Victim Service Center: Victim Service Center – To provide individualized services and resources to victims of sexual assault, violent crime and traumatic circumstances, through crisis response, advocacy, therapy and community awareness.

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About 3 days ago from VictimServiceCenter's Twitter via Twitter for iPhone

Have you experienced Ghosting before? come listen to part 1 of a 2 part VSC Podcast episode where we talk about Ghosting, the effects it can have on the ghosted and ghosters, healthy problem solving and communication, and ways to heal. youtu.be/0QA2m1OFEc4 #ghosting #healing pic.twitter.com/bgO8j2un22

About 5 days ago from VictimServiceCenter's Twitter via Twitter for iPhone

Bid on tickets to see an Orlando Predators game on Saturday 7/31 to support VSC. Us the QR code to visit the bidding platform. Current highest bid is only $166! pic.twitter.com/VNvrA8J2WK

About 6 days ago from VictimServiceCenter's Twitter via TweetDeck

Employees at Blizzard recently shared their experiences with sexual harassment at work. Everyone has a right to feel safe and respected in the workplace and beyond. To learn more or how to file a sexual harassment claim visit eeoc.gov bloom.bg/3BLZmgK

About 6 days ago from VictimServiceCenter's Twitter via Twitter Web App

The 71st episode of the VSC podcast we talk about the societal issue of erasing Bisexual Identity, the effects this can have on the community, misconceptions and myths, and ways we can support the Bi Community. youtu.be/W7__03-7P2c #bierasure #bisexualpride #podcast pic.twitter.com/PsvXE2M3Ev

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