Su Casa - Ending Domestic Violence

08/26/2026

Women's Equality Day reminds us that true equality means every individual has the opportunity to live safely, pursue an education, build financial independence and make decisions free from violence.

At Su Casa, we're committed to empowering survivors as they rebuild their lives and futures.

Together, we can create communities where safety and equality go hand in hand.

07/29/2026

📢 We're Hiring: Development Consultant 💜

Are you passionate about nonprofit fundraising and making a meaningful impact?

Su Casa is seeking a strategic, results-oriented Development Consultant to help grow philanthropic support and strengthen our mission of ending domestic violence.

This flexible, hybrid consulting opportunity is ideal for an experienced fundraising professional with expertise in donor relations, fundraising strategy, special events and donor database management.

✨ Approximately 15 hours/week
📍 Long Beach (Hybrid Schedule)
💜 Help empower survivors and strengthen our community

If you're ready to use your fundraising expertise to create lasting change, we'd love to hear from you.

🔗 Full job description at https://sucasadv.org/employment/
🔗 Apply through Indeed https://www.indeed.com/cmp/Su-Casa-~-Ending-Domestic-Violence/jobs

07/26/2026

International Self-Care Day 💚

Self-care doesn't have to be a spa day, a vacation or an expensive treat.

For someone in an abusive or recovering from an abusive relationship, self-care may simply be:
🌿 Taking a few deep breaths
💧 Drinking a glass of water
🚶 Taking a short walk
🚿 Taking a shower
💜 Reminding yourself that you are not alone and deserve to feel safe

When you're living in survival mode, even the smallest act of caring for yourself is an act of strength and a few minutes a day can be a small step towards learning what you want.

💬 What is one small act of self-care you can practice today?

☎️ If you or someone you know needs support, help is available. Call our 24/7 hotline (562) 402-4888 💪💖
🔗 Learn more at sucasadv.org

07/22/2026

Why didn't you just leave?"

It's one of the most common questions survivors hear and one of the most harmful.

Leaving an abusive relationship is rarely a single moment. It's often a process shaped by safety, finances, children, pets, housing, emotional trauma and many other factors that are unique to each survivor.

For many, leaving can also be the most dangerous time. ⚠️ As an abusive partner loses control, the risk of violence may increase, making careful safety planning essential.

There is no "right" time to leave and no two journeys look the same.

Every survivor deserves compassion, understanding and the opportunity to make decisions about their safety *on their own terms*.

💬 If you or someone you know needs support, help is available. Call our 24/7 hotline (562) 402-4888 💪💖
🔗 Learn more at sucasadv.org

07/15/2026

Words matter. 💜

When someone shares their experience with domestic violence, the way we respond can either create safety or make them feel more alone.

Many survivors already carry feelings of fear, shame, self-doubt and isolation. If we blame, judge or minimize their experiences, it can make it harder to seek help.

Instead of asking "Why didn't you leave?", try saying:
💬 I believe you.
💬 Everyone deserves to feel safe.
💬 You are not alone.

Listening without judgment can make a difference.

💬 If you or someone you know needs support, help is available. Call our 24/7 hotline (562) 402-4888 💪💖
🔗 Learn more at sucasadv.org

07/01/2026

Summer is a season of connection ☀️🌡️🏖️, but for many survivors, it can also be a time of increased risk.

Our July newsletter explores why domestic violence incidents often rise during the summer months, the facts behind major sporting events and abuse, and how each of us can help create safer communities.

Together, we can raise awareness, support survivors and build a future where every individual and family can live free from violence.

📩 Subscribe to read our July newsletter at www.sucasadv.org

06/30/2026

June is National PTSD Awareness Month.

For many survivors of domestic violence, the trauma doesn't end when they leave an abusive relationship. The emotional and psychological effects can continue long after the physical abuse ended impacting a person's sense of safety.

Bri's story is one example of how domestic violence can leave lasting trauma. Like many survivors, she spent years questioning whether what she experienced "counted" as abuse because there were no visible bruises.

At Su Casa, we provide emergency shelter, counseling, advocacy, and resources to help survivors and their children move from crisis to healing.

💚 You are not alone.
📩 Subscribe to our newsletter for survivor stories, educational resources and ways to support survivors in our community.
🔗 www.sucasadv.org

06/02/2026

June marks National PTSD Awareness Month, a crucial time to shed light on the impact of trauma, especially for survivors of domestic violence. With 31% to 84% of these individuals experiencing PTSD, it's vital we support their healing journey. Bri's inspiring story highlights the strength found in seeking help and community support. Join us in raising awareness, breaking the stigma, and fostering healing through trauma-informed services. Together, we can make a difference!

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12/09/2025

The holidays can be triggering for many survivors of domestic violence. We want to remind you that your safety, peace, and well-being matter.

Whether it’s saying no to toxic family dynamics, carving out quiet time, or reminding yourself of your strengths.

If you or someone you know is in need of support, our 24-hour hotline is always available.

24-Hour Hotline: (562) 402-4888
www.sucasadv.org

12/02/2025

💜 Today is

At Su Casa, every dollar you give helps a survivor find safety, a child find comfort, and a family begin to heal.

We can’t do this work alone. Your support ensures that those escaping domestic violence have access to shelter, counseling, food, advocacy, and so much more.

✨ Here's how you can help today:
🔹 Donate at the link in our bio
🔹 Become a monthly supporter
🔹 Share this post and spread the mission

Together, we can break the cycle of violence and build futures filled with strength and peace.

Tap the link in bio to give today.