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Read CEO Tori Henninger’s October letter highlighting survivor stories, Steps for Safety, and ways to help survivors build safe, stable homes.

BRASS, Inc. is proud to celebrate Debbie Chandler, who has been honored with the Peace in Kentucky Homes Award from ZeroV in recognition of her dedication to supporting survivors of domestic violence.

My Beautiful Life Project gave BRASS, Inc. shelter residents a free spa day with haircuts, manicures, and massages, plus fun for the kids.

BRASS, Inc.’s inaugural Steps for Safety 5K & Kids Fun Run brought 96 participants together on October 10 and raised more than $8,300 to support survivors of domestic violence.

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month — a time to raise awareness, challenge misconceptions and remind survivors that they are not alone. Recently, WNKY News 40 shared Elizabeth Wood’s story of surviving domestic violence. Elizabeth courageously spoke about years of abuse, the fear that kept her from leaving and the lasting impact of what she experienced.

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and this year BRASS, Inc. is showing up all across south-central Kentucky: at candlelight vigils, fall festivals, trick-or-treat nights, pop-up shops, and more.

Forty-six years ago, this community made a promise: that no one facing domestic violence should have to face it alone. As we mark BRASS, Inc.'s 46th anniversary, I've been thinking about how far that promise has traveled.

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.