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May 2013 Newsletter: InVEST-ing in a Violence-Free Community Wednesday, 15 May 2013 00:00 In the May 2013 Issue of The Shelter's Newsletter: InVEST-ing in a Violence-Free Community; World Elder Abuse Awareness Day; Swinging with Purpose; Healing Arts at Artis-Naples and more!

April 2013 Newsletter: An Eventful Season! Wednesday, 24 April 2013 00:00 The April 2013 issue of The Shelter's newsletter features: Healing Arts at The Phil, Shelter from the Storm, Volunteers Make the Sun Shine, The Brookdale Elder Abuse Response Program, Apple Pie Day at Options and more!   March 2013 Newsletter: Reaching New Heights Monday, 25 March 2013 00:00 The March 2013 issue of The Shelter's newsletter focuses on Reaching New Heights, including Climb for The Shelter, the VAWA reauthorization, Options Fashion Show & Mending Broken Hearts with Hope Luncheon.   February 2013 Newsletter: Teen Dating Violence & Climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro Tuesday, 12 February 2013 00:00 Happy Valentine's Day from The Shelter! Our February 2013 newsletter takes a look at Teen Dating Violence Awareness & Prevention, as well as delves deeper into Glen & Gordon's Climb for The Shelter.   January 2013 Newsletter: Stalking, Climb for The Shelter & More! Friday, 11 January 2013 00:00 Happy New Year from The Shelter! Our January 2013 newsletter features: Stalking, Climb for The Shelter, information on upcoming events and more!

More Articles... December 2012 Newsletter: Economic Empowerment, Holiday Parades & Blessings November 2012 Newsletter: Friends & Families; Mountains & Trains October 2012 Newsletter: Raising Mountains & Raising Awareness September 2012 Newsletter:

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As a certified Domestic Violence Shelter, The Shelter operates in accordance with Florida Coalition Against Domestic Violence guidelines, Department of Children and Families requirements and Florida State s. 39.905. The Shelter continually strives to meet the needs of underserved populations by offering all services to victims of any age, race, ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation, geographic isolation, language spoken and gender. The Shelter’s facilities are Americans with Disabilities Act compliant in order to meet the needs of those with physical impairments who cannot care for themselves. A TDD (Telecommunication Device for the Deaf) telephone line is available at The Shelter for residents who may be hearing impaired and Braille signage is used throughout the building. Because the majority of those we serve with limited English proficiency are Spanish speakers, all of our signage and materials are printed in both English and Spanish. The Shelter also offers materials in Creole to meet the needs of the Haitian community, which is the second largest limited English proficiency population that we serve. Translation needs for other languages are met through the ATT language line. The Shelter maintains a diverse, bi-lingual staff and expands cultural competency through staff training, developing programs for underserved populations, and maintaining and expanding its Immokalee (rural) Outreach Office.