Armed with a basic understanding of how things will unfold, teens can feel empowered knowing that they’ve spoken up and are then free to seek out support.
This grant will substantially expand DOVE’s ongoing efforts to offer wellness programming, through the addition of new community offerings focused on healing, education, life skills, and beyond.
Throughout the past 10 years, DOVE has met islanders’ needs by expanding its services.
Vashon Sisterhood — a nonprofit offering programs to empower and mentor island girls and female-identifying students — has now become…
Vashon business glow purple in support of DOVE’s “We Believe Survivors” campaign.
The DOVE Project exists to provide support and hope to survivors of domestic violence.
One in four women experiences violence at the hands of a man
Audience members watching performances of “The Odd Couple-Female Version” were invited to donate.
Iconic Seattle band Pearl Jam has been in the news recently after raising nearly $11 million to fight homelessness through…
The DOVE Project, the island’s domestic violence agency, is moving into a new home in town this month.
Vashon’s DOVE Project, the island’s domestic violence agency, is in the midst of transition, as Executive Director Betsey Archambault is…
The DOVE Project, the island’s domestic violence agency, has moved out of its offices at Courthouse Square and will be…
When I write for the Beachcomber, typically my aim is to provoke a few chuckles, but today, I’d like to…