ODVN’s office is closed in response to the Governor’s executive order, but the staff at ODVN are working remotely to continue providing services to survivors, programs, and the community.
ODVN COVID-19 Report
ODVN’s Hotel Assistance Program
The Governor has declared that domestic violence survivors are exempt from his Stay-at-Home order and that shelters are essential services and should continue providing services. This guidance is intended to help programs serve survivors and their families as safely as possible. Also included is guidance for how shelters should respond when survivors are seeking services and residents have symptoms of the virus or have tested positively for it.
Stay at Home Order
Interim Guidance for DV Programs
Due to recent concerns over the coronavirus and guidance from the state, ODVN has decided to convert all in-person trainings to free webinars that are scheduled through May. If you have registered for the training, you will receive an email notification prior to the date of the training with information including the link to the webinar. Please visit ODVN’s Training and Events page for a full list of trainings affected by this.
Our Organization
ODVN’s purpose is to support and strengthen Ohio’s response to domestic violence through training, public awareness, and technical assistance and to promote social change through the implementation of public policy. ODVN maintains a commitment to the empowerment of battered women and children as well as to the elimination of personal, institutional, and cultural violence.
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Our Mission
The Ohio Domestic Violence Network advances the principles that all people have the right to an oppression and violence-free life; fosters changes in our economic, social, and political systems; and brings leadership, expertise, and best practices to community programs.
Membership
By becoming a member of the Ohio Domestic Violence Network (ODVN), you benefit over 70 local domestic violence programs statewide. It is critical we continue our leadership role in domestic violence advocacy and education across Ohio. Your concern and generosity help to ensure that this work will continue.
Donations
Take a stand against domestic violence. Become a member or make a donation today!
Our Partners
Center for Disease Control and Prevention, Department of Justice, Department of Human and Health Services
Training Resources
ODVN offers a wide variety of training resources for the community.
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Latest Resources
Downloadable Resources
Helping you through. Below are free downloadable resources available to all. CHATS: Head Injury Identification and Accommodation Tool Head Injury Education Card: Has Your Head Been Hurt? Invisible Injuries Booklet: When Your Head is Hurt...
COVID-19 Resources
ODVN is committed to providing Ohio domestic violence programs with up-to-date, ongoing and comprehensive resources related to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Self-Care Corner
Certainly taking the time to take care of yourself is easier said than done. Making self-care a priority not only keeps you in this movement but also makes you a better advocate.
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