Gray's Trauma Informed Care Services Corp

05/11/2025

Happy Mother's Day!!!!

10/02/2024

Domestic Violence Awareness Month (DVAM) is observed every October to raise awareness about the prevalence of domestic violence and to advocate for the rights and safety of survivors. Established in 1987, DVAM aims to bring attention to the often-hidden issue of domestic violence and to foster a collective effort in supporting victims and preventing abuse. Domestic violence affects individuals regardless of age, gender, or socio-economic background, and it can lead to long-lasting physical, emotional, and psychological harm.

DVAM is important because it helps break the silence surrounding domestic violence, encourages open conversations, and empowers survivors to seek help. It also highlights the need for community-based solutions, law reforms, and support services to protect those at risk. By raising awareness, DVAM promotes education, prevention, and support for survivors, ultimately working toward a future where everyone can live free from abuse and fear.

10/02/2024

09/06/2024

AB 2432 has reached Governor Newsom's desk! This bill creates a critically needed permanent funding stream so victim services organizations have resources to help Californians in crisis. This funding would be established in the years ahead by holding corporations criminally accountable for harms committed against Californians. Go Victim Services Providers GO!

06/25/2024

Come see a great presentation on "Polyvictims and the Issues with Cult Victims and Domestic Violence." Scan the QR for more information. The statewide DV conference is hosted by the California Partnership to End Domestic Violence. The presentation will be presented by Dr. Amber Deneén Gray of Gray’s Trauma-Informed Care Services Corp and Dr. Tabitha Marie Chapman, Executive Director of The Freedom Train Project Incorporated. You don't want to miss this presentation!

06/20/2024