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71% of teens regard boyfriends/girlfriends spreading rumors about them on cellphones and social networking sites as a serious problem.
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Does Hubbard House offer any domestic violence education for the community?
Yes. Hubbard House offers extensive training opportunities for a variety of audiences including the community, government, civic, schools, professional and business...
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Internet Alert: Your abuser may be monitoring your Web activities. If your abuser has access to this computer, you may want to consider moving to a secure computer.

It's as if you're on a balance beam. You watch what you say, what you do, how the kids behave, even the way you look. You remember happier days before love was replaced by violence, nurturing replaced by insults, and trust replaced by fear. When will it get better? Can you be safe?

You are not alone. Hubbard House can help you. Make the call now—for the sake of your children and your life.

There is hope when you need it because there is Hubbard House.

  • If you need immediate assistance, dial 911.
  • If you need safe shelter or want to talk to someone, call our 24-hour hotline at (904) 354-3114 or (800) 500-1119.

There are several ways you can protect yourself. If you plan now, you'll be better prepared to break the cycle - and save your life!



If you need immediate assistance, dial 911. If you need safe shelter or want to talk to someone, call our 24-hour hotline at (800) 500-1119 or (904) 354-3114.