MAYDAY
FOCUS GROUPS

Focusing on recognizing signs of domestic violence in relationships and discovering ways to help avoid them in the future. 

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WEEKLY

 

TUESDAYS

4-5pm

This is job and income guidance support, to help rebuild a survivor's independence, secure and maintain housing and help provide resources to achieve financial self-reliance, as a survivor of domestic violence.

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MONTHLY

LAST WEDNESDAYS

9-10am

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Self-healing after trauma - developing healthy habits through healthy habits through introspection, emotional release, creative constructs & healing arts - for survivors of domestic violence & sexual assault

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BI-WEEKLY

2nd & 4th 

FRIDAYS

4-5pm

Home skills for self sufficiency. Building a more stable homelife by understanding balance or work-life-health-family. Everyday home-skills, family essentials, meal plans, food-prep & preservation, natural remedies & more!

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MONTHLY

1st MONDAY

5-6pm

Tools, resources, referrals, and options available for victims & survivors of domestic violence & sexual assault

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MONTHLY

3rd MONDAYS

9-10am

Mayday local law enforcement joins with Mayday Advocates twice a year to help bring awareness and self-defense skills to anyone wishing to learn how to defend themselves against an attacker or abuser, wishing to cause them bodily harm.

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Trainings are held twice a year & open to Baker County residents, age 18 & older or over the age of 15 (with parental consent & supervision). This supports education & awareness for DV/SA survivors and their families.

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APRIL & OCTOBER

1st SATURDAY

11am & 2pm