A flyer explaining easy steps for reaching out for Safe+Sound's free sexual violence services.
Audience: General Public
Healing Begins Here – Sexual Violence Services
A flyer explaining easy steps for reaching out for Safe+Sound's free sexual violence services.
El Amor No Debe Doler – Domestic Violence services
A flyer explaining easy steps for reaching out for Safe+Sound's free domestic violence services.
Love Shouldn’t Hurt – Domestic Violence services
A flyer explaining easy steps for reaching out for Safe+Sound's free domestic violence services.
How We Talk About Domestic and Sexual Violence
A blog post that describes forms of trauma, trauma-specific services, and trauma-informed approaches recognized utilized by S+SS Whenever Safe+Sound Somerset’s SPEAK Outreach and Prevention team hosts workshops, they spend a significant amount of time defining terms and laying...
Healing for Survivors of Sexual Assault Begins Here
A blog post introducing S+SS sexual violence resources and definitions As of October 1st, 2021, Safe+Sound Somerset expanded our trauma-informed services to serve survivors of sexual violence in Somerset County, NJ. For over 40 years, Safe+Sound Somerset has...
Live At Lunch – Legal Advocacy
A video interview with a Safe+Sound legal advocate, about creating safety for survivors. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ofvMhxc40Fg
How Media Talks About Violence Impacts Survivors
A blog post that summaries positive and negative qualities of media exposure surrounding interpersonal violence for survivors. The media is a huge entity – from news to social media outlets, television to radio stations. The impact of this...
Sexual Assault in Domestic Abuse
A blog post informing about intimate partner sexual violence, with examples and definitions For over 40 years, Safe+Sound Somerset has provided safety, hope, and healing for survivors of domestic abuse in Somerset County. As of October 1st, 2021, we expanded our mission to also serve...
Why Domestic Violence is a Community Issue
A blog post explaining how DV affects children, family and friends, the workplace, and the community. Community members often tell us that they see domestic violence as a “private” or “family issue” that only affects the two people...
