Survivors staying connected through the COVID19 pandemic

During this time of isolation, survivors of sexual assault and or domestic violence may be triggered or experience abuse and not know how to access support services. Staying connected to online support and resources is important now more than ever so if you are a survivor that needs support through this unsettling time please reach out to the following resources:
thehotline.org

National Domestic Violence Hotline 1 800 779-7233 or text loveis to 22522

National Sexual Assault Hotline 1 800 656-4673

Service providers, counselors, and therapists please consider utilizing online tools to communicate with your clients during this isolation period and offer support remotely. Go to techsafety.org for an online guide for service providers with tools for services and remote workplaces.

Stay healthy. Stay Connected. Support each other. Listen to my Podcast: The Victim Assistant, Crime Victim Advocacy available on most outlets including ApplePodcasts, Spreaker, Stitcher, and Spotify.

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January is Stalking Awareness Month!

January is a time for new beginnings and a fresh start; however, many victims that endure the horrors of stalking do not find life so easy. According to the Centers for Disease Control, 7.5 million U.S. adults are stalked in one year. For this reason, more awareness needs to happen. The National Stalking Awareness Website can provide education and resources to help. You can also join the campaign to end stalking by tweeting or posting a message of hope or a stalking fact! Please visit http://stalkingawarenessmonth.org/about

Tools to prevent crime. Don't become a victim...be informed!

Visit the National Crime Prevention Council's website at www.ncpc.org to learn prevention tools. You can also learn about the newest prevention campaigns addressing education on ID theft, crimes against seniors, promoting safer communities, and sign up to receive updates on the latest consumer scams. You are your biggest protection from criminals! Educate yourself and be aware! In addition, learn how to reduce the risk of sexual violence by obtaining information and resources at www.nsvrc.org . The National Sexual Violence Resource Center is a great tool for advocates looking for online training and support.

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month! Get educated! Promote healthy relationships!

Domestic Violence impacts 1 in 4 women. Please educate yourself on the warning signs and help promote healthy relationships! Visit the following websites for more information: http://nnedv.org/getinvolved/dvam.html http://www.nrcdv.org/dvam/home http://www.whitehouse.gov/the-press-office/2014/09/30/presidential-proclamation-national-domestic-violence-awareness-month-201 You can also contact me with questions or comments at pandatheadvocate@gmail.com. Join the purple ribbon campaign! Read Love is a Battlefield: The Survival Guide available on Amazon.com.

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