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NCCADV
123 W. Main Street, Suite 700
Durham, NC 27701
Phone: 919.956.9124
FAX: 919.682.1449
Toll Free:
1-888-232-9124


NCCADV
Western Office

PO Box 17398
Asheville, NC 28816

Phone: 828.505.3708
 

 

The North Carolina Coalition Against Domestic Violence (NCCADV) is a community of agencies and individuals who serve battered women and their children. We are committed to building a society in which our shared beliefs and institutions discourage violence against women. NCCADV was founded in 1981 with 21 participating programs and now includes over 90 member programs. Areas of support to member programs include technical assistance, training, information about public policy initiatives, and activities to increase public awareness.

Training Institute

Technical Assistance
NCCADV provides a variety of technical assistance to those working in the field of domestic violence and allied professions. Available technical assistance includes:

  • Answering questions over the phone or by email
  • Providing information packets prepared on specialized topics
  • Surveying the research in a selected field
  • Designing assistance tailored to requester’s need
  • Program materials

NCCADV staff members also attend regional and committee meetings to provide updates from the Coalition office. Additionally, the Coalition sponsors semi-annual membership meetings to encourage networking and program sharing.

Public Awareness Activities

NCCADV works with a variety of other entities to keep the issue of domestic violence in the public eye. Local and statewide collaborations have in the past produced several media and print campaigns. National resources are often available to us as well for awareness campaigns. In 2001, NCCADV produced an informational video about the Coalition and our state’s efforts to end domestic violence. Additionally, member programs receive monthly mailings from the Coalition with information on statewide and national issues that may require action on the part of the programs. Individual and organizational members also receive quarterly newsletters that keep them up to date about what is happening in the domestic violence movement.

Domestic Violence Awareness Month

2006 DVAM Proclamation

State of North Carolina Domestic
Violence Awareness Month and National Unity Day
2006 DVAM Proclamation...by the Governor of the State of North Carolina, Michael F. Eeasley. Please click here for a larger view --->

Coaching Boys Into Men

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