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Navigating the Holidays
Navigating the Holidays
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RAINN   Dec 14, 2022 Dealing with Family Gatherings After Being Abused by a Family...

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Sexual Violence: We Know How To Stop It
Sexual Violence: We Know How To Stop It
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On Writing as a Survivor
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Understanding Disability Inclusion and Ableism
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Every couple will face conflict and disagreements. Every couple will face conflict and disagreements. How you respond to these issues will determine whether your relationship is healthy or unhealthy. Don't ignore relationship problems. Practicing open & respectful communication will make your relationship stronger. #LoveBetter
Recommended tips if you suspect that someone is st Recommended tips if you suspect that someone is stalking you:
1. Document text messages, pictures, etc.
2. Inform a trusted family member/friend 
3. Enhance security measures (locks, alarms, etc.)
4. Avoid all contact with the person 
5. Report incidents to the police 
#NSAM
There are many ways that you can choose to love be There are many ways that you can choose to love better & show your partner the love they deserve. Let's start with respecting their body, boundaries, & decisions. #LoveBetter
Did you know that most stalking survivors suffer f Did you know that most stalking survivors suffer from anxiety, depression, chronic fear, and PSTD? Not only does being stalked cause trauma, but it also increases the victim's danger. 76% of women murdered by an intimate partner were stalked first.  #NSAM
Project R.E.S.T. is proud to receive a United Way Project R.E.S.T. is proud to receive a United Way of the Piedmont (UWP) Community Investment grant  this year. UWP believes everyone deserves the opportunity to thrive, and we’re excited to partner with them in this work! This grant will assist us with Emergency Shelter, Mental Health Care, and Children's Supportive Services in Union County. @uwpiedmont
Project R.E.S.T. is proud to receive a United Way Project R.E.S.T. is proud to receive a United Way of the Piedmont (UWP) Community Investment grant  this year. UWP believes everyone deserves the opportunity to thrive, and we’re excited to partner with them in this work! This grant will assist us with Emergency Shelter, Transitional Housing, Mental Health Care, and Children's Supportive Services in Cherokee County. @uwpiedmont
Project R.E.S.T. is proud to receive a United Way Project R.E.S.T. is proud to receive a United Way of the Piedmont (UWP) Community Investment grant  this year. UWP believes everyone deserves the opportunity to thrive, and we’re excited to partner with them in this work! This grant will assist us with Emergency Shelter, Transitional Housing, Mental Health Care, and Children's Supportive Services in Spartanburg County. @uwpiedmont
It is vital for friends and family of stalking sur It is vital for friends and family of stalking survivors to be supportive and not victim blame. Comments like "It's not that serious" or "It's not like they hit you"  exemplify victim blaming. Stalking needs to be recognized for what it is, violence. #NSAM
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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 Acting Executive Director, Krystal Smith at krystal.smith@projectrest.org

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  • 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 Monday – Friday 10:00am – 4:00pm

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