SCCAVASA | SC Coalition Against Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault

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If you are a victim of sexual assault or domestic violence and would like to talk with someone, SCCADVASA’s 22 member programs have advocates available to help. You are not alone. We believe you. It is not your fault. And we are here to help.

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There are many ways to get involved in the fight to end sexual assault and domestic violence in SC. Whether you’re interested in volunteering, donating, or becoming a member, SCCADVASA needs you.

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Get the Facts

In 2011, rape crisis centers across SC served 5,660. Domestic violence shelters provided shelter to over 1,800 women and 1,300 children.

SC currently ranks 2nd in the nation for the number of women murdered by men.

Find out the facts about sexual assault and domestic violence and what you can do to help

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SCCADVASA’s expert staff trains hundreds of professionals each year on issues impacting survivors of sexual assault and domestic violence. If you are a Victim Service Provider or other professional seeking training hours, please consider attending one of our events.

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Upcoming Events

Fri Jun 21, 2013 @10:00AM

WEBINAR SERIES-Community Collaborations to Respond to Sexual Assault

Fri Jun 28, 2013 @ 9:00AM

The Impact of Domestic Violence in Underserved Communities

Fri Jul 12, 2013 @ 8:00AM

Program Innovations in Batterer Intervention

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Welcome to SCCADVASA

The South Carolina Coalition Against Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault (SCCADVASA) is a statewide coalition made up of the 23 domestic violence and sexual assault advocacy programs in South Carolina. Since 1981, SCCADVASA has been a leader in representing the critical needs of survivors and their families.

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Latest News & Events

SCCADVASA Sadly Announces the Resignation of Executive Director Pam Jacobs.

April 17, 2013

Pam’s work at SCCADVASA has been of the highest quality, and SCCADVASA and its member programs are the better for it. While the agency may be undergoing some changes, the work – to support member programs and educate and advocate for social reform to eradicate domestic and sexual violence in South Carolina – will continue.

SCCADVASA is searching for a new Executive Director. The successful candidate will have demonstrated ability to lead and to manage a nonprofit organization that seeks to facilitate social reform to eradicate interpersonal violence in South Carolina.

Please find the entire position description at our website.

http://www.sccadvasa.org/about/careers/213-executive-director-sccadvasa.html

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It’s Time to Talk About It: 2013 Annual Sexual Assault Conference March 26, 2013

SCCADVASA 2012 Annual Report March 4, 2013

Sequestration Would Pose Safety Risk for Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence Victims in South Carolina February 25, 2013

SCCADVASA to Host Youth Leadership Summit in Columbia February 1-2, 2013 January 30, 2013

Get Help

If you are a victim of sexual assault or domestic violence and would like to talk with someone, SCCADVASA’s 22 member programs have advocates available to help. You are not alone. We believe you. It is not your fault. And we are here to help.

Information & Hotline Numbers

Find an Advocate

Get Involved

There are many ways to get involved in the fight to end sexual assault and domestic violence in SC. Whether you’re interested in volunteering, donating, or becoming a member, SCCADVASA needs you.

Find out all of the ways you can get involved

Get the Facts

In 2011, rape crisis centers across SC served 5,660. Domestic violence shelters provided shelter to over 1,800 women and 1,300 children.

SC currently ranks 2nd in the nation for the number of women murdered by men.

Find out the facts about sexual assault and domestic violence and what you can do to help

Get Trained

SCCADVASA’s expert staff trains hundreds of professionals each year on issues impacting survivors of sexual assault and domestic violence. If you are a Victim Service Provider or other professional seeking training hours, please consider attending one of our events.

Training Opportunities

Take Action

Upcoming Events

Welcome to SCCADVASA

Latest News & Events

SCCADVASA Sadly Announces the Resignation of Executive Director Pam Jacobs.

Get Help

If you are a victim of sexual assault or domestic violence and would like to talk with someone, SCCADVASA’s 22 member programs have advocates available to help. You are not alone. We believe you. It is not your fault. And we are here to help.

Information & Hotline Numbers

Find an Advocate

Get Involved

There are many ways to get involved in the fight to end sexual assault and domestic violence in SC. Whether you’re interested in volunteering, donating, or becoming a member, SCCADVASA needs you.

Find out all of the ways you can get involved

Get the Facts

In 2011, rape crisis centers across SC served 5,660. Domestic violence shelters provided shelter to over 1,800 women and 1,300 children. SC currently ranks 2nd in the nation for the number of women murdered by men.

Find out the facts about sexual assault and domestic violence and what you can do to help

Get Trained

SCCADVASA’s expert staff trains hundreds of professionals each year on issues impacting survivors of sexual assault and domestic violence. If you are a Victim Service Provider or other professional seeking training hours, please consider attending one of our events.

Training Opportunities

Take Action

Upcoming Events

Welcome to SCCADVASA

Latest News & Events

SCCADVASA Sadly Announces the Resignation of Executive Director Pam Jacobs.

In 2011, rape crisis centers across SC served 5,660. Domestic violence shelters provided shelter to over 1,800 women and 1,300 children.

SC currently ranks 2nd in the nation for the number of women murdered by men.