Supporting survivors of sexual assault.
How we can help
Bridging Hope provides a wide range of services to survivors of any type of sexual abuse or assault, no matter when it occurred. Our free and confidential resources are available 24/7 to survivors ages 13 and older, and their loved ones, in Dawson, Forsyth, Habersham, Hall, Lumpkin and White counties in Georgia.
If you or someone you know has experienced any type of sexual abuse or assault, call our 24- hour crisis line.Β
Education is Power
Education is a crucial piece in raising awareness and safeguarding individuals from the threat of sexual violence. Our team is passionate about empowering our community through education and awareness that provides individuals with the tools to recognize, help prevent, and respond to sexual assault.
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π Today is World Mental Health Day. A gentle reminder that caring for our minds is just as important as caring for our bodies.
At Bridging Hope, we walk alongside survivors of sexual violence through counseling, support groups, and healing resources, reminding each person: your story matters, and you are not alone.
Letβs work together to break the stigma and prioritize mental wellness for ourselves, our loved ones, and our community. π
#WorldMentalHealthDay #YouAreNotAlone #BridgingHopeGA #BridgingHopeCounseling #TraumaInformedCare
π Bilingual Advocate Camila rocked it at Piedmont University last week! π
She loved meeting with students, striking up meaningful conversations, and sharing all about the services we offer π¬π
#CommunityOutreach #BridgingHope
Our Statewide SAKI Advocate, Leigh Wiles, was honored to join a panel at the Sexual Assault and Child Abuse Prevention Symposium in Albany, GA!
The panel, featuring Leigh, Amy Hutsell, and Keith Blander, discussed SAKI cold case investigations and collaboration across disciplines to support survivors.
Advocate and speaker Matthew Sandusky also shared information about his work with male survivors of sexual assault.
Well done, team! We are so proud of you.
π£ Bridging Hope is hiring Contract Educators!
Join us in educating local students through our Prevention Education Program. Be a crucial part of helping prevent sexual trauma before it starts. β€οΈβπ©Ή
β¨ Paid position
β¨ Training provided
β¨ Flexible hours
Scan the QR code to learn more and apply today! Together, we can create a stronger community.
#PreventionEducationProgram #BridgingHopeGA #NowHiring #ContractEducator #SexualViolencePreventionEducation #EducatorPosition
Our Education & Outreach Coordinator, Allison, led an impactful Smart Response presentation at the Hampton Park Library in Forsyth County! Parents, grandparents, and guardians learned valuable tools to help keep youth safe and informed. π§βπ§βπ§π
π Our October Group Therapy calendar is here! Join us for a month of healing and connection β from a fall hike to PUPPY TIME πΆ, expressive arts, and building your own healing toolkit. π
π§ Interested in joining? Email miriam@bridginghopega.org for more info!
β¨ Free + confidential for survivors
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Check out the full schedule below!
#BridgingHope #SurvivorSupport #HealingTogether
π October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month π
At Bridging Hope, we stand with survivors and work to raise awareness, break the silence, and promote safety, healing, and hope.
Everyone deserves to feel safe in their relationships. If you or someone you know is experiencing abuse, you are not aloneβhelp is available and support is here.
Letβs stand together to end domestic violence. πͺ
#DVAM2035 #DomesticViolenceAwarenessMonth #BridgingHope #YouAreNotAlone #SexualViolenceResources
π October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month!
At Bridging Hope, we urge you to create privacy and promote safe online practices. This month, weβre reminding everyone to stay alert, think before you click, and protect your personal information.
Stay safe. Stay secure. π»π‘οΈ
#CybersecurityAwarenessMonth2025 #OnlineSafety #BridgingHope #SexualViolenceResources