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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September is Suicide Prevention Month and on this week’s episode of the VSC Podcast we talk about the population most at risk for dying by suicide: Men. Tune in to learn about the barriers men face and ways we can help support men youtu.be/vh8ZnzgDrtA pic.twitter.com/cPz845u3jv

About 4 days ago from VictimServiceCenter's Twitter via Twitter for iPhone

Trauma can not only affect a survivor but can also greatly affect their supporters. This week’s VSC podcast episode goes over tips on being a good supporter while also taking care of yourself and some of the pressures secondary survivors may face. youtu.be/8ciIWvV_Vio pic.twitter.com/GerzUvJJKt

Last week from VictimServiceCenter's Twitter via Twitter for iPhone

Happy Labor Day weekend! VSC offices will close at 3pm Friday and will remain closed on Labor Day. We will resume normal office business hours on Tuesday. Our 24/7 crisis helpline for those in need of immediate support remains available for those who need us (407) 500-HEAL (4325) pic.twitter.com/hgNwtUJpAL

About 2 weeks ago from VictimServiceCenter's Twitter via TweetDeck

A new #podcast episode is out and it’s all about the alarming trend of survivors meeting their perpetrators via social media and dating apps. Come listen as we address victim blaming survivors of cyber crimes face and ways we can keep feeling safe. youtu.be/gtjwPKwG2HU pic.twitter.com/xqHoQWFz0k

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

Don't forget to register for our "Healing After Assault" Zoom Panel which will take place TOMORROW at 3:30pm ET. Here is the link to register: us02web.zoom.us/meeting/regis…

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