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.
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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🐱 A little feline therapy goes a long way! 💛
Our advocates enjoyed some pawsitive moments at the Cat Cafe Pop-Up at the Hall County Library in Gainesville on Friday, October 16! 🐾 Hosted in partnership with Hall County Animal Services, the event featured five adorable, adoptable kittens ready to play with visitors and spread a little joy.
As part of our ongoing efforts to promote staff wellness and help prevent burnout, we’re making space for fun, connection, and mental health breaks on Fridays. Sometimes, a little kitten cuddling is just what you need to recharge! 🐈✨
Because caring for our community starts with caring for ourselves, too. 🩵
#BridgingHope #StaffWellness #MentalHealthMatters #SelfCare #HallCountyGA
⛳ Bridging Hope was proud to participate in the annual Johnson & Johnson Golf Tournament benefiting the Georgia Foothills United Way! Our Development Director, Caroline Randolph, spent the day tabling, sharing more about Bridging Hope’s mission, and connecting with community members and fellow organizations.
We are grateful for opportunities like these to build meaningful relationships, strengthen community partnerships, and raise awareness of the resources available to survivors in our community. Thank you to Johnson & Johnson and Georgia Foothills United Way for bringing our community together for a great cause! 💙
#BridgingHope #CommunityPartnerships #GeorgiaFoothillsUnitedWay #StrongerTogether
Bridging Hope was so honored to attend the inaugural Hall County Out of the Darkness Walk hosted by the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention this past weekend!
This meaningful event brought our community together to honor loved ones lost to suicide, raise awareness about mental health, and support suicide prevention through education and research. We are grateful to stand alongside others who are committed to breaking the stigma surrounding mental health and reminding our community that no one has to face their struggles alone. 🩵
Together, we can continue to bring hope, foster connection, and work toward a future where fewer lives are lost to suicide.
#BridgingHope #OutOfTheDarkness #SuicidePrevention #MentalHealthAwareness #CommunitySupport
🎉 Happy Birthday to Chris Pearce, Bridging Hope’s Grants Manager! 💙
Chris is such a wonderful, kind, and steady presence in our office, bringing comfort, encouragement, and her signature sharp wit to our team. She is truly a joy to work with! Her keen eye for opportunity helps ensure Bridging Hope can continue serving our community and expanding the services we offer. Her professionalism, incredible work ethic, and depth of knowledge inspire us every day.
We are so grateful for all Chris brings to our team and the mission of Bridging Hope. Help us wish her the happiest of birthdays! 🥳💐
Thank you to Janie Steckenrider and Rachel Tomlinson for leading an important conversation at the Annual Hall County Domestic Violence Breakfast & Briefing! 💜
Their presentation, “What Goes Around Your Neck Can Be Deadly,” highlighted the serious and potentially life-threatening dangers of strangulation and the importance of recognizing warning signs. Continued education and collaboration are essential to strengthening our community’s response to domestic violence and supporting survivors.
Thank you to the Hall County Domestic Violence Task Force for bringing our community together to learn, connect, and make a difference.
#BridgingHope #DomesticViolenceAwareness #EndDomesticViolence #CommunityEducation
We 💗 seeing our community come together to raise awareness during Breast Cancer Awareness Month! Our Advocacy Manager, Kalia Jordan, attended the Unity Project’s Pink Out event, where she shared information about Bridging Hope’s services and how we support survivors.
Kalia is pictured with Julie Goodin of Clothing for a Purpose, who oversees their clothing room, which looks amazing! We’re grateful for community partners who make a difference and help ensure individuals have access to the resources and support they need. 💗🎀
We’re proud to be part of the United Way of Forsyth & Dawson Counties’ Capacity Building Cohort! 🩵🎉 Today’s kickoff focused on strengthening and building teams, facilitated by Brenda K. Johnson of The Collaborative Training Company, LLC. We’re grateful for opportunities to learn, collaborate, and build stronger, more sustainable nonprofits together!
Together, we can change the story. Join Bridging Hope in creating a future where healing is possible and hope is always within reach. Donation link in bio! 🔗