Through interactive presentations and workshops, our Community Educators promote healthy relationships and empower community members of all ages to understand, prevent and respond effectively to all forms of abuse.
WE EDUCATE. WE TRAIN. WE RAISE AWARENESS.
Education and Training Programs
Each year, our Community Educators visit dozens of schools and youth groups to educate teens and students on healthy relationships and teen dating abuse.
Each year, our Community Educators educate and train adults and professionals from a variety of community groups, government agencies and organizations on domestic abuse, teen relationships, teen dating abuse and teen online safety.
Project Hope
Once a month, by referral from the Collin County DA, we hold a special class for victims of domestic-related crimes who wish to sign an affidavit of non-prosecution.
Outreach and Awareness Programs
For Events, Fairs, Conferences and Rallies
Our Community Education Department strives to make every member of our community aware that abuse is a reality in our community, that help is available for those suffering from abuse and that all our services are free of charge.
Each year, we visit dozens of events, conferences, fairs, rallies and festivals to raise awareness about abuse and the free services that Hope’s Door New Beginning Center offers.
More Information
We love hearing directly from members of our community. If you would like more information or if you have a question regarding our free Community Education Services, please call (972) 422-2911 ext. 254 and ask to speak to our Community Education Program Manager.
You may also submit a Request an Educator Form online to schedule a presentation or ask a question.
