March is National Brain Injury Awareness Month—a time to shed light on the often unseen consequences of Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI). Did you know that domestic violence is a leading cause of TBIs, with effects that can remain hidden for years?

From chronic headaches and memory loss to emotional challenges and cognitive impairments, the impact of brain injuries goes far beyond the physical. Strangulation, in particular, poses a silent yet serious threat to survivors, often leaving no visible marks but causing long-term neurological damage.

At NYSCADV, we are dedicated to raising awareness about this critical issue and empowering survivors to reclaim their narratives.

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Click here to read our latest blog post exploring the intersection of brain injuries and domestic violence, and how you can help us create safer, more supportive communities.

Celebrate Social Work Appreciation Month 2025: Compassion + Action

March is Social Work Month! This year, we're honoring the incredible impact of social workers with the theme “Compassion + Action.” From advocating for justice to supporting survivors of domestic violence, social workers transform empathy into real-world solutions every day.

👉 Read our latest blog post to learn more about the vital role of social workers, the power of advocacy, and how you can join us in celebrating these everyday heroes.

Don’t miss out on recognizing the heart and action behind social work.