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The “She Could Be” Podcast by Project R.E.S.T. will educate you, make you laugh, make you cry, and make you furious…. get ready because this will CHANGE the way you see Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault in our communities. Join our mission to end DV and SA!

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From Volunteer To Legacy: Dottie Broyles

Earlier this year, Project REST was humbled to receive a legacy gift being made by…

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NEW Spartanburg County Courthouse Office

We're thrilled to announce that with the grand opening of the new Spartanburg County Courthouse…

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April 2024: SAAM Events

In April, Project R.E.S.T. was deeply engaged in raising awareness for Sexual Assault Awareness Month,…

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🇺🇸 Never Forget. #September11 #NeverForget

🇺🇸 Never Forget.

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September 10th is World Suicide Prevention Day, a

September 10th is World Suicide Prevention Day, a critical occasion to raise awareness about mental health issues and the profound impact of trauma on individuals.

Survivors of sexual assault frequently grapple with severe depression and may experience suicidal thoughts as they navigate their healing journeys. The psychological scars from such experiences can lead to isolation, anxiety, and feelings of hopelessness.

By actively working to prevent sexual assault, rape, and domestic violence in our communities, we not only protect potential victims but also contribute significantly to saving lives. Education about consent, promoting healthy relationships, and providing support resources are essential steps in this fight.

Furthermore, encouraging open conversations around these topics can help destigmatize the challenges faced by survivors and foster an environment where they feel safe seeking help. Together, we can create a world that prioritizes safety and mental well-being for all.

💜 You're safe with Project R.E.S.T. - Anonymous

💜 You're safe with Project R.E.S.T. - Anonymously tell your story on our podcast and you could help a victim of domestic violence or sexual assault seek our help. The She Could Be 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

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Bystanders are vital in spotting and stopping dang

Bystanders are vital in spotting and stopping dangerous situations before they escalate!

If you notice someone feeling uneasy because of another person, witness a drink being tampered with, or see someone too drunk leaving with a stranger—take action!

You can get creative: approach the situation directly, rally your friends for support, or alert an employee or security officer to step in.

Your awareness and willingness to act can save someone from harm!

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This Labor Day, let’s celebrate by committing to

This Labor Day, let’s celebrate by committing to safe and respectful workplaces for all.

🔍 Signs of Workplace Abuse:

Emotional Manipulation: Humiliation, belittling
Unreasonable Demands: Excessive workloads, unrealistic deadlines
Isolation: Excluding from meetings, withholding information
Intimidation: Threats, aggressive behavior
Physical Abuse: Intimidation or violence

💬 What to Do:

Document: Record incidents carefully.
Report: Use HR channels or seek support.
Support: Offer help and encourage seeking professional advice.

This Labor Day, let’s honor workers by ensuring every workplace is safe and supportive.

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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 8:30am – 5:00pm

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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