562-8890.

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Want to make a difference in the lives of people affected by domestic violence? We're hiring! We're looking for a Part-Time Domestic Violence Advocate.

Job Details: https://t.co/7c2nAkHOWY

#NowHiring

[HOPE of Ogle County @hopeoglecounty]

If you're in an abusive relationship and need help, call us at: 815-562-8890

If you're a survivor of sexual assault in Ogle, Winnebago, and Boone counties, you can also contact RSAC at: 815-636-9811

For #SAAM resources from @NSVRC, go to: https://t.co/MIHdYkostI

[HOPE of Ogle County @hopeoglecounty]

April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, a time to support survivors and raise awareness. We stand with those impacted by sexual violence, offering support, advocacy, and a safe place to be heard.

You're not alone.🩵

[HOPE of Ogle County @hopeoglecounty]

Ogle County residents -- Reagan Mass Transit District (RMTD) wants to hear from you! Your input will help shape the future of transportation in our community. 🚗🚌🚲 What is working, and what could be improved?

👉 Take the survey today: https://t.co/xQrZBJThOT

[HOPE of Ogle County @hopeoglecounty]

In this time of uncertainty, there's a fundamental truth that gives us hope - that together we can do extraordinary things. Join us on #GivingTuesday and let’s rally on behalf of victims and survivors of domestic abuse. #GiveForDV #Every1KnowsSome1

💜https://t.co/h0Xag8dvaQ

[HOPE of Ogle County @hopeoglecounty]

Thanksgiving is a day of gratitude, and today and every day, we’re thankful for everyone who supports us: our donors, volunteers, staff members, board members, and the community.

If you're experiencing domestic abuse, there's help. Call our 24/7 hotline: [phone].

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Our wish for every child is safety. 💜

[UNICEF @UNICEF]

Fill in the blank in the comments below.

#ForEveryChild, every right.

#WorldChildrensDay

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UPDATE: We no longer need donors for our Adopt A Family program. Thank you so much to everyone who reached out! If you would still like to make a donation to HOPE, please go to our donation page to see how you can help:

https://t.co/wy6iXGVFIh

[HOPE of Ogle County @hopeoglecounty]

Want to donate Christmas gifts and/or food? You can help survivors of domestic abuse and their children through our Adopt a Family program.

If you are interested in in becoming a donor this season, please contact us at [email protected] or call us at 815-562-4323.

[NNEDV @nnedv]

November is Native American Heritage Month. 57.7% of American Indian/Alaska Native women in the U.S. have reported abuse by a partner (CDC). This is unacceptable. Please follow & support https://t.co/tGooItXRhQ, @niwrc, & @strongheartsdv as they support Native survivors. 💜

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It’s almost Election Day, and there are so many important state and local races on the ballot.

Whether it’s governors, mayors, or school boards, the leaders we choose will make decisions that affect our daily lives for years to come. That means no matter who’s in charge in Washington, we can still make progress on health care, affordability, gerrymandering, reproductive freedom, gun safety, climate, and so many of the issues that matter to us.

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Even though #DVAM has ended, keep the conversation going! Survivors are not alone; they deserve support and resources, no matter what. You can help ensure survivors can access support by making a donation: https://t.co/2t3axWr16h

#Every1KnowsSome1 #MakeADifference

[HOPE of Ogle County @hopeoglecounty]

Here are some pictures we took during #DVAM. We want to thank everyone who showed their support!

We also hope you liked all the awareness content, events, and activities we did this year for DVAM. What did you like best? Is there anything new you'd like us to do next year?

[HOPE of Ogle County @hopeoglecounty]

#DVAM is coming to an end, but it's important to keep the conversation going.

Talking about domestic abuse can be challenging. Here's some information from the @ndvh on how to do so: https://t.co/65OhJGYFeP

#DomesticViolence. #Every1KnowsSome1