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#HAVhope Workplace Violence Awareness

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Did you know that 2 million American workers are victims of workplace violence each year? Here at San Gorgonio Memorial Hospital, the Workplace Violence Committee and leadership are dedicated to improving our Workplace Violence program, while maintaining a safe and secure environment. Since implementing the AVADE program and Workplace Violence Committee, we have received positive feedback pertaining to safety and a platform to discuss Safety and Security concerns. Therefore, WE proudly stand with #HAVhope to support a National Day of Awareness for our community, family and friends.

#HAVhope Friday: National Day of Awareness unites hospitals, health systems, nurses, doctors and other professionals from across the country, as well the local and national organizations they work with, to combat violence through the use of digital media. 

How can you support #HAVhope day?

Hospital, Health System or community organization? We encourage you to highlight efforts in which your organization has been or expects to be involved in that bring awareness to or promote community violence prevention and workplace safety through social media by using the #HAVhope tag. For more information, download flyer.

  • Share a photo on June 7 of yourself holding hands with others in your community or workplace committed to combating violence. Photos will be displayed on the AHA Hospitals Against Violence website. Download a sign here.
  • Use #HAVhope on social media to highlight your work or commitment to combat violence in your community or workplace.
  • Encourage others that stand against workplace and community violence to participate.
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