Our thoughts and efforts are directed towards the communities impacted by the devastating tornadoes and severe weather system on December 10. ITEMS NEEDED FOR CARE PACKAGES Lotus is currently collecting
Many children and families impacted by abuse and neglect face additional barriers to services: lack of transportation, geographic isolation, inability to take time off of work, cultural and social norms,
Lotus Announces Children’s Advocacy Mobile Unit Lotus’ new CAC Mobile Unit will equip staff to provide services for families and victims, such as forensic interviews in a “child-friendly environment.” Lotus
View Original We’re excited to share that our 2020-21 Impact Report is now available online! View the full Impact Report to explore how Lotus supports survivors, strengthens families, and empowers
At Lotus, we envision a world free from violence and oppression for all. We can put this vision into action by teaching children about kindness and inclusion. Lotus Children’s Advocacy
Each individual survivor has a different definition of what justice means to them. Kaleidoscopic justice is a framework for understanding how “justice” is not just something that happens to perpetrators
Lotus receives $1.29 million in Victims of Crime Act funds Grant funds continue to play a key role in allowing Paducah’s Lotus Children’s Advocacy and Sexual Violence Resource Center to
The Kentucky Justice and Public Safety Cabinet announced that it is awarding $1,290,539 to Lotus Children’s Advocacy and Sexual Violence Resource Center. Victims of Crime Act (VOCA) grants are the
View Original OCTOBER 4 IS TEN-4 AWARENESS DAY Do you know the TEN-4 Bruising Rule to identify signs of child abuse? Kids are kids, and sometimes they play in ways
Dr. Christine Lindner, a history professor at Murray State University, has lived all over the world. From Long Island, to the United Kingdom, to Lebanon, and other communities on the