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ENOUGH DV was born out of a series of Domestic Violence Homicides that occurred across Nebraska in early 2025.

A social media page was started that gained over 1500 followers, highlighting systemic gaps, survivor stories and with a front row seat to the aftermath we recognize the need for change.

We are early in our journey with a small, intimately affected, and a committed board that is formulating our strategy, support services, and future plans.

We thank you for your support understanding and patience as we travel this journey together.

What is domestic violence?

Domestic violence is a pattern of abusive behavior in a relationship where one partner seeks to gain or maintain control over another intimate partner. It can take many forms, including:

Physical abuse – Hitting, slapping, pushing, or other forms of bodily harm.
Emotional abuse – Manipulation, intimidation, humiliation, or verbal threats.
Sexual abuse – Coercion, assault, or unwanted sexual contact.
Economic abuse – Controlling finances, restricting access to money or employment.
Psychological abuse – Instilling fear, isolating the victim, or using threats to exert control.

Empowering Survivors, Changing Lives

At Enough DV, we empower victims and support survivors of domestic violence through advocacy, resources, and community education for lasting change.

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Our Mission and Vision

At ENOUGH DV (Enough Domestic Violence) our mission is to break the cycle of domestic violence by empowering victims, supporting survivors, changing laws and educating communities.

Guided by our belief in resilience redefined and hope restored, we offer compassionate advocacy, comprehensive resources, and a commitment to creating safe spaces. Together, we strive to foster healing, resilience, and lasting societal change for individuals and families affected by domestic violence.

Empowerment and Healing

Supporting survivors and fostering resilience through advocacy, education, and community engagement.

Compassionate Advocacy

We provide personalized support to help victims navigate their journey towards safety and empowerment.

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Comprehensive Resources

Access vital information and tools designed to assist individuals and families affected by domestic violence.

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We are here to confidentially support you, answer your questions, learn from your stories and advocate for change.

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Empowerment

Fostering healing and resilience for domestic violence survivors together.

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