Welcome to the Ina Mae Greene Foundation - For My Sisters website. We are a nonprofit organization whose sole purpose is to help victims of domestic abuse. 5.3 million women a year in the United States are abused by a person who is suppose to love them. We want to give women hope by giving them information and assistance where they need it. We will offer information about local shelters, police, legal assistance, medical, along with where to find counseling for adults and children. We offer as much information as we can so that victims in need can claim back their life and the lives of their children. We are not a shelter or legal service, we are women who have been abused and we know what it is like to feel scared, lost and alone. We will act as a go between, if needed, between the victim, her church, the police department and her family. We are here to help these victims as long as they need us!
"An information highway for victims of domestic abuse."™
Copyright 2009 Ina Mae Greene Foundation "For My Sisters" All rights reserved. A 501c3 Foundation.
Ina Mae Greene Foundation "For My Sisters"
4116 S. Carrier PKY #280
Grand Prairie, TX 75052
United States
ph: 214-412-3896
fax: 972-362-6254
alt: 972-606-9584
SAFETY ALERT!
Computer use can be monitored and is impossible to completely clear. If you are afraid your internet and/or computer usage might be monitored, please use a safer computer, and/or call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1−800−799−SAFE(7233) or TTY 1−800−787−3224.
To immediately leave our site and redirect to an unrated site, click the red escape button (shown above) in the top right corner on our website. Please test this feature RIGHT NOW to ensure that it works properly and that you are familiar with its function.
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DISCLAIMER
The information contained on this website is for information and educational purposes only and do not constitute legal or medical advice. We are not doctors, lawyers or law enforcement. Please do not use the information you read here as a replacement for either. Do not rely solely on what you read here to determine how you will leave your abuser. Contact a shelter, police, or victims’ service organization for help with safety planning and more information on how to leave an abusive relationship.
