Healthy relationships are built on equality, mutual respect, trust, honesty, consent, good communication, and healthy boundaries.

This month, we shine a light on the importance of recognizing the signs of unhealthy relationships and empowering young people to build connections rooted in respect, trust, and safety.

This month, we shine a light on the importance of recognizing the signs of unhealthy relationships and empowering young people to build connections rooted in respect, trust, and safety.

Human trafficking is connected to other forms of harm, including sexual violence, online abuse, economic instability, and social isolation.

Sometimes people are in unsafe situations because they have limited options.

All ages, races, gender identities, sexualities, and nationalities are affected by human trafficking.

January is Human Trafficking Prevention Month. Together, we can build stronger connections in our families, workplaces, and communities to build a future free from human trafficking.

Voting on the new IHC Mission Statement is open now and will be open to all Staff and Community members until 12/31/25.

Abuse is never okay, and you are never alone.

As the month of October, otherwise known as Domestic Violence Awareness Month, comes to a close, we encourage YOU to continue raising awareness and honoring all survivors of domestic violence beyond this month. Hold space for survivors, center their voices, and let them know that they are not alone. #DVAM2025 #GoPurple #EndDomesticViolence #DomesticViolenceAwarenessMonth #EmpowerSurvivors #YourVoiceMatters #PeaceBetweenPartners #WithSurvivors