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Battered Women's Foundation
Battered Women's Foundation, Inc. is a non profit faith-based agency operating in the Dallas/Fort Worth, Texas area. We work diligently with many local agencies to stop domestic violence and help women find security in a new life!
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Services Offered
The BWF Program is for victims of domestic violence.
All Intakes are by appointment only. All clients will be required to participate in the following Services Offered:
- 2 Year Program
- Counseling
- Life Skills Classes
Self-Esteem/Counseling:
- Personal support and encouragement
- Events include Motivational/Educational speakers every month
- Counseling
Fees and Payment
Any service provided by BWF is free of charge.
This is a 501(c)(3) non profit organization.
Services Offered To:
Adults
Adults
Payment:
Pro-bono
Pro-bono
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