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Cat Calling is NOT a compliment. 55% of Americans

Cat Calling is NOT a compliment. 55% of Americans view cat calling as harassment and 72% of the public believe that it is NEVER appropriate to cat call.

Cat Calling places individuals in not only an uncomfortable situation, but dangerous ones, too. Cat Calling is often sexual in nature, and paired with repeated comments, stalking/following, or even inappropriate touching.

SOURCE: https://today.yougov.com/society/articles/10126-catcalling

💜 Giving Tuesday is right around the corner! On

💜 Giving Tuesday is right around the corner! On December 3rd, we will be raising money to continue to progress our mission transforming the lives of those impacted by domestic violence and sexual abuse. If you feel called to help in any way, shape or form, we thank you.

You can donate now to Project R.E.S.T. at the link in our bio

#projectrest #spartanburgsc #domesticviolence #enddomesticviolence #givingtuesday

Understanding the factors that contribute to domes

Understanding the factors that contribute to domestic violence is crucial for prevention.

Developing skills in conflict resolution, building healthy relationships, and pursuing education empowers individuals, reducing their risk of abuse by equipping them with essential tools.

On the other hand, uncontrollable elements like economic hardship, mental health issues, and exposure to past violence can lead individuals to experience or engage in abusive behaviors. 💔

Emotional Intelligence is the ability to recognize

Emotional Intelligence is the ability to recognize, understand, manage, and use emotions effectively in ourselves and others. 🧠 🔍

Elevating your Emotional Intelligence can transform various aspects of your life, enhancing connections and communication with everyone around you. 👥

Swipe to learn more about the four components of Emotional Intelligence!

SOURCE: https://verybigbrain.com/body-brain-connection/mastering-emotional-intelligence-worksheets-exercises-and-activities-for-a-happier-more-connected-life/

Domestic violence can cause those who are trying t

Domestic violence can cause those who are trying to help a loved one feel helpless. Here are some tips from us on how you can help save space, support, and create safety for your loved ones facing domestic violence.

🤍 Are you or someone that you know in need of help? Call our 24-hour crisis hotline to get help immediately at (864) 583-9803 or (800) 273-5066

🤝 Save this list so you know how to best help a friend or family member in need after domestic violence.

💜 Want to learn more? Head to the LINK IN OUR BIO to get more information about how mission, resources, and how you can best help or get help.

#projectrest #domesticviolence #domesticviolenceawareness #sexualabuse #enddomesticviolence #spartanburgsc #upstatesc

✨ We are still SO thankful! Last month, Mayor Je

✨ We are still SO thankful! Last month, Mayor Jerome Rice declared October as Domestic Violence Awareness month in the City of Spartanburg. We are already looking forward to next October as we continue to raise awareness!

We are thrilled that we have been able to make this proclamation an annual achievement! Swipe to see some photos from years past!

If you would like to continue to support our mission, there are a few ways you can help!

📣 Use your voice! Share as much as you can from us to bring more eyes towards ending domestic violence.

💜 Donate! You can donate at the link in our bio!

🛍️ You can also make purchases from our Amazon wishlist! Head to the link in our bio!

#projectrest #spartanburgsc #domesticviolenceawareness #enddomesticviolence

Think of self-care as filling your cup, so you can

Think of self-care as filling your cup, so you can pour into others! ☕️

When we nurture ourselves, we equip our minds to handle stress and anger effectively. This means we're not unfairly spilling our frustrations onto those around us. 🧘

How do you practice self-care? 🤔

💜 Share your story on the She Could Be Podcast

💜 Share your story on the She Could Be Podcast by Project R.E.S.T. Our podcast is dedicated to spreading the message about how DV and SA affects EVERYONE in our community. She could be... your best friend, your co-worker, your teammate, your idol, your bartender... the list goes on.

➡️ Email your story to shecouldbe@projectrest.org 🎙️

👉 Find out more information about our podcast on our website: LINK IN BIO

🎧 Tune In Now: LINK IN BIO

#Podcast #Spotify #SheCouldBe #DomesticViolence #SexualAssault #TellYourStory

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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!

About Project R.E.S.T.

Hours of Operation

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

Contact Details

236 Union St., Spartanburg, SC 29302

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

info@projectrest.org

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