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A collection of items including a purple button that says 'Advocate for Survivors,' a white water bottle with a purple logo, a white bucket hat with a purple logo, a black event ticket for October 17th at 7 pm, a purple card with 'and more!' written on it, and black tags with a barcode and a logo.

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We provide accessible support to survivors..

Over 10 million people experience domestic violence in the U.S. each year. Resources and education are limited, leaving survivors to face many barriers in accessing the help they need.

Speak Your Truth Today’s virtual support group has helped nearly 20,000 survivors find hope and healing.

  • “I give credit to Speak your Truth for a huge part of my healing. I didn’t have the words for so long after I left… Suddenly, I had the words… I finally felt truly seen.”

    — Teagan, SYTT Member

  • “Being able to hear other stories has been incredibly helpful…It gives hope. Hope that there is a way out of abuse and healthy and happy relationships are possible…”

    Lynne, SYTT Member

  • “Knowing I am not alone helps. Having others that listen and care warms my heart. Speak Your Truth is like a force that helps us share our pain. Just to be able to hand your heart ache off to others, even for a moment, is incredible… “

    — Tom, SYTT Member

  • “My healing journey started years before, but after joining SYTT a month ago, I realized I have more room to heal and grow. I have not had the courage to post or even offer my real name in the group. But, I am there, watching and being inspired daily.”

    — Michel, SYTT Member

  • “Thank you for giving a voice to those who may feel peace, are free, but aren’t comfortable being public just yet. The option to be anonymous is a blessing.”

    — Alberto, SYTT Member

  • “Knowing there are other individuals who have been through almost the exact same situations as me… reading testimonies of others & having people to lean on who actually understand has helped me tremendously.”

    — Erika, SYTT Member

  • “Finding SYTT literally saved me… Finding validation, being believed, gaining clarity and education on abuse has been healing in a way I never thought possible.”

    — Nikki, SYTT Member

Learn more about how SYTT supports survivors of domestic violence.