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DOMESTIC VIOLENCE PREVENTION Workshop Sponsorship Opportunities

Partner With Us — Become a Workshop Sponsor

Support autistic women’s safety, healing, and empowerment through trauma‑informed community programming.

Why Your Partnership Matters

Spectrum Tech Trade School, Village & Training Center is expanding trauma‑informed, autistic‑led workshops focused on domestic‑violence prevention, safety planning, and community healing. Your sponsorship directly supports autistic women by funding expert speakers, accessibility accommodations, sensory safety kits, and educational materials.

Every contribution strengthens our mission and helps save lives

( Autistic Individuals have Three Times the Suicide Rate of Neurotypical Peers and Autistic Women are Four Times More Likely to Attempt Suicide Compared to their Male Counterparts).

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$1,000

Supports: Expert speakers, trauma‑informed facilitators, and staff

Perks:

• Social media shout‑out

• Partnership logo on Spectrum website

• Logo featured in workshop workbook

• Logo featured on sensory kit inserts

• Banner logo & recognition during event program

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Supports: Event location, refreshments, and accessibility accommodations

Perks:

• Social media shout‑out

• Partnership logo on Spectrum website

• Logo featured in workshop workbook

• Logo featured on sensory kit inserts

$750

$500

Supports: 10 sensory safety kits for autistic attendees

Perks:

• Social media shout‑out

• Partnership logo on Spectrum website

• Logo featured on sensory kit inserts

$250

Supports: 10 seats + 10 workbooks for autistic women attending workshops

Perks:

• Social media shout‑out

• Partnership logo on Spectrum website

• Logo featured in workshop workbook

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ADDITIONAL WAYS YOU CAN HELP

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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.

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