According to research done by the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence (NCADV), one in six women and one in 17 men have experienced some form of stalking in their lifetime. Idaho has recently changed its laws relating to stalking. Learn more about how this affects our work at the WCA.
Rachel Abell, Court Advocate Coordinator
This January, the Prevention team challenges you to set intentions that promote meaningful connections. Practice active listening with your partner or have conversations with friends about where you see opportunities for civic action in your community. Learn more about intention-building in this month’s 
2021 was certainly a year to remember for the WCA Philanthropy team! Even though it was challenging to host in-person events during this global health crisis, we were still able to achieve so much with your support. 
Our deepest gratitude to all the individuals, families and organizations involved with this past season of giving! The Giving Tree, the Holiday Sponsorship program and many other donation drives have provided immeasurable comfort and joy to the WCA and our clients. We thank you. 
“Our board of directors is incredibly passionate about serving Idahoans. The WCA is a testament to how we can support our community and do the right thing to support all of our neighbors.”
Domestic Violence Awareness Month – 2023
Domestic Violence Awareness Month October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month and the WCA will be holding a joint press conference on September 29 at the Idaho Peace Officers’ Memorial at 10am. The WCA and other Domestic Violence service providers will be on site with information and awareness raising materials for our community members. Elected officials […]
