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The Official
MALE ABUSE AWARENESS WEBSITE
Hosted by the P. Luna Foundation

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PROGRAM EVALUATION PAGE

This page is here to show potential donors and contributors that Male Abuse Awareness is an important cause and that it should continue unabated. The only way to evaluate the effectiveness of the Male Abuse Awareness Week campaign, and its efforts to help young men and boys who have or are experiencing some type of abuse, is by having YOU come and leave your opinions here at this site. We also welcome the opinions of supporters of this cause. Please answer one, any, or all of the questions in the comment section below.

Was the site helpful?

Did the site inspire you to report or think about reporting your abuser?

Did the site inspire you to report a case of child abuse that has not been reported?

Did the site inspire you to report an abuser that hurt you in the past (even though your statute of limitations date has passed) but has potential to hurt someone in the present day?

Did the site inspire you to seek help for your own past abuse?

Did the site inspire you to encourage a young guy that you know who was or is being abused to check out the site, in the hope that he will eventually seek help?

Did the site inspire you to volunteer to help the Male Abuse Awareness Week campaign that is held every December 1st through 8th?

Did the site inspire you to donate services or monies to the cause to help young males?

If you run or work for an Abuse Victim Service Provider Organization, did the site inspire you to encourage your organization to develop and provide confidential, specialized services to these particular victims?

Did this site change your opinion about the “taboo” subject of males being abused?

Was the site effective, in general, in serving its purpose: to encourage abused young males to seek help early before they go down the destructive paths in life that abuse can create, as well as to inspire more organizations to reach out and help these special victims of abuse?

If you come across news articles, videos, or any interesting information on this subject, please send those and any ideas you may have to help this site and cause to maleabuseawareness@gmail.com.

Thank you for stopping by and for supporting a great cause! PL

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Jay Trout said: July 21, 2010 10:04 am PST

As a now strong, happy and free survivor of physical, psychological as well as sexual abuse from a former long-term relationship, I would like to simply say "Thank You" for providing a quiet place for those of us who have desperately sought help and have had nowhere to go, and with no one to listen, come and find peace of mind. Petra, Thank You so, so very much for taking all of us that have suffered horribly at the cruel hands of abuse under your wing, and showing us that someone out there DOES in fact still care, someone DOES in fact still love who as well as what we are....

Nigel said: March 17, 2010 12:25 pm PST

Great website. I have linked to it on my own site at: www.isurvivor.net

Robin Webster said: March 1, 2010 9:02 am PST

My name is a bit misleading - I'm a middle-aged male. When I went to post this link on my FaceBook page, it came up as "Help for Sexually Abused Males". I was never sexually abused, but was emotionally abused and neglected. I never posted the link because that statement was too narrow for me to put myself out there in that way. I would feel more comfortable taking the personal risk if the link was accompanied by a statement like: "Help for males living with a history of abuse".

REV Darrell said: January 2, 2010 10:46 am PST

I've been working on a brief presentation promoting MAA and this site. Finally got a working pc; I've been fired up about getting things going; I think I'm finally there! I cannot thank You enough, Petra; as well as everyone who contribute so much to this cause. The more I visit this site, the more motivated I become to exert more energy and effort. This is a great site; I'm comitting to giving 100% in 2010.

Timmy Lee said: December 31, 2009 6:41 am PST

Hello Everyone, How encouraging it is to see people speaking out about the truth of gender equality in domestic abuse. Abuse of any kind is a betrayal of trust, by whomever commits it. Abuse ranges from so many forms. Awareness of it, and accurately defining it, is crucial to ending it. My story of child slavery is available at http://www.thediaryoftimmyleenetwork.webs.com/ Let us all work together for social justice. Netorking opportunities abound. Best Wishes, Timmy Lee

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