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December is Universal Human Rights Month
December is Universal Human Rights Month. On December 10th, 1948 the Universal Declaration of Human Rights was signed, which enforces that all citizens of nations within the UN respect and uphold the universal human rights that every person is entitled to.
New Hope is here to uplift and support everyone’s human rights. If you or someone you know may be struggling, please call our 24/7 confidential hotline: 1-800-323-HOPE (4673). Our services are free and confidential to support survivors.
New Hope’s offices will be closed on the following days this month:
Wednesday, December 24th (Open until 2PM)
Thursday, December 25th
Friday December 26th
Our 24/7 confidential hotline will be accessible during the office closures. For support, please call 800-323-HOPE (4673).
Clothing Donations Needed
New Hope is asking for donations for clothing and personal hygiene items for survivors of domestic and sexual violence. All items MUST be brand new (clothing with tags).
To donate, please call our Attleboro office (508-226-4015) or email development@new-hope.org to schedule an appointment to drop off your donations.
Please note: donations will only be accepted if you have an appointment to drop off.
Introducing Coffee Shop: A DV Support Group
Starting on Wednesday, August 6th, join New Hope in Attleboro on Wednesday afternoons from 11:00AM – 12:30PM for a confidential and supportive environment focused on empowerment, self-sufficiency, and legal rights for Spanish-speaking survivors of domestic violence.
This group supports Spanish-speaking survivors who may face cultural or immigration-related challenges seeking help.
Join us at 247 Maple Street in Attleboro, MA every Wednesday for the support group. Contact our 24/7 hotline to learn more about the support group: 1-800-323-HOPE (4673).