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Sexual Violence: We Know How To Stop It
Sexual Violence: We Know How To Stop It
  • on April 18, 2022

National Sexual Violence Resource Center NSVRC provides research & tools to advocates working on...

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On Writing as a Survivor
On Writing as a Survivor
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NSVRC March 23, 2022 JL Heinze Every survivor has a story. Telling that story...

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Understanding Disability Inclusion and Ableism
Understanding Disability Inclusion and Ableism
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  NSVRC March 23, 2022  JL Heinze According to the CDC, “Disability inclusion means...

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10 Tips on Being Trauma-Informed Online
10 Tips on Being Trauma-Informed Online
  • on April 14, 2022

NSVRC March 23, 2022     JL Heinze Online spaces and content can bring us...

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Join us Sunday, April 10 for our 1st annual Adult Easter Egg Hunt
Join us Sunday, April 10 for our 1st annual Adult Easter Egg Hunt
  • on April 7, 2022

Check out Mr. Bunny! He is ready to hide and then find Easter Eggs....

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April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM)
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM)
  • on April 1, 2022

April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month. Everyone has a role to play in ending...

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Please join us for our 1st Annual Adult Easter Egg Hunt!
Please join us for our 1st Annual Adult Easter Egg Hunt!
  • on March 2, 2022

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Black History Month: Facts, people, quotes
Black History Month: Facts, people, quotes
  • on February 9, 2022

S P L C Southern Poverty Law Center ~ Features and Stories: Black History...

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Our Mission

Project R.E.S.T. provides services to victims of domestic violence in Spartanburg, Cherokee, and Union Counties. Our mission is to use our collective voice to address the impact of domestic and sexual violence by providing quality services to those affected and to create social change through education training and activism.

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How is impersonation/fraud used as tech abuse? 1) How is impersonation/fraud used as tech abuse?
1) Spoofing
2) Hacking into accounts
3) Creating fake profiles
4) Opening lines of credit
5) Pretending to be the survivor… ruining reputation, getting them fired, fake online dating profiles, provoking harassment
Listed below are 3 types of boundaries: 1. Emotio Listed below are 3 types of boundaries: 
1. Emotional boundary- Comfort level with how someone speaks to you. 
2. Physical boundary- Comfort level regarding sexual activity with partner. 
3. Digital boundary- Comfortable level with what's posted online about your relationship.
How can surveillance be used as technology abuse? How can surveillance be used as technology abuse?
1) Tracking location
2) Monitoring social media or other online accounts
3) Surveilling person’s home with hidden cameras, security systems
4) Monitoring phone by physically going through the device or by installing stalkerware
5) Checking in on whereabouts, work schedule
We Need You! Sign up for our Crisis Line Training We Need You! Sign up for our Crisis Line Training starting on August 25th. For more information, please contact our Volunteer Coordinator, Janice Tuck, at janice.tuck@projectrest.org or 864-583-9803.
Here are a few characteristics of an unhealthy rel Here are a few characteristics of an unhealthy relationship. This is what unhealthy looks like.
How is technology used to harass victims? 1) Repea How is technology used to harass victims?
1) Repeated threatening, harassing… calls, messages, texts, IMs
2) Posting content to humiliate; ruin reputation
3) Manipulating settings, accounts to disrupt life
4) Contacting friends, family
5) Forcing someone to respond to calls, messages
We Need You! Sign up for our Crisis Line Training We Need You! Sign up for our Crisis Line Training starting on August 25th. For more information, please contact our Volunteer Coordinator, Janice Tuck, at janice.tuck@projectrest.org or 864-583-9803.
Getting rid of technology is not the answer to end Getting rid of technology is not the answer to ending abuse. Survivors use technology to enhance and maintain safety, decrease isolation, and increase privacy. Accountability needs to be on the abuser.
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About us

Project R.E.S.T. is a private, non-profit organization providing a multi-faceted assistance program to victims of domestic violence in Spartanburg, Cherokee, and Union Counties, and victims of sexual assault in Spartanburg and Cherokee Counties.

Project R.E.S.T. treats all clients, volunteers, and staff with dedication and respect regardless of race, religion, age, sex, sexual orientation, national origin, or disability. If you encounter discrimination in any form while using our hotline or seeking our services, please contact Jada Charley, CEO/President at jada.charley@projectrest.org

Hours

  • Lynn Hawkins Center/Main Office: Monday-Friday 8:30am – 5:00pm
  • Spartanburg Office: Monday-Friday 8:30am – 5:00pm
  • Gaffney Office: Monday-Friday 8:30am – 5:00pm
  • Union Office: Monday-Friday 8:00am – 4:30pm
  • Thrift Store: Open Tuesday – Friday 10:00am – 4:00pm / Saturday 10:00am – 3:00pm / Closed Every Monday

Contact Details

236 Union St., Spartanburg, SC 29302
864.583.9803
24-hour hotline: 864.583.9803 or 800.273.5066
info@projectrest.org
https://projectrest.org

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