Thinking about volunteering as a sexual violence advocate in Union County? Here is what the application, training, and real time commitment actually look like, from someone who has done the work.
Supporting someone through the aftermath of sexual violence can wear on you too. Here is what compassion fatigue and secondary trauma look like, and how to keep showing up without losing yourself.
You have rights after sexual violence, and you stay in control of every choice. What survivors in NJ should know about reporting, privacy, and healing.
What does a trauma-informed school actually look like? A plain-language look inside Project PEACE, our healing-centered school program for NJ classrooms.
Someone you love told you about sexual violence and you want to get it right. What to say, what to avoid, and how to help while they stay in control. Free 24/7: 908-233-7273.
A gentle, honest look at what actually happens when you call our confidential sexual violence hotline — confidentiality, what we ask, and how you stay in control the whole way.
The Executive Director of Karolina’s Place reflects on more than two decades of advocacy, honoring Karolina Szatkowski, and why every survivor deserves dignity, compassion, and hope.
Naming our Sexual Violence Advocacy and Resource Center Karolina’s Place is a promise: compassion instead of judgment, healing is possible, and no one navigates the aftermath of sexual violence alone.
