Victim To Survivor

12/08/2025

TODAY'S THE DAY! Join us from 5:00-7:00PM for RCC's FREE Children's Book Giveaway Creek Brewhouse where the FIRST 50 PEOPLE will receive a FREE book of your choice. We will also have FREE crayons and coloring sheets for kids, as well as additional resources for parents and caregivers!

NOTE: This event and the books/content shared are designed to help parents, grandparents, and caregivers to start meaningful conversations with their little ones about critical safety topics such as body safety, boundaries, and consent, giving them the tools to prevent unwanted/unsafe touch and interactions with others. These lessons taught now will stay with children as they grow into adulthood and, most importantly, will empower them to set good boundaries without feeling threatened or challenged, and creates trust so kids feel comfortable coming forward and reporting any unwanted and/or unsafe physical interactions with others.

12/07/2025

Looking for an age-appropriate book to teach your kids about body safety and boundaries? No worries, R**e Crisis Center's got you covered!

Join us TOMORROW, MONDAY 12/8 for RCC's FREE Children's Book Giveaway at Tidal Creek Brewhouse. The FIRST 50 PEOPLE will receive a FREE book of your choice. We will also have FREE crayons and coloring sheets for kids, as well as additional resources for parents and caregivers!

NOTE: This event and the books/content shared are designed to help parents, grandparents, and caregivers to start meaningful conversations with their little ones about critical safety topics such as body safety, boundaries, and consent, giving them the tools to prevent unwanted/unsafe touch and interactions with others. These lessons taught now will stay with children as they grow into adulthood and, most importantly, will empower them to set good boundaries without feeling threatened or challenged, and creates trust so kids feel comfortable coming forward and reporting any unwanted and/or unsafe physical interactions with others.

12/05/2025

Visit us this Monday 12/8 at Tidal Creek Brewhouse for our FREE Children's Book Giveaway! The FIRST 50 PEOPLE to visit us between 5-7pm will receive a free books of their choice! A variety of books will be available for ages 2-6yo, 4-7 yo, and 7-12 yo age levels. We hope to see you then!

12/03/2025

The team here at R**e Crisis Center are so incredibly grateful for our partners at Tidal Creek Brewhouse! Please give if you can and show you

Today is a Day of Giving, and we’re honored to support our charity of the month, Victim To Survivor, the R**e Crisis Center of Horry & Georgetown Counties. This incredible nonprofit provides essential services and healing for survivors of r**e and sexual assault.
Help us give back — you can round up your tab to support their mission. Together, we can make a difference. 💙✨

12/03/2025

Today is a Day of Giving, and we’re honored to support our charity of the month, Victim To Survivor, the R**e Crisis Center of Horry & Georgetown Counties. This incredible nonprofit provides essential services and healing for survivors of r**e and sexual assault.
Help us give back — you can round up your tab to support their mission. Together, we can make a difference. 💙✨

12/02/2025

One in four women in the U.S. has experienced an attempted or completed r**e in her lifetime. Sexual violence happens often, which makes it common, and common is often confused with normal. Many women may decide that what happened to them “wasn't that bad” and not reach out for support.

In a recent article published in Psychology Today, Vanessa Carlisle examines the impact of sexual trauma, survivor healing, and asks “Is it really possible for victims of sexual violence to recover fully without justice?”

Read more: https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/the-lived-experience-of-survivors/202510/what-will-it-take-for-survivors-of-abuse-to-heal

11/14/2025

Sexual violence can happen to anyone. A day after she was groped by a man on the street, Mexico’s president, Claudia Sheinbaum, announced she had reported the incident to police.

“We need to make this visible and say no — a firm no,” she said. “Women’s personal space must not be violated. How do we address this? Through awareness campaigns, through schools — because this is also about educating men.”

➡ Read more: https://www.nytimes.com/2025/11/05/world/americas/sheinbaum-man-video-charges.html

11/07/2025

Most stalkers use multiple tactics to surveil, contact, sabotage, threaten, and otherwise scare their victims —and their behaviors can escalate from indirect ways of making contact (phone calls or texts) to more direct contact (delivering gifts or showing up where the victim is). Victims can feel constantly monitored and in fear. Stalking isn’t about love. It’s about control. Don’t confuse the signs of stalking for romance.

10/27/2025

The team at R**e Crisis Center Serving Horry & Georgetown Counties is so incredibly grateful for the ongoing support from the amazing members of the North Myrtle Beach Woman's Club!

NMBWC President Kathy Heagen presented a $5,000 allocation to Lindy Studds, Executive Director of the R**e Crisis Center Horry & Georgetown SC at our 5th Annual What a Difference a Mile Makes Walk & Arts and Crafts Event! 💜 https://victimtosurvivor.org/ 24-Hour Crisis Hotline 843-448-7273

10/27/2025

***Last week to support sexual assault survivors while enjoying delicious, healthy food and drinks!
Please visit Smooth Seas and “round up” your bill as a donation to R**e Crisis Center Serving Horry & Georgetown Counties. We ❤️ our community!

PSA: your lunch break deserves better 😎🌊

09/03/2025

New month, new beginnings. R**e Crisis Center of Horry & Georgetown Counties is here to help you every step of the way. 24/7 crisis hotline: (843) 448-7273

07/30/2025

For more than a decade, Shannon Keeler pressed authorities to bring charges against a man who sneaked into her college dorm room in 2013 and sexually assaulted her. Only after discovering a series of disturbing Facebook messages sent from her perpetrator years after the attack did prosecutors agree to pursue the case.

Her experience underscores the challenges faced by sexual assault victims when navigating the legal system and why survivors are often reluctant to come forward.

Read more: https://www.nytimes.com/2025/07/17/us/pennsylvania-college-r**e-guilty.html