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The Durham Crisis Response Center works with the community to end domestic, sexual and family violence and human trafficking through advocacy, education, support and prevention.

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If you are in danger, someone you know has been hurt or assaulted, or you just want to talk,

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919-403-6562

The Durham Crisis Response Center provides free and confidential services to survivors of domestic, sexual, and family violence and human trafficking. Your donation can help provide emergency shelter, crisis interventions, legal advocacy, counseling referrals, and support groups and so much more to those who need it most.

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Durham Crisis Response Center2 days ago

Thank you to all who attended the annual “Reading of the names” of the lives lost to domestic violence this year.

We are thankful to our partners and those who read the list of names, Durham Police Chief Patrice Andrews, Durham Sheriff Department Chief Deputy Brad Whitted, Durham District Attorney Satana Deberry, and DCRC Board Vice-Chair Dr. Carolyn Moore. A silent walk followed this commemorative reading in a show of solidarity, support, and commitment to remember the lives lost and our dedication to victims and survivors of domestic violence.

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Durham Crisis Response Center2 days ago

Join Durham Crisis Response Center on Tuesday October 8th as we participate in the Women's Wellness Fair

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Durham Crisis Response Center5 days ago

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Please join us Friday, October 4th, at The Durham Family Justice Center, as we remember the lives lost to domestic violence and our dedication to victims and survivors.

Friday October 4th at 8am, 101 East Morgan Street, Durham NC.