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Happy Holidays
• To those who have sought and benefited from our services: Thank you for finding us, for believing in us, for believing in yourselves, and for knowing we’re here to help in any way we can. • To Tarrytown VDAY 2019 Committee, Co-Directors and Cast: Thank you for an amazing production – at once vivid, […]
READ MOREHope’s Door Receives Funds to Assist Victims of Human Trafficking
Hope’s Door, in collaboration with the Town of Pound Ridge, Pound Ridge Police Department, Catholic Charities Community Services, and other community partners, has received a grant from the US Department of Justice Office on Violence Against Women, to fund the collaborative “Improving Criminal Justice Responses to Sexual Assault, Domestic Violence, Dating Violence and Stalking” program. […]
READ MOREThe 2019 Annual Fall Luncheon was a Success!
Over 180 people attended the Hope’s Door 2019 Annual Fall Luncheon on Friday October 18 at Scarsdale Golf Club on a glorious fall day. The view from the windows in the club showcased the sugar maples and oaks cloaked in showy reds, yellows and oranges. The event kicked off with networking in the Lakeview Room, […]
READ MOREWhy Don’t You Just Leave?
“Why don’t you just leave?” This may be one of the most common questions that victims of domestic violence hear. Even the most loving and supportive people in the victim’s life can be uninformed about the dangers of leaving an abusive relationship. While leaving can potentially offer a new beginning, it can also put the […]
READ MORESpotlight on Brenda Rodriguez, Hope’s Door Next Step Coordinator
“Self- improvement is a crucial part of progress and happiness in our lives, but we can’t just strive for it aimlessly,” says Brenda Rodriguez, Hope’s Door Next Step Economic Empowerment Coordinator. She adds, “Determination, motivation and dedication are a few key components it takes to become successful.” The Next Step program, which has enrolled 173 […]
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