Survivor Spotlight: Alianne
Alianne shares her experience with domestic abuse and how she found solidarity and support at Sojourner.
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24-hour Domestic Violence Crisis Hotline
Call: 414-933-2722 | Text: 414-877-8100
Main Office
Call: 414-276-1911
24-hour Domestic Violence Crisis Hotline
Call: 414-933-2722 | Text: 414-877-8100
Sojourner delivers life-changing support to nearly 10,000 clients annually, empowering families impacted by domestic violence to secure safety, pursue justice, and rebuild their well-being.
You’re not alone and it’s not your fault. Free, confidential help is available 24/7.
You have the power to break the cycle of violence and to support survivors.
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In 2016, Natalie and her 5 year-old daughter came to Sojourner. Natalie was in shock. She felt she’d done everything right and wondered how she wound up at a domestic abuse shelter. Her healing journey took time and a lot of hard work, and thanks to your support, Sojourner was with her every step of the way.
Fast forward to today … Natalie is focused on living an intentional and purposeful life — and on giving back to others in a very big way.
Your support spreads hope to Sojourner’s clients and beyond.
Alianne shares her experience with domestic abuse and how she found solidarity and support at Sojourner.
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Monica and Tony’s families went way back. Everyone was happy when the young couple got married and Monica became pregnant. But Tony’s temper was explosive and he often got physically aggressive.
VOICES member Jennifer Moston was featured in a ProPublica article that explored some of the challenges survivors of domestic violence experience in the Wisconsin family court system.
Sojourner Family Peace Center is the most comprehensive provider of domestic violence prevention and intervention services in Wisconsin, serving nearly 10,000 clients each year. Established in 1975, Sojourner provides an array of support aimed at helping families affected by domestic violence achieve safety, justice and well-being.
Our primary goals are to ensure the safety of victims of family violence and provide a pathway out of violence for victims and abusers through opportunities to make positive and lasting changes for themselves and their children.
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