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Videos by Jenesse Center, Inc.. Founded in 1980, Jenesse Center is a nonprofit domestic violence intervention and prevention organization with a resolute mission: to restore, and provide comprehensive services to survivors and families impacted by domestic and sexual violence.
GREAT JOB West Adams Leimert Park Family Source Center team!!! Yesterday's Food Distribution was a SUCCESS!!!
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GREAT JOB West Adams Leimert Park Family Source Center team!!! Yesterday's Food Distribution was a SUCCESS!!!
What an incredible day at the "Sista 2 Sista" event hosted by The Purple Monarchs - Jenesse Center, Inc. Domestic Violence (DV) Survivors enjoyed: Yoga! Art Therapy! Vision Boards! Nourishment! Panel Discussions! And more.. Jenesse's #PurpleMonarchs are #DVsurvivors. #SisterhoodOfSurvivors #EmpowHERment #Mindfulness #Wellness
The Jenesse staff, Board Members and @purplemonarchs2023 had a blast at our 4th Annual Juneteenth picnic. The weather was beautiful. The food was delicious. Staff vendors displayed their specialty treats and services. Games and arts and crafts rounded out the day. 🎊 #juneteenth #juneteenthcelebration #losangeles #picnic #jenessecenter
Jenesse Receives Community Light Award on MLK Day
Jenesse Center’s Managing Staff Attorney Alyson Messenger, Esq. accepts the Westside Coalition’s Community Light Award during the 39th Annual Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration. Jenesse is humbled by this honor.
During her speech, Alyson said: “At Jenesse Center, we believe that every time that a victim and their family escapes abuse and finds safety and economic stability and self sufficiency we are carrying out the legacy of Dr. King.”
#mlk #mlkday #martinlutherkingjr #dvawareness
Jenesse’s Purple Monarchs hosted a holiday toy drive benefitting the families that utilize our domestic violence prevention and intervention services. We thank this amazing group of women for their leadership and compassion in organizing this event. We are also grateful for everyone who contributed toys.If you would like to make a donation, please use the following link:https://bit.ly/donatetojenesseHappy Holidays!#toydrive #holidayseason #domesticviolenceprevention #giving #christmasMusic from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/soundroll/cozy-holidays License code: PY4NXQARWER2UO0I
Today, in honor of Giving Tuesday, LA2050 is matching donations made to Jenesse Center. In order for donations to be matched, they must be made via the LA2050 site using Pledge. LA2050 will match up to $100 per donor. Donation link: https://bit.ly/jenessepledge We appreciate your donations that support Jenesse Center’s mission to restore families impacted by domestic and sexual violence through holistic, trauma-informed, culturally responsive services, and advance prevention initiatives that foster and sustain healthy, violence-free communities. Your gift will be processed by Pledge, and matching funds from the Goldhirsh Foundation will be added on a first-come, first-matched basis. Only donations made via the LA2050 Ideas Hub will be eligible for matching funds. The match will be turned off once $10,000 in total donations have been made. (Or, if $10,000 has not been allocated before December 15th, 2023 at 5:00 pm, the match will conclude at that time.) Thank you LA2050, for your generosity. See our LA2050 page https://bit.ly/jenessela2050 #givingtuesday #donation #domesticviolenceprevention
See Jenesse’s Data Manager Genevieve Ewing describe how we educate the community about Domestic Violence. #domesticviolenceawarenessmonth #domesticviolence #domesticviolenceawareness
Here, Ruth Roberts, Jenesse’s Staff Account, explains why Domestic Violence Awareness gives women “courage.” #donesticviolenceawarenessmonth #domesticviolence #domesticviolenceawarenessmonth
Watch Jaumonta Roberts, Jenesse’s Information Technology Manager, explain why no one is immune to domestic violence. #domesticviolenceawarenessmonth #domesticviolence #domesticviolenceawareness
Leslie Belt, Jenesse Center’s Director of Compliance, says Domestic Violence Awareness Month is important because “We don’t want anyone thinking they are in this by themselves.” Watch her video clip to see her elaborate on this important topic. #domesticviolence #domesticviolenceawareness #domesticviolenceawarenessmonth #dvam #prevention
We’ve asked our staff from different departments at Jenesse Center, Why domestic violence awareness is important. Watch this clip from our Chief Operating Officer Donna Derden. #domesticviolence #domesticviolenceawareness #domesticviolenceawarenessmonth #dvam #prevention
A good time was had by all at Jenesse Center’s 3rd Annual Juneteenth Picnic at Kenneth Hahn Park. Thank you to all of the staff and friends who came out to celebrate with us. Special shout-out to our caterers, staff who participated in our vendor booths and participants in our t-shirt contest and more. 💜 Happy Juneteenth.
Congratulations to Molly Smith Metzler, creator and showrunner for Netflix series MAID, and the entire team. Thanks to fans who have shared clips on TikTok, the show returned to Netflix’s Top 10. The series inspired by Stephanie Land’s The New York Timesbest-selling novel is about a young mother, struggling to take care of her daughter. Jenesse Center was honored to serve as consultants for the series that chronicles the lead character’s experiences in an abusive relationship. Jenesse shared insight into the inner workings of our shelters, and our input can be seen during scenes like this at the domestic violence center. It’s a wonderful series, and we’re happy to see it receiving more well-deserved attention. #netflix #maidnetflix #tiktok #tiktokclips #domesticviolencesurvivor #singlemother
“Building A Legacy” shares the vision for the Jenesse Family Institute, the community center that will make Jenesse’s transformative services available to the community at large. The Jenesse Center and Nonprofit Finance Fund have partnered to produce the five-part “Jenesse Center: Building A Legacy” video series which highlights the history, impact, growth, and future of the domestic violence prevention and intervention program that has served South Los Angeles for more than 40 years. MB01RMEQUXC4JGU
“Building Hope” explains how Jenesse Center has changed lives by equipping clients with the tools needed to be self-sufficient and thrive. The Jenesse Center and Nonprofit Finance Fund have partnered to produce the five-part “Jenesse Center: Building A Legacy” video series which highlights the history, impact, growth, and future of the domestic violence prevention and intervention program that has served South Los Angeles for more than 40 years. MB01G6LV9POEHED
Tina McKinnor, Assemblymember for the State of California and the 62nd Assembly District, visited one of Jenesse Center’s shelters to present a generous check. “I’m proud to have secured $1 million to help Jenesse Center survivors in the South Bay,” McKinnor said. The funds which are a part of the 2022-23 state budget will be used to help survivors of domestic violence in need of greater access to supportive resources including safe emergency housing to help them break the cycle of abuse. Jenesse Center CEO Karen Earl described McKinnor as “a woman who kept her word and heard about Jenesse and really carried our budget ask.” During her stop, McKinnor toured the Nala’s World children’s multi-purpose room, the Style Center as well as an apartment unit. She also met with board members, staff, including the Managing Chief Operating Officer, Staff Attorney, Director of Workforce Development, Director of Trainings and Programs. We are grateful for the support. #domesticviolence #dvawareness #statebudget #tinamckinnor #emergencyhousing #dvawarness