DCAEHS is a grassroots community-based organization dedicated to empowering survivors whose loved ones have been the victims of domestic violence, homicide, and substance abuse. DCAEHS serves as a clearing house of support services facilitated by a team of trained professionals who assist victims, co-victims, and families in Washington, DC and its metropolitan areas. Founding October 2009, DCAEHS continues to empower, educate, train, develop, advocate, and service families through

• domestic violence support groups for battered women, men, and youth

• Domestic Violence Self-Care Planning

• Domestic violence Referral Networking

• Library of Peace

• Networking Partnerships with local churches, businesses, and organizations

• Pastoral Care Chaplaincy Team

• Pastoral Care Interfaith Fellowship Worship Church Services

• Outreach Hospice Program

• Annual Ecclesiastical Walk and Pray for Peace

• Mental Health and Disability Outreach Services

• Clinical Referral Network

• AND MORE

You can play an integral role in DCAEHS' mission to aide those who have been disenfranchised by loss, grief and despair. Your contribution to the DCAEHS empowerment movement helps families heal from the tragedy that has negatively impacted their lives financially, psychologically, emotionally, spiritually, and socially. Whether it's $100 or less in a single donation, a gift of $45.00 per month, or $1,000 or more over a six-month period, your donation is tax deductible to the extent allowable by law under our 501c3 organizational status. All proceeds will be used to benefit surviving families of victims of homicide. Donate today to DCAEHS, an organization with a heart of compassion for victims and co-victims of violence and homicide.  

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