She'd been married 25 years. For the first time, she showed her record of verbal and physical domestic violence to someone else, someone who could help. Since 1980, the Family Violence Shelter has provided about 600 Kaua'i women and their children with a house where they can be safe from domestic violence and regain charge of their lives. The only such program on the island, the shelter primarily serves women with limited financial resources. High-income women go off island to psychiatrists.
Domestic violence occurs across the economic board.
Likewise, state statistics show it occurs in all age brackets, and among all ethnic groups, though Caucasians are the most inclined to seek help. How to cope with a breakup. Commuting with the masses has its benefits. The first step to fitness is choosing a good walking shoe. Home Island Scene Online is not intended to replace the advice of health care professionals.