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# WISE

Share Hope | Change Lives

## Sitemaps

- [XML Sitemap](https://wiseuv.org/sitemap.xml): Contains all public & indexable URLs for this website.

## Pages

- [Home](https://wiseuv.org/) - Survivor-Centered AdvocacyDomestic violence, sexual violence and stalking happen everywhere, including the Upper Valley. WISE advocates are here to listen and support you. We know that you can make your own decisions when you have information and support. You are the expert in your life. 24-Hour Crisis Line: 866-348-WISE Healthcare Advocacy Forensic Interview Support Court and
- [Events](https://wiseuv.org/how-to-join/events/) - EventsLorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Vivamus vel luctus odio. Nullam maximus ex sed nisi ornare, ut luctus nulla auctor. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Sed eu tortor imperdiet, pharetra nunc ac, convallis ante. Sed elementum nunc justo, et ultrices odio mollis ac. Suspendisse luctus tortor odio, ac porttitor dolor
- [Careers](https://wiseuv.org/how-to-join/careers/) - Join our staffGuided by the values of Courage, Compassion, Connection, and Curiosity, we foster a collaborative and empowering workplace where innovation, learning, and ethical communication are central to everything we do. Staff are valued for their expertise, creativity, and commitment to supporting survivors and building safer communities. Working at WISE means joining a trusted, survivor-centered
- [Not In Our House Scholarship](https://wiseuv.org/nioh/) - Not in Our House ScholarshipThe Not In Our House Fund was established by the Lebanon Girl’s Lacrosse team in honor of beloved teacher Natalie Perriello who was killed by her husband in 2012. The fund generously supports a $500 scholarship for a Lebanon High School senior each year. This scholarship is inspired by Natalie’s deep
- [About](https://wiseuv.org/who-we-are/about/) - For over 50 years, WISE has provided crisis advocacy and support for people and communities affected by domestic violence, sexual violence, stalking, and trafficking within 23 towns of the Upper Valley of New Hampshire and Vermont. Since our founding in 1971, WISE has supported more than 10,000 survivors, provided training to over 5,000 first-responder professionals,
- [What We Do](https://wiseuv.org/how-we-help/what-we-do/) - We’re listening. We believe.WISE advocates are here to listen and support you. We can answer your questions, help you find resources, navigate systems, and support you as you think through what you want next for your life. Our team of advocates are compassionate and knowledgeable about the processes at hospitals, within the criminal legal system,
- [Volunteer](https://wiseuv.org/how-to-join/volunteer/) - Volunteer with WISEWISE values community participation and engagement. We have several volunteer roles and opportunities at WISE. We hope that you will join us to end domestic and sexual violence in the Upper Valley. Ready to Join Us?WISE training provides the framework and skills to help end violence, share hope and change lives. Our popular
- [Is It Sexual Violence?](https://wiseuv.org/what-is-abuse/is-it-sexual-violence/) - Is it sexual violence?Any sexual behavior or contact that occurs without consent is sexual violence. Being touched or interacted with in a way that is unwanted is never okay. It can be physicalAny unwanted touch, groping, sexual activity while you are asleep, too intoxicated, or too young to consent is sexual violence. It can be
- [Is It Abuse?](https://wiseuv.org/what-is-abuse/is-it-abuse/) - Is it abuse?When people think about domestic violence, they often think of physically violent acts like hitting. Physical violence can be a part of domestic violence, but it is much more than that. For many, the emotional violence has a bigger impact. Domestic violence, dating violence, relationship violence and intimate partner violence are different terms
- [Definitions](https://wiseuv.org/what-is-abuse/definitions/) - Domestic violenceDomestic violence is a pattern of coercive and manipulative behaviors committed against a current or former intimate partner to gain power and control. Intimate partner violence, relationship violence and dating violence are all terms used to refer to a relationship that is abusive. Sexual ViolenceSexual violence is any sexual behavior or contact that occurs
- [Ways To Give](https://wiseuv.org/ways-to-give/) - Cash DonationsMake a tax-deductible donation online or mail your contribution to WISE Program Center: 38 Bank Street, Lebanon, NH 03766. Please make checks out to WISE. Donor-Advised Funds (DAF)Donor-Advised Funds allow donors to make a charitable contribution, receive an immediate tax deduction and recommend grants from the fund over time. Donors can contribute to the
- [Domestic Violence](https://wiseuv.org/i-need-help/domestic-violence/) - Does your partner…get angry if you spend time with others or do things without them?demand you share your social media passwords, texts, location or let them go through your phone?prevent you from working, sleeping, studying, taking care of yourself?insist you are wrong, you are crazy or you do not understand how relationships work?claim your friends
- [Sexual Violence](https://wiseuv.org/i-need-help/sexual-violence/) - You are not alone. We can help. We all have the right to control what happens to our own bodies. Being touched or interacted with sexually in a way that you did not want is a violation of your rights over your body. If this happened to you, no matter what the circumstances, it was
- [Dartmouth College](https://wiseuv.org/how-we-help/dartmouth/) - WISE and Dartmouth College have partnered to provide WISE’s confidential advocacy to students, staff and faculty survivors on campus. WISE’s Campus Advocacy can help you to identify what, if any, on-campus or community resources would be helpful in the aftermath of violence. We also provide facilitated conversation and trainings to groups on campus that want
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- [Join WISE](https://wiseuv.org/how-to-join/join-wise/) - Every year, WISE supports survivors within 23 communities across three counties in New Hampshire and Vermont, teaches healthy relationship skills and strategies for safety to youth and trains professionals on complexities of trauma, violence and effective survivor-centered responses. But we can’t do it without you. Your engagement helps us to provide comprehensive response to victims
- [Growing Up With Violence](https://wiseuv.org/what-is-abuse/growing-up-with-violence/) - Growing up with violenceWhile it is not uncommon to experience or be exposed to domestic and sexual violence, the violent behaviors you grew up with were not okay. The impacts of domestic and sexual violence are vast and varied. It can be especially challenging for people who grew up with the threat of violence and
- [I Need Help](https://wiseuv.org/i-need-help/) - How can we help?
- [How to Join](https://wiseuv.org/how-to-join/) - Every year, WISE supports survivors within 23 communities across three counties in New Hampshire and Vermont, teaches healthy relationship skills and strategies for safety to youth, and trains professionals on complexities of trauma, violence, and effective survivor-centered responses. But we can’t do it without your support. Your support allows us to provide comprehensive response to
- [Who We Are](https://wiseuv.org/who-we-are/)
- [What Is Abuse](https://wiseuv.org/what-is-abuse/)
- [How We Help](https://wiseuv.org/how-we-help/) - We’re listening. We believe. WISE advocates are here to listen and support you. We can answer your questions, help you find resources, navigate systems, and support you as you think through what you want next for your life. WAYS WE HELP A safe place to stay WISE can help you find a safe place with
- [Demo Page (Primary)](https://wiseuv.org/demo-page-primary/)
- [Demo Page (Dartmouth Primary)](https://wiseuv.org/demo-page-dartmouth-primary/)
- [Demo Page (Dartmouth Alternate)](https://wiseuv.org/demo-page-dartmouth-alternate/)

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