Leaving Domestic Violence

I'm  a friend of Tesha. I am helping a survivor of domestic violence. My dear friend needs our help. She has been in a abusive relationship for two years out of the three years she's been with her abuser. Recently she posted a picture on Facebook of her crying with blood all over her shirt. I had no clue of what I would say to her. She didn't want to ask anyone for help, but with her permission; I asked her if I could share her story. "She told me that she didn't understand, what she had done wrong. Tesha told me how she didn't feel safe and when she would leave from work she dreaded going home. She said she did her best to stay safe, by keeping her mouth shut and staying  calm, when he begin to scream. My friend has been hit in the face with frying pans, had her hair pulled out, drugged up and down the stairs. Nobody deserves to be treated like this. It sickens me, but my feelings are not important right now. We have a woman who has had enough and God has allowed her to walk away. DOMESTIC VIOLENCE IS NOT OKAY!

I wanted my friend to know that his behavior was not her fault, and she is not the blame for any of this. 
Tesha has no money to relocate, she lived with her abuser and is now living out of her car. She's afraid, she's alone, and has very little support from family and friends. Please help my friend start over. Any amount will help. This is your chance to make a difference in another human Being's life, and actually see results.