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49% of victims in cases studied by Georgia’s Domestic Violence Fatality Review Project began their relationship with the person who eventually killed them when they were between the ages of 13-24. Read more about PADV's Dating Violence Prevention Program.

Domestic Violence Awareness Month (DVAM) was launched nationwide in October 1987 to connect and unite those working against domestic violence. Over the past 34 years PADV has worked tirelessly to support survivors and raise awareness on how the community can work to end the crime of intimate partner violence. Read more today.

PADV’s Supportive Housing Program provides an essential bridge to self-sufficiency for domestic violence survivors and their children. Read more about our supportive housing program.

Read our statement on racism and bigotry today.

The Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) lays out the fundamental rights that all survivors of domestic violence deserve. It defines how states should develop programming, policies and laws that support survivors