Breaking The Cycle & BreakIng the SILENCE of Violence
WE LEAP IS AN EDUCATIONAL VIOLENCE PREVENTION & AWARENESS ORGANIZATION RAISING AWARENESS TO END VIOLENCE BEFORE IT BEGINS
About WE LEAP INC.
Who We Are
Our Mission
Our Mission
WE LEAP is a 501c3 educational violence prevention and awareness organization raising awareness to end violence before it begins.
Our Mission
Our Mission
Our Mission
WE LEAP's mission is to (1) promote healthy violence-free relationships and (2) educate youth, teens, and adults on how to: Break the cycle of violence and break the silence of Domestic Violence, and Community Violence before it begins
Our Vision
Our Mission
Our Vision
WE LEAP envisions a society where violence is not tolerated because our communities are educated, enlightened, and responsive to the needs of individuals experiencing any form of abuse or violence within it.
Working Together For Our Communities Future
WHAT WE HAVE ACHIEVED SO FAR
ST. LUCIE & INDIAN RIVER COUNTIES SERVED
Over 35 SCHOOLS & COMMUNITY GROUPS SERVED
ST. LUCIE & INDIAN RIVER COUNTIES SERVED
Rates of relationship abuse in the USA remain consistently high, with young people at the greatest risk of experiencing it – either as victims or perpetrators. WL is working tirelessly to change that.
2541 YOUTH & ADULTS SERVED
Over 35 SCHOOLS & COMMUNITY GROUPS SERVED
ST. LUCIE & INDIAN RIVER COUNTIES SERVED
Between our inception in 2016 and JUNE 2024, we have reached: 2541 young people.
Over 35 SCHOOLS & COMMUNITY GROUPS SERVED
Over 35 SCHOOLS & COMMUNITY GROUPS SERVED
Over 35 SCHOOLS & COMMUNITY GROUPS SERVED
84% of teachers and community educators feel we supported their practice when talking to young people about sensitive topics
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We offer a violence prevention program that equips participants to have healthy relationships during their teen years and embeds behavioral expectations that are carried through into their adult lives.
153 COMMUNITY BASED WORKSHOPS
Over 35 SCHOOLS & COMMUNITY GROUPS SERVED
Over 35 SCHOOLS & COMMUNITY GROUPS SERVED
After our workshops
89% of participants believed the skills learned would be useful in their relationships, either right now or in the future
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84% knew how to get help if they experienced abuse in a relationship.
