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COVID-19 Advisory

STAND! is following the safety guidelines according to the Health Office of Contra Costa County.

STAND! requires all persons entering the premises to abide by the following requirements:

• Complete a health screening • Wear a face mask or face covering while inside the building
• Maintain social distance guidelines including 6 feet of separation whenever possible
• Wash hands frequently and for a minimum of 20 seconds

COVID-19 Advisory

STAND! is following the safety guidelines according to the Health Office of Contra Costa County.

STAND! requires all persons entering the premises to abide by the following requirements:

• Complete a health screening • Wear a face mask or face covering while inside the building
• Maintain social distance guidelines including 6 feet of separation whenever possible
• Wash hands frequently and for a minimum of 20 seconds

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COVID-19 Information

Like many other essential services, STAND! has never stopped serving survivors, their children, and our community during the COVID-19 pandemic. Our 24/7 Crisis & Support Line (888-215-5555) and Emergency Shelter have continued uninterrupted, welcoming those at highest risk for DV or homicide. Our children’s therapy program, transitional housing, groups, and supportive services to adult survivors remain readily available via video or phone appointment. However, if it is not safe for you to access services from your home, please note the following changes about in-person services at STAND!

Through presentations and trainings with community groups, corporations, local businesses, government agencies, and individuals, STAND! educates our community about the causes, effects, and signs of domestic violence and child abuse.

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Hands To Heal Not To Harm: Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month 2022

STAND!’s Youth Against Violence (YAV) are proud to announce the 2022 Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month campaign- Hands To Heal Not Harm event at Fernandez Park on 2/26 at 11am.

It’s true- DV Survivors and their children among the hardest hit during the pandemic!

Dear Friend of STAND!, What you’re hearing in the national news is true! Domestic violence survivors are among the hardest hit by the current health and economic crisis. This past year STAND! partnered with UCSF to study our incoming Crisis Line caller data and...

Work out while we work to end Domestic Violence!

Join STAND! and 4 other DV organizations as we raise awareness, funds, and work to end DV in the Bay Area.

April News

We’re seeing shoots of green! I hope this quick note of gratitude finds you well. I want to share the impacts of our communities ongoing and generous financial and volunteer support throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. As you might imagine, and like most everyone, STAND!...

Rebuilding Lives Luncheon 2020

Promote peace, celebrate resilience, and be inspired by uplifting stories from survivors and advocates. Join us for a 2-part virtual Rebuilding Lives Luncheon on October 22nd and October 29th, 2020.

We are in this together, and together we are a powerful force for change.

Dear Friends of STAND!, Your ongoing generosity and partnership serve as an inspiration to us as we navigate the challenges of this unprecedented time. We are so very grateful! We have thoughtfully restructured services and strategically applied fiscal resources to...