Interval House, a non-profit organization in Hartford, Connecticut, is dedicated to preventing and intervening in domestic violence cases. The organization’s president and CEO, Mary-Jane Foster, emphasized the urgency of the issue following a series of recent domestic violence incidents across the state.
Foster highlighted Interval House’s prevention efforts, including partnerships with community organizations and outreach programs for children. Despite financial challenges due to potential cuts in federal funding, Foster remains committed to providing support to survivors and victims of domestic violence.
Barbara Nadal-Cristfaro, a former client of Interval House, shared her story of leaving an abusive relationship and finding support through group therapy. She encouraged others facing domestic violence to seek help and prioritize their safety.
Interval House serves 24 towns in Connecticut and offers a 24/7 hotline for those in need of assistance. The organization’s mission is to empower individuals affected by domestic violence and facilitate their journey to safety and healing.
Domestic violence remains a pressing public health crisis, and Interval House’s dedicated team continues to work tirelessly to support those impacted by these traumatic experiences. If you or someone you know is in need of assistance, do not hesitate to reach out to Interval House for help and guidance.
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