Charleston Speaks!

Greetings Brothers and Sisters.
Domestic Violence is a physically or emotionally harmful act between husbands and wives or between other individuals in intimate relationships or former spouses. Domestic violence also affects children who witness these acts. Depression, hopelessness, and other forms of emotional distress in infants, adolescents and teenagers are strongly associated with exposure to domestic violence. Some may have a problem coping with others when they become adults.
It is also believed that children may exhibit violence towards other children or may have a tendency to identify with the aggressor and to lose respect for the victim. We can no longer afford to allow our family structure to deteriorate because of this kind of abuse.