Wear purple and stand with us to honor survivors and remember those who lost their lives to domestic violence. Presented by the Morgan County Domestic Violence Task Force.

SEXUAL ASSAULT AWARENESS MONTH
Buy a pint on the patio and Straight to Ale will match $1 per pint purchased.

Join us for Bad Romance Musical Showcase, a unique collaboration with the NACC Choral Department, featuring musical performances by students and employees to learn more about healthy and unhealthy relationships.

Mad Malts Brewing is hosting a benefit concert with 20% of proceeds going to Crisis Services of North Alabama. On stage will be:

The Key Chains
Lisa Chang 
Mulan Thorneberry
Carly Little

Crisis Services’ Jackson County Victim Advocates will host “A Survivor Speaks” at the Scottsboro Public Library from 11 am – 12 pm. 
 

In coordination with Crisis Services of North Alabama Victim Advocates office in Jackson County, Chaleur Salon will be hosting Haircuts for Hope 10 am - 2 pm. Domestic Violence survivors can call the Jackson County office at 256-574-5826 for more information. 

Crisis Services’ Madison County Administrative Headquarters and Victim Advocates will present “Stop the Silence About Domestic Violence” at The Atrium, Redstone Federal Credit Union at 11:00 am. Mayor Tommy Battle will read a proclamation, a survivor will tell her story and Crisis Services of North Alabama will offer impact statistics for the four counties we serve.  

Crisis Services’ Morgan County Victim Advocates will host "Morgan County Goes Purple for a Purpose" at the Morgan County Courthouse beginning at 12:00 pm. This event calls for the community to stand up and speak out against domestic violence while honoring survivors and remembering those who lost their lives. 

Crisis Services’ Limestone County Victim Advocates will host ”Commemoration and Candlelight Vigil for Domestic Violence Awareness Month” held on the east side of the Limestone County Courthouse beginning at 6:00 pm. Mayor Ronnie Marks will read a proclamation, then attendees will hear survivor stories, learn about domestic violence and find out about local resources to support victims. 

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Turkey Trot Turns Thirty in Twenty-Twenty-Three!

For three decades, we've been organizing the Crisis Services of North Alabama's Turkey Trot 5k– a Thanksgiving Day tradition that brings together families, friends, runners, and walkers of all ages. This year, as we mark the big 3-0, we're inviting you to be a part of the fun and fundraising.

Register before October 30th, 11:59 p.m. and get a free Turkey Trot tee!

Click “GOING” on our Facebook Event to keep up with the latest news about The Trot!

Meet us at Designbyhart Pottery Studio located in Lowe Mill to paint “Heartworks for HOPE Place,” an artist-led, paint-and-donate event in support of Crisis Services’ HOPE Place domestic violence shelters.

The Saturday event runs 5:00 pm -  7:00 pm and the $35 fee covers supplies with the remaining proceeds going directly to Crisis Services of North Alabama. Light snacks will be served and participants may bring their own beverages. To register for the class visit https://tinyurl.com/csnaorg. Space is limited. This is an 18+ only event. For more information, contact kgann@csna.org.

The Jackson County Office of Crisis Services of North Alabama will host a Candlelight Vigil featuring compelling survivor stories.

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Throughout the month of October, Crisis Services of North Alabama will commemorate Domestic Violence Awareness Month with a series of meaningful events across our service area. The events will recognize and honor survivors as well as those who stand against domestic violence.

Throughout the month of October, Crisis Services of North Alabama will commemorate Domestic Violence Awareness Month with a series of meaningful events across our service area. The events will recognize and honor survivors as well as those who stand against domestic violence.

We’ll be at the UAH Pride Resource Fair Extravaganza with a resource table. Come by and say hi, ask questions, and find out more about Crisis Services. Click here for more information.