Stone House

Through over 50 years of service, Stone House has evolved to welcome all domestic violence survivors, empowering them to rebuild safer, healthier, and happier lives. Throughout our history, Stone House and our clients have continuously overcome tremendous adversity. Today, our urgent challenge is the threat and uncertainty of federal funding for DV agencies, which could severely impact our vital programs. Stone House depends on government contracts for half of our annual budget, funding resources like safety planning, emergency housing, and nutritious food for young children at our Early Learning Center. It’s easy to feel discouraged and hopeless, but you can take action. Donate to Stone House today to ensure that survivors continue to receive the support they deserve:?www.stonehouseinc.org Collectively, we have real power to save lives, strengthen families, and create safer communities.

Healing is possible. #WednesdayWords

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Whether or not you are ready to leave an abuser, you can reach out to Stone House or another domestic violence support agency for help, guidance, or a supportive listener. If safe, you can utilize resources like support groups, advocacy and other services. Stone House Community Services: 781-400-0770 SafeLink (Massachusetts’ statewide 24/7 toll-free domestic violence hotline): 877-785-2020

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Join our Network of Gentlemen next Friday for fun, networking, and a chance to learn more about Stone House. Bring a friend for this March Madness experience between 12:30 and 3:00PM at Jake n Joes in Norwood, MA! You can RSVP to David ([email protected]) or Michael ([email protected]).

Stone House is proud to announce Heather McSween as our new Wilderness Heals Event Manager! A long-time Stone House supporter, Heather has actively participated in and volunteered with Wilderness Heals since 2017. Not only has she personally raised considerable funds and awareness for Stone House through Wilderness Heals, she has held a variety of roles in event operations including Team Leader, Team Leader Coordinator, and Recruitment/Communications Coordinator. Heather, who recently retired after a distinguished career at Verizon, brings decades of leadership experience to this role, along with her deep passion for Stone House, Wilderness Heals, and their missions to support and empower survivors of domestic violence.

Education is fun and colorful at the Stone House Early Learning Center!

Know that you are not to blame, you are not alone, and you deserve a safe, happy life. There are people and resources available to help you. If you are experiencing abuse or someone you know is, you can reach out to Stone House or your local city or state support agency. Stone House Community Services: 781-400-0770 SafeLink (statewide domestic violence hotline): 877-785-2020

We are always here for survivors. #WednesdayWords