top of page

PurpleOne 

 Communities United Against Domestic Violence. 

PurpleOne is a comprehensive training initiative designed to equip individuals with the knowledge and skills to combat domestic violence in their communities. It's more than just a training; it's a movement to create a network of informed and empowered advocates who can make a real difference. Whether you're a parent, educator, community leader, or simply someone passionate about fostering a safer environment, PurpleOne provides you with the tools to understand the complexities of domestic violence and effectively intervene.

Why Should You Take the Training?

Domestic violence impacts individuals, families, and entire communities. It is likely you know someone who is or has experienced abuse. The PurpleOne program offers a unique opportunity to be part of the solution and offer help and understanding to people in your life.  In this training, you will:

  • Gain Critical Knowledge: Understand the dynamics of abusive relationships, the various forms of domestic violence, and its widespread impact. This knowledge empowers you to identify potential issues and engage in informed conversations.

  • Learn to Recognize. Respond to. Refer.: Learn effective strategies for recognizing signs of domestic violence, responding appropriately and safely, and referring individuals to the right support and resources. The training focuses on actionable steps you can take in your daily life.

  • Empower Your Community: Become a vital resource for your neighbors, friends, and family. You'll be able to share accurate information, challenge misconceptions, and connect individuals with essential support services.

  • Strengthen Your Network: Join a growing community of passionate individuals dedicated to creating safer environments. Collaborate with others who share your commitment and amplify your impact.

  • Make a Tangible Difference: Everyone trained through PurpleOne contributes to a safer, more supportive community. A little of your time can save someone's life. Your participation directly helps reduce the devastating effects of domestic violence.

Who Should Attend?

The PurpleOne training is beneficial for anyone committed to community well-being, including:

  • Parents and guardians

  • Educators and school staff

  • Community and faith leaders

  • Business owners

  • HR professionals

  • Community organizers and volunteers

  • Concerned citizens

Ready to take a stand against domestic violence and become a beacon of hope in your community? It's too important not to.

Sign up for the PurpleOne training today and start making a difference.

Frequently asked questions

Anchor 1
Group of Purple One Attendees

Register for a Training

Cahokia Library District

Catholic and Community Credit Union

  • East Belleville

  • West Belleville

  • Shiloh

ComWell Behavioral Health

  • Redbud

  • Okawville

  • Sparta

  • Chester

Daugherty Public Library

Fairview Heights Public Library

Grant Middle School

Groundbreaking Dezign Studio

The Healing House

Holistic Journey

House of Neighborly Services

Leu Civic Center

Limitless Chiropractic

  • Waterloo

Mascoutah Public Library

O'Fallon Public Library

Right Time Counseling

The Shelter Shop

Saint Clair County Health Department

Saint Clair County Historical Society

Smithton Public Library

Sparta Lincoln School

South Western Illinois College (SWIC)

  • Red Bud Campus

Maxillofacial Oral Surgery and Implant Center (MOSAIC)

Local Safe Places

Anchor 2

March 3, 2026

Zoom

8:00 am- 12:00 pm

Register Now

March 23, 2026

Zoom

8:00 am-12:00 pm

Register Now

March 28, 2026

Belleville, IL

8:45 am-1:00 pm

Register Now

February 17, 2026

Waterloo, IL

10:00 am- 2:00 pm

Register Now

Register for a Training

September 4, 2025

Belleville, IL

4:00 pm- 8:00 pm

Registration Closed

24 Hour Crisis Hotline:  618-235-0892

Office: 618-236-2531

Proudly Serving Monroe, Randolph, and St. Clair, IL counties

Mailing Address:  PO Box 831, Belleville, IL

Email:  info@vpcswi.org​Emai

Facebook icon
instagram icon
Linkedin Icon

Stay Up To Date!

United Way icon

The Violence Prevention Center protects the confidentiality of information about clients and assumes a protective role in the disclosure of confidential information.

bottom of page