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Executive Committee <br />Dennis Cusick <br />President <br />Lou Faller <br />President Elect <br />Russell Cooper <br />Treasurer <br />Tom Cyrron-Hysom <br />Secretary <br />Board of Directors <br />Carol Paukert Anderson <br />Joyce Belknap <br />Donna Cairncross <br />Russell Cooper <br />Dennis Cusick <br />Tom Cytron-Hvsom <br />Culver Davis <br />Ed Davis <br />Gaye Delaney <br />Lou. Fuller <br />James Gillespie <br />Doris Hill <br />Willie Nesbit <br />-alricia O'Gorman <br />David Schwartz <br />Director <br />Patricia Teiken <br />Jeanne A. Campion <br />Endowment Fund <br />Gifts and Bequests <br />will ensure <br />availability <br />of services. <br />10Equal <br />Opportunity <br />Employer" <br />Y,� <br />I <br />United Way <br />AUG 2 13 1993 <br />Peace <br />Begins <br />at Home <br />August 13, 1993 <br />City ofLake .Elmo <br />Wyn John, Mayor <br />Lake Elmo, Mn, SSO42 <br />Dear Mr. John, <br />Family Violence Network <br />Post Office Box 854. Lake Elmo, MN 55042-0454 <br />Business <br />— (612) 770-8544 <br />Fax — <br />(612) 777-8937 <br />Crisis <br />— (612) 770-0777 <br />Intervention — <br />(612)770-2998 <br />TDD — <br />(612) 490-5979 <br />"a community project on family violence" <br />When the women and children arrive at the Doris and Stan Hill Home, they are <br />doubtinganddefensive,•victims oflongtimeabuse. They arereluctanttotrust anyone, <br />and ha ve built a wall to protect themselves But eventually the teats come -- tears of <br />hope, healing,andfaith. Finally tboyhavefoundsomeonewho caresandunderstands <br />The Family Violence Network hasgrown to keep pace with the ever-expanding need <br />forservicas for victims of domestic abuse. We are arcitedabout ournewestprograms: <br />• On Apri120, 1992 we opened the Dods and Stan Hill Home, an extended <br />stay salehome for battered women and their children who need longer term <br />shelter than our volunteersafehomes can provide. <br />On July 1st, 1992 Family Kolmov Network expanded to serve a/I of <br />suburban Ramsey County with our basic services <br />In the fall of 1993 the Family Violence Net work is opening anotherextended <br />staysa£ehomelnSouth WashingtonCounty. This willbethefrrstsheltertype <br />program in Washington County. <br />The Family Violence Network continues to offer basic services that make a vital <br />difference in the lives of battered women and their children: <br />• 24 hour crisis line <br />• Advocacy services <br />• Support groups for women and children <br />• Transportation and childcare <br />• Emergency housing <br />• Information and referral <br />