The past 18 months have been extraordinarily challenging for all of us in so many ways, but especially for those experiencing trauma and loss due to domestic violence in all its forms. The pandemic exposed domestic violence in new ways and raised awareness for those who are often unseen and unheard. Through it all, Family and Community Resources, Inc. has been able to help keep their doors open to help those experiencing trauma and loss due to domestic violence.

This October, for Domestic Violence Awareness Month, will you join The Wicked Smaht Broads & the Ringer and take action to raise awareness and support for the many victims and survivors of domestic violence? Together we can help change the lives of survivors and their families and help to end the menace of domestic violence.

The Wicked Smaht Broads & The Ringer began as a group of friends playing trivia at Buddy's Union Villa in Easton on Thursday nights. Our Walk For Survivor Safety team is: Linda Siegel-Croker, Laura Streise, Suzanne McCormack, Maura Carney, Christine Donovan & Natalie Fitzgerald, and Patty Spearin, Kathy Turquotte, John Croker & Bernie Siegel.