Domestic violence doesn’t end with age. Abuse can affect older couples too, often in silence. Learn the signs, understand the risks, and discover ways to support older survivors.
Domestic Violence in Older Couples: Breaking the Silence in the Caribbean Read More »
The cycle of abuse explains why many survivors feel trapped, hopeful and afraid all at once. Moving through tension, explosions, apologies and brief calm, the pattern can be difficult to recognise and even harder to break. Understanding these stages helps us support survivors and challenge the silence surrounding domestic violence in our region.
The Cycle of Abuse: Understanding the Pattern to Break It Read More »
Healthy relationships are built on respect, trust, and mutual care. This article explores the green flags that strengthen love, the red flags that signal risk, and the boundaries that keep relationships safe. Understanding these signs helps us recognise healthy connection, support others, and avoid patterns that can lead to harm.
What Healthy Love Looks Like: Red Flags, Green Flags, and Boundaries Read More »
Domestic violence is more than physical harm. It includes emotional, financial, digital, and psychological behaviours that undermine a person’s safety and autonomy. Recognising the signs is the first step toward protection and support. This article outlines the types of abuse, how they show up, and why awareness saves lives.
Domestic Violence in Focus: How to Identify the Warning Signs Early Read More »
Digital abuse is real violence – and it’s on the rise in the Caribbean. From repeated unwanted messages to threats, stalking and sharing private images without consent, online harassment can cause deep emotional harm. Learn how to recognise the signs, protect yourself and your family, and take practical steps to stay safe online during the 16 Days of Activism and beyond.
Understanding Digital Abuse: When Online Harassment Becomes Real Harm Read More »
Supporting a survivor of domestic or gender-based violence can start with simple, meaningful actions. Learn five practical ways to stand with a survivor – from listening and believing them to connecting them with help and advocating for safety in your community.
5 Ways to Stand With a Survivor of Domestic Abuse Read More »
The 16 Days of Activism is a global campaign against gender-based violence, starting on November 25 and ending on December 10. AADA invites participation in the I Stand With You campaign to raise awareness. Sharing supportive messages or personal stories fosters solidarity and helps survivors feel empowered and acknowledged.
Join AADA’s I Stand With You Campaign During 16 Days of Activism Read More »
Local businesses came together to support AADA’s 2024 Food Hamper Programme, donating fresh produce, meats, and pantry essentials to help families in need.
Generosity in Action: Local Businesses Support AADA’s 2024 Food Hampers Read More »
Raising Awareness and Taking Action – October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month October marks Domestic Violence Awareness Month, a time to focus on an issue that often remains hidden behind closed doors. Domestic abuse (DA) and domestic violence (DV) affect countless individuals across the globe, and it’s critical to raise awareness, break the stigma, and
Raising Awareness and Taking Action – October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month Read More »
