The best response is the one that prevents the next call.
We bring trauma-informed training, age-appropriate prevention curriculum, and community education into schools, workplaces, faith communities, healthcare settings, and law enforcement — so people closest to survivors can recognize warning signs, respond well, and refer with confidence.
Five audiences. Curriculum tuned to each.
A police officer's training needs aren't a fifth-grade teacher's. We adapt every session — language, length, examples, and outcomes — to what your team actually does day to day.
Schools (K–12)
Healthy-relationship and bystander curriculum for students, plus mandatory reporter training for teachers and counselors.
- Grades 5–6 · Boundaries, friendship, consent
- Grades 7–9 · Healthy relationships, digital safety
- Grades 10–12 · Dating violence, bystander action
- Faculty · Spotting signs, mandatory reporting
Workplaces
HR-led trainings on recognizing signs, having the conversation, and the workplace's legal obligations and supports.
- Manager training · What to do, what not to do
- HR & benefits · Leave laws, EAP referrals
- All-staff awareness · 30-min lunch & learn
- Policy review · Workplace DV policy audit
Healthcare
Universal screening protocols, trauma-informed exam practices, and how to have a conversation that actually helps a patient disclose.
- ER & urgent care · 1-hour core training
- Primary care · Routine screening practice
- OB/GYN · Reproductive coercion focus
- Nursing CEUs · 4 contact hours available
Faith communities
Clergy and lay-leader training on responding to disclosures, theology of safety, and connecting congregants to help without breaking trust.
- Clergy · Disclosure response, referral basics
- Lay leaders · Awareness, what NOT to say
- Congregation · Adult-ed series, 4 sessions
- Premarital · Healthy-relationship modules
Law enforcement
Trauma-informed response, lethality assessment, and the realities of why survivors don't leave (or call back). Co-facilitated with retired officers.
- Patrol officers · Scene response basics
- Detectives · Interview & case-building
- Dispatchers · Crisis call handling
- Academy · 8-hour cadet curriculum
Community talks
Shorter awareness talks for civic groups, libraries, parent associations, and neighborhood meetings — open Q&A welcomed.
- Awareness 101 · The basics, in 45 minutes
- Parents of teens · Spotting dating abuse
- Older adults · Elder abuse & finances
- Custom · Tell us your audience
The eight modules we draw from.
Every training is built from these modules, in combinations tuned to your audience and time. Two-hour, half-day, full-day formats — your call.
What domestic violence is — and isn't
Beyond physical violence: coercive control, financial abuse, isolation, reproductive coercion, technology-facilitated abuse.
Why survivors stay
The honest answer most people don't hear. Lethality risk on leaving. Children. Money. Immigration. Faith. Love.
Recognizing signs
Behavioral, physical, financial, and digital indicators — at school, work, the doctor's office, the pew, on patrol.
How to ask & respond
Specific language for asking. What to say (and not say) when someone discloses. Avoiding well-meaning harm.
Mandatory reporting
Who is required to report what, in this state, when children or vulnerable adults are involved. Common myths cleared up.
Safety planning basics
What you can offer to help a survivor stay safer right now — without pressuring them into decisions they're not ready for.
Trauma-informed care
The four R's. Why "what happened to you" beats "what's wrong with you." How to make your space feel safer to disclose in.
Referrals & resources
Who to call, when, and how. Local services beyond OSP. What we can take, what we can't, and what happens next.
Book a training. Free for most.
Public schools, healthcare nonprofits, faith communities, and small workplaces: free. Larger employers and government agencies: sliding scale. We'll never turn down a school. Tell us a bit about your group and we'll respond within 3 business days.
Most trainings happen 4–6 weeks out. Faster if it's urgent.
Take the materials with you.
Print, share, post on the breakroom fridge. All resources are creative commons — no permission needed for non-commercial use.
Crisis lines & quick exit
Pocket-sized card with our 24/7 line, the national hotline, and a discreet text option. EN/ES on one card.
Download ZIP"You're not alone" — bathroom poster
Designed for restrooms in clinics, schools, and workplaces. 11×17 print-ready PDF.
Download ZIPManager's quick guide
For supervisors who suspect an employee is in an abusive situation. What to do, what to say, what not to.
Download ZIPHealthy relationships, grades 7–9
Six-lesson middle school curriculum aligned with state health-ed standards. Teacher guide included.
Download ZIPClergy disclosure response
What to say (and what to avoid) when a congregant tells you something is happening at home.
Download ZIPLethality screen card
The 11-question lethality assessment used by responders nationwide. For trained users.
Download ZIPBring us in. Or pick up the phone.
Whether you want a 30-minute talk for your team or a multi-session program for your school, the first step is the same — tell us what you need. Our outreach coordinator handles intake personally, every time.