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💔 Every. Single. Minute...20 people are physica

💔 Every. Single. Minute...20 people are physically abused by someone they love... We invite you, as a friend of Project R.E.S.T. to watch this video featuring key members of our community as they share statistics that will absolutely blow your mind. 👉 We MUST act as a community to end the violence. STAND WITH US 💜 this October, for Domestic Violence Awareness Month #DVAM - as we stand in solidarity for those we’ve lost and to support survivors of DV.⁣
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▪️Please donate to help support our mission online: LINK IN BIO⁣
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▪️Meet our team at 🍻 Purple Pint Night 🍻 to end DV Awareness Month - the event will be hosted at @fr8yard on Friday, Oct. 25th from 6-9pm, with a special word from our CEO at 7:30. ⁣
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▪️And of course, if you know someone who needs help, or you are struggling yourself... Project R.E.S.T. is here for you: Please call our crisis line: 864-583-9803. ⁣
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Allen Smith, President: @onespartanburginc ⁣
Betsy Neely Sikma: @millikenandco
Nina Cano: @abogada_de_inmigracion
Jed Dearybury: @mrdearybury
Rusty Infinger: @p3.group
Dr. Bennie Harris: @usc_upstate
Monier Abusaft: @abusaftmm / @spartanburg_co
Sarah Butler: @woffordcollege
Chris Koon: @SCcooperatives
Olivia Jones: @scbarfoundation
Mayor Jerome Rice: @cityofspartanburg
Kathryn Harvey: @spartanburggives / @kattyharvey
Lou Sartor: Spartanburg Soup Kitchen⁣
Lekesa Whitner: @ndg_spartanburg ⁣
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@spartanburgcountyfoundation / @intheburg864 / @goupstate / @converseuniversity / @spartanburgcountysheriff / @spartanburgregional ⁣
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🕯️ The Spartanburg community came together in

🕯️ The Spartanburg community came together in Morgan Square for a Domestic Violence Awareness Month (DVAM) Silent Vigil hosted by our team at Project R.E.S.T. 💜 Local leaders, government officials, law enforcement, and community members stood in solidarity to honor those lost to domestic violence and raise awareness for survivors.

✨ These moments of reflection remind us of the power of unity in the fight to end domestic violence. Together, we can make a difference.

#DVAM #ProjectREST #EndDomesticViolence #SpartanburgVigil #StandTogether #RememberingLivesLost

Domestic violence rarely appears suddenly; it ofte

Domestic violence rarely appears suddenly; it often unfolds gradually. Abusers create a deceptive sense of trust with their victims, initiating small acts of control or aggression before escalating to more severe forms of violence and abuse.

Understanding the cycle of violence is crucial for violence prevention because it helps identify patterns and triggers that can lead to violent behavior.

When we understand these signs, individuals and communities can take proactive steps to disrupt them before conflicts escalate into violence.

🕯️Silent Vigil - October 10th, 2024 #DV #Do

🕯️Silent Vigil - October 10th, 2024

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🕯️ 💜 Tonight, we invite you to stand in so

🕯️ 💜 Tonight, we invite you to stand in solidarity with us for a DVAM silent vigil in downtown Spartanburg. October is domestic violence awareness month, and we will be lighting candles and observing a moment of silence for those that became victims of domestic violence homicide. Wear purple proudly this month friends, and we will see you there!

#DVAM #DV #October #DomesticViolence #SilentVigil #Homicide #MomentOfSilence #Event #ProjectRest

Having the language to comprehend the signs of abu

Having the language to comprehend the signs of abuse empowers individuals and communities- it allows us not only to identify potential cases but also to take proactive measures in preventing them.

Understanding key terms related to abuse—such as emotional manipulation, physical violence, or coercive control—enables us to recognize red flags early on. This awareness can foster a culture where victims feel safe disclosing their experiences without fear of judgment.

Furthermore, when we articulate our concerns clearly, it facilitates conversations that can lead to intervention and support from friends, family, or professionals.

💜 📰 Stay "in-the-know" with what's going on

💜 📰 Stay "in-the-know" with what's going on at Project REST by subscribing to our newsletter: LINK IN BIO. The Rise 'N Rest quarterly newsletter will have upcoming events, exciting news, donation opportunities, community work, legal advocacy information, and fun videos featuring our team to start your morning off right each season.

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✨ Meet Nate Molle ✨ Nate is the Managing Attor

✨ Meet Nate Molle ✨ Nate is the Managing Attorney for the Project REST Legal Advocacy Program. His role focuses on legal representation through the Order of Protection or Restraining Order process in Spartanburg, Cherokee and Union Counties. Nate will be an integral part of the new Legal Services program. If you're in immediate need of legal assistance surrounding a Domestic Violence or Sexual Assault case please stop in at the courthouse and he'd be happy to help you!

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We Have Recently Changed Our Name!

Attention everyone! We have recently changed our name from Safe Homes Rape Crisis Coalition to Project R.E.S.T. Let’s continue to work together to Restore, Empower, Support, and Transform those affected by domestic and sexual violence!

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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

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236 Union St., Spartanburg, SC 29302

24-hour hotline: (864) 583-9803 or (800) 273-5066

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