Sexual Assault Support Services at Zufall Health

Sexual Assault Support Services at Zufall Health SASS is the state designated r**e crisis center for Somerset County, N.J.

Sexual Assault Support Services (SASS) at Zufall Health offers free counseling, a 24/7 hotline, and other support services to anyone who has been impacted by sexual violence.

Please contact Safe + Sound Somerset for all future information and services for sexual violence. Thank you all!••• ...
09/30/2021

Please contact Safe + Sound Somerset for all future information and services for sexual violence.
Thank you all!
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Our heartfelt thank you to all of our awesome advocates over the years! Literally hundreds of advocates since 1988 have ...
09/29/2021

Our heartfelt thank you to all of our awesome advocates over the years! Literally hundreds of advocates since 1988 have worked to support survivors of sexual violence and their families, and we are truly grateful for each and every one of you!
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From Sexual Assault Support Services at to all of our followers, thank you for your amazing support. To keep up with th...
09/23/2021

From Sexual Assault Support Services at to all of our followers, thank you for your amazing support.

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It’s National Su***de Prevention Month and nothing is more important than getting the word out!! If you’re a survivor or...
09/20/2021

It’s National Su***de Prevention Month and nothing is more important than getting the word out!!

If you’re a survivor or you know anyone who needs support, we are here for you. Our confidential hotline (908) 526-7444 is open 24-hours a day. You are not alone!
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It’s always nice to know that there are options available when it comes to protecting yourself in a social setting. With...
09/16/2021

It’s always nice to know that there are options available when it comes to protecting yourself in a social setting. With technology continuing to develop, the range of products used to detect a drug spiked drink is growing. Although these products may allow some people to feel more comfortable when going out, it is important to ask the question, “Why is it a person’s responsibility to be prepared for these kinds of situations?” With date r**e drugs being a truly scary reality, we must place emphasis on teaching people that sexual assaultit is not ok and also on educating people on the importance of consent.

Now that I am in college, I have sadly witnessed the popularity of date-r**e drugs in a campus setting. That being said, I think the products created because of this issue are helpful to those who want to protect themselves but It’s important again to emphasize, the rapistis at fault - in all situations! If you have been the victim of a drug facilitated sexual assault, know that is is NOT YOUR FAULT!

If you’re a survivor or you know anyone who needs support, we are here for you. Our confidential hotline (908) 526-7444 is open 24-hours a day. You are not alone!
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Statistics are never fun to learn about, but it’s statistics such as these that help to remind us of why we do the work ...
09/10/2021

Statistics are never fun to learn about, but it’s statistics such as these that help to remind us of why we do the work we do.
As advocates, we are here to educate, to uplift, and most importantly, to prevent. Shining a light on facts like these can serve as a catalyst by inspiring people to have change provoking conversations.
The more people we can educate on these facts, the more people we can inspire to have these conversations, and the smaller these statistics will get.
We can do anything, if we do it together!
If you’re a survivor or you know anyone who needs support, we are here for you. Our confidential hotline (908) 526-7444 is open 24-hours a day. You are not alone!
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Someone who isn't quite familiar with the topic of sexual violence might find it a bit overwhelming to talk to someone ...
09/08/2021

Someone who isn't quite familiar with the topic of sexual violence might find it a bit overwhelming to talk to someone about their experience, especially if it's a loved one. Here's a checklist of things you can use as a guide.
Also, it's always important to remember that all experiences are different!
If you’re a survivor or you know anyone who needs support, we are here for you. Our confidential hotline (908) 526-7444 is open 24-hours a day. You are not alone!
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Sexual violence can be a very lonely experience for many, but you are not alone. Chanel Miller, American writer and arti...
09/01/2021

Sexual violence can be a very lonely experience for many, but you are not alone.
Chanel Miller, American writer and artist, writes this quote in her book "Know my Name" where she recalls her experience while facing her assaulter in hopes of empowering other victims and survivors.
As we know, many people have been sexually assaulted in the U.S. While that might be a not-so-happy fact, we can find peace in the fact that many survivors and victims are living fruitful lives. If they can do it, you can too!
If you’re a survivor or you know anyone who needs support, we are here for you. Our confidential hotline (908) 526-7444 is open 24-hours a day. You are not alone!
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08/27/2021

Some school districts may believe they can inoculate themselves against legal action and bad press by simply denying or ignoring sexual harassment and assault in their schools.
Although staff at these schools may claim to take sexual harassment and violence seriously, as evidenced, they say, by their written anti-harassment policies, too often they are unprepared to respond appropriately to real incidents.
School administrators can be woefully ignorant of their Title IX responsibilities. Ignorance, the fear of liability, and concerns about public opinion can cause schools to downplay, ignore, or deny altogether reports of sexual harassment/assault and subsequent retaliation against victims.

Do you know your rights at school under Title IX?
check it out here: https://www.equalrights.org/issue/equality-in-schools-universities/.

08/25/2021

Don't let your brain win. There is hope, and we are here to help.
PLEASE REACH OUT
We are located at 71 Fourth Street, Somerville, N.J.
We can be reached at 908-526-7444
We are less than 1 mile from the Somerville train station.
For services in other New Jersey locations, visit https://njcasa.org/find-help/
For services outside New Jersey, call 1-800-656-4673 or visit https://centers.rainn.org/

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08/24/2021

When you have healthy masculinity you can:

show emotions
be vulnerable
ask for help when needed
treat people equally
value women and girls
listen to others
be strong AND kind
express your affection to those you care about
being aware and self-reflective about your effect on those around you
Is proud of others

08/20/2021

Protective factors may lessen the likelihood of sexual violence victimization or perpetration. These factors can exist at individual, relational, community, and societal levels.

Here are some examples:
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Families where caregivers work through conflicts peacefully
💙 Emotional health and connectedness
🎓 Academic achievement
😰 Empathy and concern for how one’s actions affect others

How will you be protective? ⬇️

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Dover, NJ
08876

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