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If you're living with domestic violence, you already know how quickly things can shift—how hard it can be to feel safe, even in your own home. You don't have to figure this out alone. A safety plan is simply a set of steps, shaped around your life and your situation, that can help you feel more prepared when things feel uncertain. In the guidance that follows, we'll walk through practical, doable ways to protect yourself and the people you love, and to be ready if an emergenc

We recently had the privilege of sharing our story when BRASS, Inc. CEO Tori Henninger sat down with Sean Willis from Watts Up with Bowling Green Winlectric for a podcast conversation that turned into something truly special. What started as a chance to talk about what BRASS, Inc. does every day became one of the most open, heartfelt conversations we’ve had about this work.

We are excited to share that the launch of BRASS, Inc.'s Domestic Violence Mobile Advocacy Response Unit drew significant regional media attention this week, with coverage from WBKO, Spectrum News 1, and WNKY News 40 highlighting the impact this new program will have for survivors across south-central Kentucky.

We have exciting news to share: Marshalls is opening a brand-new location right here in our region, and they're marking the occasion with a meaningful gesture for our community. According to a story published today in the Franklin Favorite, Marshalls will open its newest store at Franklin Shoppes, located at 1379 Nashville Rd. in Franklin, Kentucky, on May 21. As part of their grand opening celebration, Marshalls has announced a $10,000 donation to BRASS, Inc. — and we are

On April 30, 2026, Governor Andy Beshear announced $16 million in federal Victims of Crime Act (VOCA) grant funding awarded to 88 agencies and organizations across Kentucky. BRASS, Inc. is proud to be among this year's recipients, receiving $333,587 to continue providing life-saving services to survivors of domestic violence in our ten-county service region.

BRASS, Inc. is grateful to share some wonderful news — and even more grateful to WNKY News 40 for helping us spread it. We recently received a donation of 5,000 pairs of socks from Bombas, the American sock manufacturer known for its mission-driven giving. It may sound simple, but socks are one of the most requested and most needed items for survivors and their families as they take their first steps toward safety and healing.

This year, on Tuesday, May 12, BRASS, Inc. will participate in Kentucky’s 14th annual Kentucky Gives Day, a statewide 24-hour online giving event.

Taking the first step toward safety is one of the most courageous things a person can do. We know it isn't easy. If you're reading this, you may be scared, exhausted, or unsure of what to expect. You may have questions — about what the shelter looks like, what you'll be asked, whether your children can come with you. We want to answer those questions, and we want you to know: you are not alone, and you will be met with kindness.

This post explains what you can expect when you call the BRASS, Inc. crisis line, how the process works, and the types of support available. Whether you are seeking help for yourself or someone else, knowing what to expect can make the experience less intimidating and more empowering.

This guide offers practical steps for connecting clients to domestic violence resources in Kentucky — with BRASS, Inc. (Barren River Area Safe Space) as your local partner in the Barren River region.

When someone faces the difficult journey of escaping domestic violence, having a strong support system can make all the difference.

BRASS, Inc. is proud to announce that we have been awarded a $68,000 Growth Grant through the Women's Fund of the Community Foundation of South Central Kentucky — funding that will bring us one significant step closer to reaching survivors where they are. The grant was awarded at the Annual Women's Fund Dinner on October 21 at the Knicely Conference Center in Bowling Green.

October marks the beginning of Domestic Violence Awareness Month (DVAM), a time when communities across the nation come together to raise awareness about domestic violence, support survivors, and take action to end the cycle of abuse.

Our volunteers are the backbone of many of our initiatives, bringing energy, commitment, and compassion to every task. From wrapping presents during our Hope for the Holidays campaign to assisting with Shop & Share initiatives, their contributions are truly invaluable.

This October, in recognition of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, BRASS, Inc. was featured on Kentucky Edition, a public affairs program produced by KET and aired on PBS. The segment, titled "Shelter and Support for Domestic Violence Survivors," offers viewers a look inside the work we do every day for survivors across our ten-county region.