This collaborative effort aims to shed light on the pervasive issue of intimate partner violence and empower people to come together as communities to address this epidemic. When we talk about intimate partner violence, it helps reduce stigmatization and lets survivors know they are not alone. 

ZeroV exists because domestic violence persists in Kentucky. IPV devastates families and communities, and it’s up to all of us to support survivors and be part of the solution.

In fiscal year 2024 alone, our programs provided emergency shelter to

2,788 survivors, of which 1,120 were children,

and provided 

336,145 total services.