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Community Education

At Laurel House we understand that educating the public is one of the most effective tools for reducing domestic violence. The Laurel House Community Educators provide free, interactive professional development, and other speaking engagements.

Our programs are designed to inform participants about healthy friendships and dating relationships. Check out our program descriptions for more information.

Our Curriculum Covers:

Creating a framework to build and maintain healthy relationships

Recognize healthy, unhealthy, and abusive behaviors

Develop bystander interventions strategies for helping a friend

Identify community resources/services available


While these programs are typically presented in school settings, they can also be adapted to fit the needs of youth-based organizations.

Trainings Available For:

Parents, caregivers, educators, coaches, etc.

Middle school, high school, college students

Student organizations: clubs, Greek life, athletes

Youth groups

Faith leaders

Medical staff

Law enforcement

We can adapt our programs based on audience and organization needs.

College Partnerships:


Under the guidance of Pennsylvania’s It’s On Us Act (Act 55), Laurel House has developed partnerships with 22 colleges, universities, and other post-secondary institutions in Montgomery County to provide our services on their campuses.

Services we provide to students, faculty, and staff at our partner institutions include:

Trainings and workshops on recognizing and responding to intimate partner violence on college campuses

Guest Speakers on the intersection of many classroom subjects with intimate partner violence

Informational Materials on Laurel House’s free and confidential services

Guidance and Support for implementing school policy to address teen dating violence

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