Kansas News 13: Dedicated to the 1.3 million women who are the victims of domestic violence each year.

What is "Reach for Help?"

This page is dedicated to the 1.3 million women who are the victims of domestic violence each year.
KWCH 12 and reporter Denise Hnytka are working with organizations in the Wichita area to provide information about help that's available to Kansans.
You'll find important information on recognizing abusive relationships and resources to help you or someone you know get out of a domestic violence situation. More>>

• Should You Stay or Should You Leave?

• How is Your Relationship?

Reach for Help: Ashley's Story

A Kansas woman's story about her abusive relationship and what happened after she left. More>>

Reach for Help: Denise Brown's Awareness Campaign

Denise Brown visits Wichita as a fundraiser for the Women's Initiative Network. Eyewitness News sat down with her exclusively. More>>

Reach for Help: Where the Women Are Now

Ashley and Galina have left abusive relationships and started new lives. More>>

Wichita Domestic Violence Stats for 2008/2009

In 2008, Wichita police investigated 6,401 cases of domestic violence. More>>

WIN Fundraiser Hopes to Make Up for Budget Cuts

Two years ago, WIN, a transitional program for domestic abuse victims lost a major funding source. It made up nearly half it's budget. More>>

Denise Brown to Speak in Wichita About Domestic Violence

Brown will speak Tuesday at a fundraiser for WIN, the Wichita Women's Initiative Network. More>>

• AG Announces New Domestic Violence Unit

• Domestic Violence Cases Spike in Tough Times

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