May is Mental Health Awareness Month

Together, we can work towards a safer and more supportive community for all.

Empowering Healing

JFSA Highlights the

Mental Health Impact of Domestic Abuse This May

Your donation can make a meaningful difference. By supporting JFSA's vital programs, you help provide critical resources such as trauma-informed counseling, emergency assistance, and rapid re-housing services for those affected by domestic violence.

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Early intervention is crucial in preventing domestic violence. Unaddressed mental health issues, substance abuse, lack of social support, and financial stress can increase the risk of abuse.
Initiating conversations and seeking support before a crisis occurs can make a significant difference.

Now more than ever, the urgency is clear—Nevada ranks second-highest state in the nation for domestic violence. These alarming statistics highlight the critical need for awareness, education, and accessible support to break the cycle of abuse and help survivors heal and rebuild.

How You Can Help

Donate to make counseling & support accessible for those in need. Cultural stigma, financial strain, and lack of awareness often keep survivors from getting help.

Share this campaign to help break the silence & help raise funds. Many survivors don’t report abuse due to fear, stigma, or lack of support—your voice can help change that.

Know the signs of abuse and how to support a loved one.

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By addressing the critical link between mental health and domestic abuse, JFSA offers holistic support to the community, ensuring that everyone receives the care and resources they need to heal and thrive.

In the News:

Murders related to domestic violence increase across Las Vegas valley, data shows

In a recent news feature, one of JFSA’s counselors shared powerful insights on how domestic violence affects survivors’ mental health — and how therapy can be a lifeline. Watch the Interview

How JFSA Helps

JFSA delivers compassionate, confidential counseling for everyone—children, teens, adults, couples, families, and groups.

We proudly serve individuals from all walks of life, embracing every religion, race, culture, sexual orientation, and economic background with dignity and respect.

JFSA stands by individuals and families in crisis—providing food and emergency support to prevent utility shutoffs, and guiding those facing homelessness toward lasting stability through rapid re-housing, personalized case management, and wraparound services that foster resilience and self-sufficiency.

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Your support will change lives. With your donation, JFSA can continue delivering compassionate care and essential resources to those impacted by domestic violence. Donate Today.

JFSA's Mental Health Awareness Month, emphasizes the importance of mental health and hidden trauma of domestic abuse and the organization's commitment to compassionate, trauma-informed care:

Your Mental
Health Matters

Through our Behavioral Health program, we offer trauma-informed counseling for individuals and families affected by domestic violence. At JFSA, we offer critical support to those facing life’s toughest challenges. Our dedicated services provide hope and tangible assistance, ensuring no one has to face hardship alone.

What is
Domestic Violence?

Discover the different forms of domestic violence, how to recognize abusers, and how the state of Nevada defines and prosecutes these crimes. Explore statewide resources dedicated to supporting survivors and those seeking help.

Know the Signs
& Seek Support

The Power & Control diagram helps illustrate how abusers use patterns of violence and manipulation to dominate their partners.
Mental Health screening questionnaire.
Programs for the Treatment of Persons Who Commit Domestic Violence.

If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence, resources are available to help. JFSA offers confidential, trauma-informed counseling and support services. Additionally, national resources like the National Domestic Violence Hotline provide 24/7 assistance.

Taking the first step to seek help can be challenging, but it's a vital move toward safety and healing.
Remember, support is available, and you are not alone.

Behavioral Services Programs • 702-732-0304 • Counseling@JFSALV.org