Join us for the “What Were You Wearing?” exhibit at Fort Hays State University. This powerful installation challenges common myths about sexual assault by displaying narratives from survivors alongside recreated Read More
Join our domestic violence support group, a safe and compassionate space for survivors to connect, share, and uplift each other. Tuesdays at 5:30pm at our Colby Office, 1480 W 4th Read More
Join our domestic violence support group, a safe and compassionate space for survivors to connect, share, and uplift each other. Wednesdays at 5:30 PM at our Hays Office, 2716 Plaza Read More
Join us for the “What Were You Wearing?” exhibit at the Plainville Memorial Library This powerful installation challenges common myths about sexual assault by displaying narratives from survivors alongside recreated Read More
Join us for the “What Were You Wearing?” exhibit at the Stockton Public Library. This powerful installation challenges common myths about sexual assault by displaying narratives from survivors alongside recreated Read More
Join us for the “What Were You Wearing?” exhibit at the Smith Center Library This powerful installation challenges common myths about sexual assault by displaying narratives from survivors alongside recreated Read More
Stop by our Colby office on Thursday, April 2, for a Chamber Coffee as we gather with community members over a cup. April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month. We’ll share Read More
Both our Colby and Hays offices are closed in observation of the holiday on Friday, April 3. Even when our offices are closed, Options advocates are always available to support Read More
Both our Colby and Hays offices are closed in observation of the holiday on Monday, April 6. Even when our offices are closed, Options advocates are always available to support Read More
Join us for the “What Were You Wearing?” exhibit at Fort Hays State University. This powerful installation challenges common myths about sexual assault by displaying narratives from survivors alongside recreated outfits based on their experiences. The exhibit is designed to spark conversation, increase awareness, and reinforce the message that clothing does not cause assault—perpetrators do. Read More
Join us for “Surviving the I-70 Rapist: A Story of Strength and Healing” on April 6 at 7 PM in Beach-Schmidt Auditorium at FHSU. Free and open to the public. The speaker will share her powerful testimony of survival, her journey toward healing, and the institutions that supported her along the way. Her story speaks Read More
Join us for the “What Were You Wearing?” exhibit at the Phillipsburg City Library. This powerful installation challenges common myths about sexual assault by displaying narratives from survivors alongside recreated Read More