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Research suggests that injury related deaths, including homicide and suicide, account for approximately one-third of all maternal mortality cases, while medical reasons make up the rest. But, homicide is the leading cause of death overall for pregnant women.
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What is an injunction for protection?
An injunction for protection provides you with legal protection against someone who threatens your life and safety...
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Hubbard House provides domestic violence education for a number of different sectors of the community. These sectors are divided into two main areas: Community Training and Professional Training. Hubbard House educators, experienced in domestic violence prevention, facilitate these trainings, which are specifically tailored to the audience.
Community Trainings
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Civic groups | Law enforcement
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Community groups | Legal professionals
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Schools/Colleges | Medical professionals
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Religious organizations | Professional organizations
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Local businesses | City employees
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Youth groups/organizations | Workplace violence
Therapists/counselors
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To learn more about education and training opportunities available through Hubbard House, please call (904) 354-0076 ext. 209 or email
education@hubbardhouse.org.
Continuing Education Training
In Florida, most licensed medical professionals are required to attend two hours of domestic violence training from an approved provider on a periodic basis. Hubbard House is an approved provider for nurses and mental health providers. Our training is available for all professionals who need continuing education credits or contact hours for licensure.
For more information about CEU-based domestic violence training, please call (904) 354-0076 ext. 209 or email
ceu@hubbardhouse.org.
Domestic Violence In The Workplace Training
Domestic violence affects every aspect of an individual’s life, including work. Hubbard House has developed a curriculum designed to educate employers and employees about the effects of domestic violence on the workplace. The training includes information about how to identify abuse, strategies for communicating with victims and abusers, and safety planning in the workplace. Trainings can be customized for employees as well as management.
For more information about Domestic Violence in the Workplace training, please call (904) 354-0076 ext. 209 or email
education@hubbardhouse.org.
Domestic Violence in Later Life Training
Hubbard House, in partnership with The Women’s Center of Jacksonville and other community agencies, has created an award-winning training curriculum designed for professionals who work with elders. To schedule a training, please call (904) 354-0076 ext. 329 or email
dclark@hubbardhouse.org.