Is Your Relationship Affecting Your Health
Our general health card is for those receiving health care services. It identifies specific health problems that may be associated with chronic stress and offers guidance on how to talk to their children or trusted friends.
Connected Parents, Connected Kids
This card can be used by health care and community based providers to distribute as part of universal education with families to discuss Childhood Experiences (ACEs), relationships, and resilience.
Healthcare Guide For (And By) Survivors of Domestic and Sexual Violence
FUTURES worked in partnership with the Survivor Leadership Cohort to adapt this brochure originally createdin collaboration with the Nationl Center on Domestic Violence, Trauma & Mental Health.
Collection: Products
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Fathering After Violence: Working with Abusive Fathers in Supervised Visitation
This guide is intended to assist the grantees of the Safe Havens: Supervised Visitation and Safe Exchange Grant Program (Supervised Visitation Program or SVP)… View resource -
Has Your Head Been Hurt? Rack Card (Ohio Domestic Violence Network) PDF only
The Has Your Head Been Hurt educational card is a connection tool around issues of traumatic brain injury and strangulation. View resource -
Health, healing, and relationships: You are not alone
"Health, healing, and relationships: You are not alone" Safety Card People living with HIV are more likely to have experienced domestic, sexual, and other… View resource -
Is Your Relationship Affecting Your Health? General Health Safety Card
General Health includes new content on healing from past trauma, while prompting women to reflect on how difficult experiences can shape a person’s life. View resource -
Let's Talk Boundaries, Consent, and Support- New Campus Card
Let's Talk Boundaries, Consent and Support is a safety card designed for college-aged students. View resource -
NTTAP Resources for Health Centers - Memorandum of Understanding
The purpose of this Memorandum of Understanding is to provide a model that contains best practices for building and sustaining health center and domestic… View resource -
Quality Assessment/Quality Improvement Tool for Clinics, Hospitals, and other Health Systems PDF
The following Domestic Violence (DV) Quality Assessment Tool was developed in 2016 by Futures Without Violence and Dr. View resource -
Reflections from the Field: DV Specialized Positions
In 2006, specialists, advocates, CPS, and domestic violence program administrators, and representatives from national organizations convened for Exploring the… View resource -
Safe Places to Rest Your Head: Healing, Heart and Hope
The goal of this safety card is to be both a survivor-centered resource and a useful conversation starter for health care providers, counselors, social… View resource -
Strengthen Families, Prevent Violence Posters
Attorney General Eric Holder launched the Defending Childhood Initiative on September 23, 2010 to address children's exposure to violence. View resource -
Supporting Survivors of Violence and Abuse in Oral Health Care Settings: A Patient Brochure and Guide for Staff
Oral health care staff and providers have an opportunity to work on both systems and practice change to help community members access care and have comfortable… View resource -
Survivor Brochure: Healthcare Guide For (And By) Survivors of Domestic and Sexual Violence
FUTURES worked in partnership with the Survivor Leadership Cohort to adapt this brochure originally created in collaboration with the National Center on… View resource -
Teen Economic Abuse (TEA) Safety Card (PDF)
Teen Economic Abuse (TEA) is a form of dating violence that involves the use of financial control to create dependency and block pathways. View resource -
There's No Excuse for Domestic Violence Bumper Sticker
Black and blue vinyl bumper stickers drive home the message: "There's No Excuse for Domestic Violence". View resource -
We Are Sacred - American Indian/Alaska Native Reproductive Health Safety Card
This safety card was designed for health settings serving Native communities including IHS clinics, Tribal health centers, and Urban Indian Health Centers. View resource -
We Are Worthy Alaska Safety Card
We Are Worthy is a safety card for women and girls of reproductive age who live in Alaska, including those from Alaska Native villages. View resource
