MUDD

1. Safety and Protection – Providing immediate support, shelter, and resources to survivors to ensure their safety.
2. Prevention and Education – Raising awareness about domestic violence through workshops, outreach, and community education.
3. Empowerment and Advocacy – Helping survivors regain independence through counseling, legal assistance, and financial literacy programs.
4. Support Services – Offering crisis intervention, mental health support, and case management tailored to each survivor’s needs.
5. Accountability for Offenders – Working with legal systems and rehabilitation programs to address abusive behaviors and reduce repeat offenses.
6. Community Collaboration – Partnering with law enforcement, healthcare providers, and social services to create a coordinated response.
7. Policy and Systemic Change – Advocating for stronger laws, workplace protections, and societal shifts to prevent domestic violence.