Texas Senate Bill SR85

Texas 2015 - 84th Regular

Caption

Recognizing Texas Council on Family Violence Day on February 11, 2015.

Impact

The resolution emphasizes the importance of TCFV's initiatives in providing current and comprehensive information regarding domestic violence programs. By facilitating strategic prevention efforts and assisting service providers, TCFV aims to create opportunities for individuals to escape domestic violence situations. Recognizing this day serves not only as a commemoration of the efforts made but also as a call to the public to recognize and support initiatives combating domestic violence in Texas.

Summary

Senate Resolution No. 85 recognizes February 11, 2015, as Texas Council on Family Violence Day at the State Capitol. This legislative acknowledgment is aimed at honoring the contributions of the Texas Council on Family Violence (TCFV) in addressing and preventing domestic violence in Texas. The resolution highlights the organization's pivotal role as one of the largest domestic violence prevention agencies in the nation, emphasizing its collaborative work with community members, law enforcement, and legal advocates to promote safe and healthy relationships.

Contention

While the resolution serves as a positive acknowledgment, it also draws attention to the ongoing challenges faced by victims of domestic violence in Texas. Advocates stress the need for continued support and funding for organizations like TCFV, especially in light of increasing domestic violence incidents. The resolution is intended to inspire further action and awareness surrounding domestic violence, emphasizing that community involvement is essential for meaningful change.