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Even though you may be afraid, embarrassed, or ashamed, your safety and the safety of your children depend on your willingness to take action. YOUR COMMUNITY WILL BE THERE TO SUPPORT YOU.

Do you know someone in a violent relationship? Do you suspect that a friend, relative, or someone you know is being abused? If so, don't be afraid to offer help. You just might save someone's life.

From the National Domestic Violence Hotline. Not all men are abusive. How do you measure up?

Are you being abused or abusing someone? Review the cycle of domestic violence.

Domestic violence under the penal code is defined as abuse committed against an adult or a minor who is a spouse, former spouse, cohabitant, former cohabitant, or person with whom the suspect has had a child or is having or has had a dating or engagement relationship.

People in all walks of life can be victims of family violence or harassment, abuse, or life-endangering situations. Learn how to determine if you or someone you know is being hurt and how to get help.

The Albuquerque Family Advocacy Center would like to thank the sponsors, listed below, for giving above and beyond.

City of Albuquerque Opens Business Resource Center

Business Resource Center will house the New Mexico Minority Business Development Agency and the Small Business Office in Barelas

APD Highlights Fentanyl Operations

Officers, detectives tackle trafficking and street level Fentanyl offenses

Business Resource Center

Business Resource Center Ribbon Cutting

Nonprofit Organizations

This section will help you understand the basics of nonprofit structures. Please note that this information is meant to be an overview. Please consult your attorney when making business decisions.

Moving from Debate to Dialogue

How can a leader shift the discussion climate from debate and argument to dialogue and learning?

Moving Forward Through Challenging Conversations

Methods to have a challenging conversation that will clear the air and ultimately, help you move forward together.

Modeling Respect as a Leader

Ways that a leader can model respect and develop a respectful climate in their organization.

Maintain Your Self-Control

Learn how to respond instead of react to a situation by maintaining your self-control.

Improving Your Perspective

Learn how to respond instead of react to a situation by trying to improve your perspective.

You want to be part of this!

Want to grow your neighborhood involvement? Try developing an effective elevator pitch that you can use anywhere in your neighborhood to talk about the benefits of getting involved. Help your neighbors know they want to be part of what you're doing in the neighborhood!