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Doorways will be partnering with the Inova Ewing FACT Department on November 14th to talk about Domestic and Sexual Violence programs and services available in the Arlington Community.

Doorways offers a comprehensive domestic and sexual violence response to the community. As a first priority, Doorways staff and volunteers ensure all callers to our Hotline are provided with crisis intervention and safety planning 24-hours a day. The Hotline is also the gateway to the Doorways’ Safehouse for those fleeing imminent danger. In addition, staff and volunteers provide comprehensive information on local resources, referrals and other wrap-around services. These services include our Doorways Court Advocacy program and our Revive Counseling program. Additionally, we provide a 24-hour hospital response for survivors of sexual assault and those seeking a domestic violence forensic exams.

The Inova Ewing Forensic Assessment and Consultation Team’s (FACT) mission is to address the unique needs of abused children and adults in our community. The trained and compassionate staff offer expert medical evaluation, forensic evidence collection, DNA collection, and provide expert interpretation based on training, experience and medical data. They offer injury assessment and documentation, as well as referrals to legal resources, preventative medications, shelters and support services for intimate partner violence, sexual assault, and strangulation. They care for victims of rape, sexual assault, and domestic violence with or without police involvement.

Together, on November 14, we hope to enhance understanding of the resources available to every member of our community.

For more information on upcoming lectures and other events, please visit the AGLA website (www.agla.org). Do you have an idea for a lecture topic? If so, we would love to hear from you! Please submit your ideas for topics to: info@agla.org.

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Please call and reserve a spot so we may set up room with enough chairs
Arlington Mill Community Center
(703) 228-7790

AGLA’s next Speakers Forum is scheduled for Wednesday, November 14, from 7:00 to 8:30 pm at the Arlington Mill Senior Center, 909 S. Dinwiddie St., Arlington, Virginia.

KNOW YOUR RESOURCES
It’s important to know and understand the services available to the LGBTQA community in the event of domestic violence. Doorways and the Inova Ewing Forensic Assessment and Consultation Team (FACT) will discuss important services available to the community including hotlines, advocacy, and counseling.

For more information on upcoming lectures and other events, please visit the AGLA website (www.agla.org). Do you have an idea for a lecture topic? If so, we would love to hear from you! Please submit your ideas for topics to: info@agla.org.

Please call and reserve a spot so we may set up room with enough chairs

Arlington Mill Community Center
(703) 228-7790