Unite to Transform: Ending Abuse Through Community Education and Awareness
33%
of all police time is spent responding to domestic disturbance calls.
1 in 4
women report experiencing domestic violence in their lifetime.
60%
of Americans knows a victim of domestic violence or sexual assault or both.
Sophia’s Hope for a Safer Tomorrow, Inc.
Our mission is to nurture a welcoming and supportive environment where individuals facing emotional trauma after traumatic abuse feel safe, respected, and understood. Building relationships with our clients and providing them with a sense of community and connection is our number one priority.
Victim's Bill of
Personal Rights
You have the right to….
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To be treated with respect;
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To express your own opinions;
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To show your feelings;
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To feel safe;
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To have other friends and outside interests;
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To privacy and time alone;
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To say NO;
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To start a relationship slowly;
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To be yourself;
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To spend time with your own friends;
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The right to tell a partner that violence will not be tolerated;
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To end a relationship.
Not safe at home? Is your partner abusing or threatening you? Don't wait! Safety and support are just a call away!”
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About
Sophia’s Hope for a Safer Tomorrow, Inc was formed in 2023 as a 501c3 nonprofit organization. The company was formed to help spread awareness of domestic violence and sexual assault, in hopes to help educate the community about the devastating effects on the family and the community. Its main goal is to help victims, survivors and their families become aware that they are not alone, and to be able to get the necessary resources to safely get out of their toxic relationship and to be able to heal emotionally. Our goal is for us to work together as a community to help bring down the alarming statistics.
Board of Directors
Founder and President
Sophia Moreno
Sophia became inspired to advocate for domestic violence and sexual assault victims (and their families) after spending several years as a volunteer rape crisis counselor. This experience, along with her own personal trauma after, empowered her to advocate survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault heal from their abuse and help educate the community.
Vice President of Marketing
Julie Stern
Julie has worked for Verizon for over 30 years, while also obtaining her degree in Marketing and Communications.
