One group often left out of discussions of domestic violence/intimate partner violence (IPV) is military service members and veterans. Service members have some distinct risk factors that may increase their likelihood of experiencing IPV.

Philly has an affordable housing problem. Combined with domestic violence the reality is devastating.

It’s 1975 and Women In Transition is located on the corner of Chester Ave & 47th Streets in West Philadelphia. A small collective of women, united in their vision of a world where women have full agency over their lives, are running support groups, connecting people to resources, and navigating a legal system designed to disempower.

Are you dating online? While the majority of online dates are harmless, there are steps you can take to maximize your safety.

Women In Transition works at the intersection of domestic violence (DV) and substance abuse. Many of our recovery clients are also survivors of DV; they’re dealing with both issues, along with other layers of trauma. When you add COVID-19 to this equation, you get a sense of what our clients are going through.

Women In Transition is running another group series on financial empowerment, to help Survivors to regain control and confidence of their finances during COVID-19.

For our clients, COVID-19 has taken “survival” to a whole new level. In this time of uncertainty, your support ensures that survivors like Danika have somewhere to turn.

Women In Transition helps a lot of people when they’re in the thick of it. But what does it look like to thrive after domestic violence or substance abuse?

This Winter, Women In Transition (WIT) is bringing back “Safe and Sober,” a peer support group at the intersection of substance abuse and domestic violence.

Women In Transition (WIT) currently seeks a full-time Therapist to provide trauma-informed individual therapy for survivors of domestic violence.

Mimi* was frustrated with her job search. When she heard about WIT’s Vocation Station, she signed right up.

Get your holiday shopping started early, and 10% of your purchase will be donated to WIT!

Join us for our *Virtual* 4th Annual Domestic Violence Awareness Month Poetry event on October 21.

This Fall, Women In Transition (WIT) is bringing back “Safe and Sober,” a peer support group at the intersection of substance abuse and domestic violence.

Women In Transition stands in solidarity with protesters across the country rebelling against inequality and police brutality.