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Legacy Giving Q & A

Domestic violence is a large and complex issue. Planning for the future is as necessary as addressing it today. Legacy giving is a smart financial move for you and a life-changing gift for survivors of domestic violence.

Myths & Facts About Restraining Orders

There are a variety of reasons that a survivor might have against filing a restraining order. Survivors are the best experts of their situations, and it is their right to choose how they want to move forward.

Building Community through Bikes at the Fall Festival

September 21, 2016

On Saturday, September 10th, REACH held the 7th Annual Waltham Neighborhoods Fall Festival. You may have seen posts

Q&A With Reach for the Stars Gala Co-Chair Brooke Brown

September 15, 2016

Every year, the Reach for the Stars Gala provides a night of catching up with old friends, making

What Laura is thinking: Finding the words

September 7, 2016

Sometimes it feels that there are no words. And sometimes it feels that there are too many words.

Summer Camp Reflections

August 31, 2016

For many of us, summer camp was an unforgettable part of our childhood. We made friends, learned new

Tips for Talking to Kids Ages 15-18 About Healthy Relationships

August 25, 2016

Today we present the last in our series on talking to your kids about healthy relationships. This may

Tips for Talking to Kids Ages 11-14 About Healthy Relationships

August 18, 2016

This week, we present the third in our series of blogs on how to talk to your kids

Tips for Talking to Kids Ages 7-10 About Healthy Relationships

August 11, 2016

This week, we present the 2nd week in our series of tips on to talk to your kids

Tips for Talking to Kids Ages 3-6 About Healthy Relationships

August 4, 2016

As we enter the home stretch of summer, we realize that you may have more opportunities to spend

Examining Privilege

July 28, 2016

Last week, REACH’s staff meeting featured a discussion on race and privilege, led by several staff members who