Narika

🌿May is Mental Health Awareness Month.

When we think about domestic violence, we often focus on physical safety but the impact reaches far beyond what we can see.

Domestic violence and mental health are deeply interconnected. Survivors often carry the emotional and psychological effects of abuse long after the immediate harm has ended. At the same time, conversations about prevention require us to understand the roles of trauma, emotional wellbeing, accountability, and healthy relationships.

We invite our community to move beyond awareness and toward understanding.

Let's create spaces where survivors are believed, healing is supported, mental health is prioritized, and accountability is part of the conversation.

Swipe through to learn more about the intersection of mental health and domestic violence.

💜 Healing is not just about surviving. It's about reclaiming safety, dignity, and hope.

🏔Team Narika and our volunteers from our Compassion Squad were delighted to table at the beautiful Hilamayan Fair in Berkeley last weekend.

It was a day full of spreading awareness in the community regarding domestic violence and the support that Narika provides to the survivors in the community.

💐We thank the organizers for putting up this wonderful festival each year!!