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Domestic Violence Services of Southwestern Pennsylvania (DVSSP) celebrates the passage of Pennsylvania’s Protection from Abuse Act 146 to expand protections to include companion animals.

Range’s women’s employee resource group, RENEW, made the holidays brighter for DVSSP's incoming clients. As part of a three-year partnership, RENEW committed to helping transform DVSSP’s Washington safe house, which serves as a place of refuge for those fleeing domestic violence.

We are thrilled to share that much-needed renovations are now complete at the Washington Safe House.

Donate to DVSSP through #WCCFGives through Sept. 19 and your donation will be increased by a percentage of a $100,000 bonus pool!

Domestic Violence Services of Southwestern Pennsylvania (DVSSP) is proud to announce its 40th anniversary, marking four decades of unwavering dedication to empowering survivors of domestic violence.

DVSSP CEO Lisa G. Hannum retires after 19 years of service, and a new leadership team is announced.

Over 200 members of the community attended the event on Oct. 18 at the Hilton Garden Inn Pittsburgh / Southpointe in Canonsburg. Every dollar raised at the event will help provide free and confidential services that help survivors of domestic violence and their children in Washington, Greene, and Fayette counties.

Students in the Carmichaels Area School District (CASD) have new artwork to enjoy thanks to a unique project that repurposed aluminum soda pop cans to create murals at the district’s elementary center.