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What is a safety planning guide?

A safety planning guide for victims is a resource that

Leading South Carolina Victims’ Rights Organizations Host 2nd Annual Victims Matter Rally at S.C. State House

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – MAY 1, 2023 Contact Persons: Brenda

AGENCIES PARTNER TOGETHER TO EDUCATE ADVOCATES, LAW ENFORCEMENT, AND THE COMMUNITY ON PROTECTING OUR YOUTH

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – February 21, 2023 Contact Persons: Nicole

How Murdaugh murder trial made it to court quickly

UPSTATE AGENCIES PARTNER TOGETHER TO EDUCATE ATTORNEYS ON REPRESENTING VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC ABUSE IN FAMILY COURT

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – January 20, 2023 UPSTATE AGENCIES PARTNER

Bills Signed helping Victims of Crime

H.R. 7132, the “Safe Connections Act of 2022,” which requires

What if the offender contacts or harasses the victim?

The victim should immediately contact law enforcement. There are legal

What can I do to be safer on the internet and social media?

To stay safer online and on social media, limit the

What can I do to safety plan while sheltering in place?

These safety planning steps are general recommendations and may not

What is rape or sexual assault called in South Carolina?

There are many different crimes that contain elements of rape

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