Cumbee Center to Assist Abused Persons

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Our mission is to support and empower domestic violence and sexual violence victims and their families by providing services, reducing the tolerance of abuse, and advocating for social change.

02/17/2026

Think before you post!

If you send or post a picture, you can’t control how it’s being
seen—or how it’s being shared by others. If you feel like there’s any chance that the picture could get into the wrong hands, don’t risk it, don’t share or post it.

Please remember, if someone does happen to use your private messages or photos in an inappropriate way or in a way that makes you uncomfortable, like showing others without consent, it is NOT YOUR FAULT, even if you send them willingly.

For more information about Cumbee Center services, call our 24/7 hotline at 803-649-0480 or visit www.cumbeecenter.org/about-us/programs-and-services.


Cumbee Center offices are closed today, but our 24/7 hotline and shelter are available for immediate assistance at 803-6...
02/16/2026

Cumbee Center offices are closed today, but our 24/7 hotline and shelter are available for immediate assistance at 803-649-0480.


02/14/2026

HAPPY V-DAY! 💗🧡💗

As we all know, Valentines Day is a celebration of love. So, let’s take a moment to think about what REAL love should look like. A healthy relationship is built on strong communication, a respect for boundaries, and autonomy for all, even online.

A person who loves you will support your choices, listen to your voice, and respect your independence. Love should never involve control, pressure, fear, or harm.

REAL LOVE makes you feel safe, valued, and free to be yourself.

REAL LOVE RESPECTS.

Let’s all celebrate Valentines Day by being examples of what REAL love looks like.

For more information about Cumbee Center services, call our 24/7 hotline at 803-649-0480 or visit www.cumbeecenter.org/about-us/programs-and-services.


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One major aspect of healthy relationships is having autonomy, or the ability to be independent and act as your own indiv...
02/13/2026

One major aspect of healthy relationships is having autonomy, or the ability to be independent and act as your own individual. This includes having autonomy over your personal social media accounts.

This is why discussing social media boundaries, setting social media boundaries and respecting social media boundaries is so important in dating partnerships. Setting, following through, and respecting digital boundaries fosters trust in relationships/dating partnerships and often reduces anxiety related to social media use.

For more information about Cumbee Center services, call our 24/7 hotline at 803-649-0480 or visit www.cumbeecenter.org/about-us/programs-and-services.


Join us for Support Group TOMORROW—no sign-up required! Current and former clients are invited to attend every 2nd and 4...
02/11/2026

Join us for Support Group TOMORROW—no sign-up required!

Current and former clients are invited to attend every 2nd and 4th Thursday 5:30–6:30pm at our Aiken office (254 Beaufort St NE, Aiken, SC). It’s a safe and confidential space for survivors to connect and share.

Activities for kids will be provided, if needed.

We hope you will join us!

For more information about Cumbee Center services, call our 24/7 hotline at 803-649-0480 or visit www.cumbeecenter.org/about-us/programs-and-services.

Join us TOMORROW for Cumbee Center's VIRTUAL professional conference 9am-12pm! This accredited training is FREE and open...
02/11/2026

Join us TOMORROW for Cumbee Center's VIRTUAL professional conference 9am-12pm! This accredited training is FREE and open to the public. It's not too late to register and attend this informative training!

Conversations will include:
* Exploring current trends and themes among Gen Z & Gen Alpha.
* Addressing violence and strategies for engaging and supporting boys who have both caused harm and also those who have experienced harm as victims.
* Promoting healthy development as a shared community responsibility.

NOTE: While the title of this conference speaks directly to men, we encourage participation from all professionals and community members. Because we all have boys and men in our lives, it is imperative that we all participate in these conversations to address violence and promote safe and healthy development.

You can register using the following link:
https://HealthyManhoodPart2of3.eventbrite.com

For questions or more information, contact ajordan@cumbeecenter.org

BLOCK EM’! If someone is bugging you or talking to you in a way you don’t like, you can unfriend or block them. It does ...
02/10/2026

BLOCK EM’!

If someone is bugging you or talking to you in a way you don’t like, you can unfriend or block them. It does not matter if the person bothering you online is a complete stranger, or your dating partner, you deserve to feel safe in online spaces. Don’t hesitate or feel bad about protecting yourself!

If blocking does not work for you, talk to a trusted adult, or someone in your safe circle. You do not have to deal with digital harassment/abuse alone.

For more information about Cumbee Center services, call our 24/7 hotline at 803-649-0480 or visit www.cumbeecenter.org/about-us/programs-and-services.


02/08/2026

Cumbee Center greatly appreciates your generous donations and continued support. Please note that we only accept donations of new and unused items.

Donations can be dropped off at our office Monday through Friday, from 9 AM to 5 PM, at 254 Beaufort St NE, Aiken, SC.

For more information about Cumbee Center services, contact our 24/7 hotline at 803-649-0480.


DIGITAL ABUSE CAN HAPPEN TO ANYONE! Unwanted or threatening messages, cyber stalking, controlling what a person posts or...
02/06/2026

DIGITAL ABUSE CAN HAPPEN TO ANYONE!

Unwanted or threatening messages, cyber stalking, controlling what a person posts or likes, sending unwanted sexual/inappropriate photos or messages are all ways that abusers use social media and the internet to victimize and control their dating partners. This type of abuse is often accompanied by other types of abuse, but can live on it’s own. Either way, it is important to recognize that digital abuse IS abuse and can be equally traumatizing for the victim as any other type of abuse.

If you ever become a victim of digital abuse, please contact your local resources for help and support!

For more information about Cumbee Center services, call our 24/7 hotline at 803-649-0480 or visit www.cumbeecenter.org/about-us/programs-and-services.


DON'T MISS OUT! There's still time to register for Cumbee Center's VIRTUAL professional conference on February 12, 2026....
02/05/2026

DON'T MISS OUT! There's still time to register for Cumbee Center's VIRTUAL professional conference on February 12, 2026. This accredited training is FREE and open to the public.

Conversations will include:
* Exploring current trends and themes among Gen Z & Gen Alpha.
* Addressing violence and strategies for engaging and supporting boys who have both caused harm and also those who have experienced harm as victims.
* Promoting healthy development as a shared community responsibility.

NOTE: While the title of this conference speaks directly to men, we encourage participation from all professionals and community members. Because we all have boys and men in our lives, it is imperative that we all participate in these conversations to address violence and promote safe and healthy development.

You can register using the following link:
https://HealthyManhoodPart2of3.eventbrite.com

For questions or more information, contact ajordan@cumbeecenter.org

Think of it this way: When you’re hanging out online, it’s like being in your own room. But if you want privacy in your ...
02/03/2026

Think of it this way: When you’re hanging out online, it’s like being in your own room. But if you want privacy in your room, you can shut your door. Unfortunately, most websites, social media apps, or gaming devices come to you with the door wide open so that anybody, even creeps, can chat with you (EX: new IG map update). Location tracking/pinning on social media can also be used by internet creeps to find out where you are and who you are with. Dating partners can also use location services to gain power and control over where you are and who you are with. Be safe and check your privacy settings to make sure they match with your boundaries surrounding social media and relationships.

For more information about Cumbee Center services, call our 24/7 hotline at 803-649-0480 or visit www.cumbeecenter.org/about-us/programs-and-services.


02/01/2026

There are many different types of abuse that a victim of teen dating violence can experience (physical, sexual, verbal, mental/emotional, etc.) However, Digital Abuse is becoming more common as everyone has started to rely more on technology. Abusers can use phones, internet, and more, to deepen how they have power and control. Technology can enable abusers to stalk and closely monitor their victims.

Stay tuned to learn more about digital safety and how we can reduce teen dating violence online!

For more information about Cumbee Center services, call our 24/7 hotline at 803-649-0480 or visit www.cumbeecenter.org/about-us/programs-and-services.



Address

254 Beaufort Street
Aiken, SC
29801

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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+18036490480

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