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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If you or someone you know has been a victim of sexual assault, violent crime, or a traumatic circumstance, we are here to help 24/7 at 407-500-HEAL.

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Give the gift of hope and healing to those we serve by making a donation.

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Learn more about the programs and services VSC offers.

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Discover different opportunities to volunteer and be a voice for victims in our community by getting involved with VSC.

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Volunteer with us today! We’re always looking for folks with passion to lend their skills and time. Visit victimservicecenter.org/volun… to learn more about volunteering with us at VSC! pic.twitter.com/WCUnYcMHgc

About 3 days ago from VictimServiceCenter's Twitter via Twitter Web App

¡Voluntario con nosotros hoy! Siempre estamos buscando personas con pasión para prestar sus habilidades y su tiempo. ¡Visite victimservicecenter.org/volun… para obtener más información sobre cómo ser voluntario con nosotros en VSC! pic.twitter.com/1bFInvLxXE

About 3 days ago from VictimServiceCenter's Twitter via Twitter Web App

We are excited to be sitting down with one of VSC’s own SANE nurses and best-selling author Marie McKenzie to chat about her book Things That Keep Me Up At Night, and her journey to advocating for herself youtu.be/poV7km7aaB4 Buy her book here: marielmckenzie.com pic.twitter.com/PAkISb0Y3o

About 4 days ago from VictimServiceCenter's Twitter via Twitter Web App

Yesterday, we were able to attend the Seminole State College Resource Fair along with one of our amazing volunteers, Ralph, where we introduced students and staff to the resources provided by VSC! Thank you for having us @SeminoleState pic.twitter.com/v1XHV6aE7j

Last week from VictimServiceCenter's Twitter via Twitter Web App

On the newest episode of the VSC Podcast we chat about the Passion Flower Project - a support group that incorporates gardening and CBT skills to help survivors. Come learn about the importance of building a community to help survivors heal! youtu.be/qrbWi7Z1kUQ pic.twitter.com/Ya2w9uVEst

Last week from VictimServiceCenter's Twitter via Twitter Web App

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