A Silent Epidemic?

    Yes, domestic violence is a known epidemic.  With each generation the number of incidences of domestic crimes increases.  Therefore, also every result of this abusive behavior also increases.

    Domestic violence crimes may well be the most family damaging, unrecognized, ignored and denied social misconduct of our time.

    When you only look at only one of the national statistics,  "that 80% of violent juvenile and adult prisoners were raised in violent homes".  It makes it clear that breaking the domestic violent crime cycle could achieve much.

    It could reduce the number of incarcerated individuals, crimes committed, the number of victims of crimes, expenses paid to incarcerate and maintain as well as other issues that are too numerous to list.

    It is our belief that ending the cycle of domestic and family violent crimes will have more impact than any other change to fight our social issues or community problems.

    Our current laws and "legal game" is behaving in a very wimpy and passive manner in half-hearted attempts to acknowledge and solve the serious problem of epidemic proportions.

    We feel that the planned efforts of Can Too Center, Inc. will make dramatic changes in the direction of solving the issues and results from the crime of domestic violence.  And we beg for your support in this endeavor.