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The event celebrated two decades of community generosity and a shared commitment to ending domestic violence.

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On Saturday, Sept. 12, community members came together at the Church of the Covenant in Washington for Domestic Violence Services of Southwestern PA’s annual Peace from DV Walk — a morning filled with hope, movement, and a shared commitment to creating safer communities.

In response to the tragic death of Karoline Heintz, DVSSP shares a message of remembrance, support, and hope, while calling on our community to work together to prevent relationship violence and create a future rooted in safety, dignity, and respect.

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DVSSP has been selected to participate in Henry L. Hillman Foundation's Capitalization Initiative, a three-year project designed to help nonprofit organizations strengthen their long-term sustainability and community impact.

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Domestic Violence Services of Southwestern Pennsylvania (DVSSP) has received notice of an upcoming reduction in federal funding through the Victims of Crime Act (VOCA), a primary source of support for victim service agencies nationwide.

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As the government shutdown continues, many families are facing delays in critical programs like SNAP and WIC. Local food banks and community centers are stepping up to help — and they need our support too. We’ve compiled a list of food resources available in Washington, Greene, and Fayette counties, along with ways you can give back.