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Safety Tips for Children: Grades K-5

Most grown-ups are nice to kids and care about what happens to them. But every now and then there are grown-ups who try to touch a child in a way that is not okay. It might be a person you know and trust, like a relative, teacher or neighbor.

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St. Vincent's Hospital: Seeking Safety and Support

Organization: St. Vincent's Hospital

Program: Rape Crisis Program

Description:
This is a 9 week support group for women survivors of childhood and is designed to provide a safe and structured environment to discuss some of the important issues that arise for survivors.

This free support group will be held on Wednesday evenings starting in May 2006 in lower Manhattan. Exercises for this workshop will be adapted from The Courage to Heal.  Interview is required for attendance. 

Call 212-604-8068 for more information or to schedule an interview. 

Read more about this program in our resource guide.

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Holly Hughes
Holly Hughes, Producer
"On TV, the only time they called it rape was when it was a stranger. So I didn't think what happened to me was rape. If I did, maybe I would have told someone. Maybe I would not have lost so many years of my life."
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