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Survivor Story 4: My story is a reverse Pandora’s Box
What I found shocked me and revealed the fierce grip abuse can have on victims, even when those memories are buried in the deepest corners of our mind.
Survivor Story 3: I was leaving my support group behind.
Contrary to what the song says, love should not hurt. Not in these ways.
Survivor Story 6: Fear
Fear. It’s the ultimate four-letter word. Have you ever seen a movie where the bad guy captures the hero’s family and the protagonist says: “whatever you do, don’t hurt them”? That was me.
Survivor Story 5: Above All Else I was heard…
I confided in my son’s pediatrician. His face grew ashen and implored me to seek the help of the Women’s Alliance (WOMA). “Your son is not growing up in that environment,” he said.
Board Member Spotlight: Pat Bashaw
Pat is our board's unofficial "historian" carrying institutional knowledge and playing a key role in the capital campaign 22 years ago for building HomeSafe, transitional housing for victims of domestic violence and their children.
Board Member Spotlight: Marianne Aldoradio
Marianne was born and raised in our beautiful city of San Jose. She started working in tech very early on in her life but now helps others succeed through her work as a career coach. She was first introduced to and has been working with Next Door Solutions since 2010.
Parenting after Violence Healing Workshops
Workshops for mothers of young and teenage children 6 Week Workshop in English and Spanish April 13 - May 20, 2021
Survivor Story 2: I finished his control over me
Your muscles hurt. Your lungs hurt. Your skin hurts. Lastly, your heart hurts.
Board Member Spotlight: Melissa Hollatz
Melissa is celebrating 15 years with NDS. As a corporate partner at the law firm of Wilson Sonsini Goodrich and Rosati, she focuses on doing mergers and acquisitions. She was introduced to NDS while helping work on a merger with another non-profit. “I was so impressed with the team and the mission of NDS....”
Survivor Story 1: This is my story
The police report had the basics: my name, the department’s logo, and my statement, neatly typed. But there was more: it included Next Door Solutions’ information. I am eternally grateful it did.