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DOMESTIC VIOLENCE PREVENTION
Autistic women face some of the highest rates of violence of any population — research shows up to 90% have been victims of sexual or domestic abuse, and autistic individuals overall are three times more likely to experience partner violence. Yet 80% of autistic women are diagnosed after age 18, meaning they often move through high school, college, and early adulthood without the support, safety education, or trauma‑informed resources that could protect them. During Domestic Violence Awareness Month, Spectrum Tech is committed to changing this reality by providing prevention workshops, somatic‑based trauma supports, and neuroaffirming education for autistic individuals, caregivers, and families. Your donation directly expands access to life‑saving information and healing tools.
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Sponsor an Autistic Attendee
Autistic women experience extremely high rates of violence — research shows up to 90% have been victims of sexual or domestic abuse, and autistic individuals overall are three times more likely to experience partner violence. Your $25 donation provides one autistic individual or caregiver with a seat in our Domestic Violence Awareness workshop, offering prevention education, trauma‑informed support, and somatic‑based safety tools.
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Provide a Trauma‑Informed Safety Toolkit
Because autistic individuals face disproportionate rates of violence, access to grounding tools and crisis‑planning resources is essential. Your $50 donation supplies a trauma‑informed safety and healing toolkit filled with somatic regulation supports, sensory‑friendly items, and practical materials that help survivors build safety, resilience, and self‑advocacy.
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$100
Support Expert Trauma & Prevention Education
Our workshops bring together specialists in autistic trauma, domestic‑violence prevention, somatic healing modalities, and neuroaffirming care. Your $100 contribution strengthens our Speaker Fund, allowing us to bring high‑quality educators who understand the unique vulnerabilities autistic individuals face — including the statistic that autistic women experience violence at rates up to 90%. This gift directly expands access to expert‑led healing and prevention programming.
Help us meet our $10,000 GOAL
ADDITIONAL WAYS YOU CAN HELP
Our Annual
Local businesses play a powerful role in helping us raise awareness and protect autistic individuals during Domestic Violence Awareness Month. With autistic women experiencing violence at rates up to 90%, and 80% receiving their diagnosis after age 18—often missing critical safety education in high school and college—community visibility truly matters. By sharing our campaign on social media or displaying our DVAM flyer in your business, you help spread life‑saving information, connect families to trauma‑informed resources, and show autistic survivors that they are seen, supported, and valued. We invite you to download and print our flyer or post it online to help us reach our $10,000 goal and expand access to prevention workshops, safety toolkits, and healing programs.