"DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AWARENESS"

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The Young Starr Movement, INC. is a non-profit organization created to support, educate, empower and create awareness towards victims of domestic violence abuse.

The Young Starr Movement offers programs to aid and bring awareness and support towards homelessness, youth and individuals who are in crisis and lack the necessary resources to effectively combat the negative effects both physical and psychological.

The Young Starr Movement has created a community support system, where victims have the opportunity to overcome their challenges and rebuild their lives by providing coping solutions, resources and life skills training.

Founder and President of Young Starr Movement, INC., Young Starr, from New York City has inspired so many with hope and strategic action. Young Starr is an advocate, motivational speaker, music programmer and has a personal story of perseverance, and prevail. Unlike any other domestic violence advocacy organization, Young Starr Movement, INC. provides music therapy in a loving spiritual atmosphere.

BREAK THE SILENCE ~ STOP THE VIOLENCE
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The mission of the Young Starr Movement is to educate, empower, and change lives.

Young Starr who suffered many years of mental and physical abuse from a man she trusted and loved knew that her story needed to be told. Feeling compelled to tell the world she was free from shame Young Starr realized she was not alone. Passionate about reaching out and helping others she established the Young Starr Movement.

Young Starr’s primary method for raising awareness is by creating events that attract people to participate and join in fellowship to share and learn about critical detrimental issues that impact not only the individual but also the community as a whole. 



LGTB Community Trends: In ten cities and two states alone, there were 3,524 incidents of domestic violence affecting LGBT individuals, according to the National Coalition of Anti-Violence Programs 2006 Report on Lesbian, Gay, Bi-Sexual and Transgender Domestic Violence. LGBT domestic violence is vastly underreported, unacknowledged, and often reported as something other than domestic violence. In one year, 44% of victims in LGBT domestic violence cases identified as men, while 36% identified as women.

Don't matter if your Black, White, Blue, Jewish, Musslem,  WOMAN, MAN OR CHILD, Gay, Straight, Transexual, WE "ARE" ALL ONE, joining in "ONE LOVE"!

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