Help restore Hope Center
CHENANGO COUNTY- Liberty Resources unveils a new name, logo, and website
for Domestic Violence/Sexual Assault Program this past Wednesday on January 18. After months of deliberating program name ideas from staff member, community partners, and clients, the name Help Restore Hope Center has been chosen as part of a contemporary and empowering program identity to aid survivors and provide education and prevention services in the community.
Since 1988, the Liberty Resources Victims of Violence program has provided free confidential support to victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, and/or trauma in the Madison and Chenango County communities. While the name of the Victims of Violence program is changing, the scope of services and program activities remain the same. Help Restore Hope Center will provide services for survivors, education, and prevention on domestic violence, child abuse, dating violence, and other forms of abuse. A new, responsive designed website has been created (www.HelpRestoreHopeCenter.org) with user-friendly navigation and easy to find information about services, resources, support groups, and tips for recognizing signs of domestic violence, sexual assault, dating violence, child, and elder abuse.
The site also features a secure donation tool that allows visitors to make a contribution with a few simple steps. “We are excited to launch our new branding and a website that is easy navigate and contains important resources about Help Restore Hope Center services,” says Sara Haag, Liberty Resources Divisional Director. “We also hope it enables more people to find us including victims searching for help, as well supporters who want to get involved or make a donation.” As a Liberty Resources program and United Way of Greater Oneida recipient, the Center offers free and confidential services needed for a safer more independent life. “No matter when the violence occurred—or whether it is reported to the police—the center provides individuals and families safe dwelling, crisis counseling, victims assistance, and long-term solutions,” states Liberty Resources Clinical Supervisor Joanne Smith.
Jennifer Price, Help Restore Hope Center Advocate in Chenango County adds, “We're exciting about the change in our name and the new website, as well as the upcoming expansion of services, such as being able to provided rape crisis services and having more resources available for Chenango County.” The Chenango County office is currently located at 26 Conkey Ave, Norwich NY. The Help Recover Hope Center also offers training and presentations to community groups, schools/colleges, and others on a wide variety of related issues, including: Talking about Touching Program (for elementary students), Healthy Relationships, Domestic Violence 101, Intimate Partner Violence and Pregnancy, and other topics.
To learn more about the Help Restore Hope Center, visit www.helprestorehopecenter.org or (315) 363 0048. If you have any questions about program services, please contact Help Restore Hope’s leadership team: Clinical Supervisor Joanne Smith, LMSW, or Assistant Supervisor John Egger, at 315-363-0048.
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for Domestic Violence/Sexual Assault Program this past Wednesday on January 18. After months of deliberating program name ideas from staff member, community partners, and clients, the name Help Restore Hope Center has been chosen as part of a contemporary and empowering program identity to aid survivors and provide education and prevention services in the community.
Since 1988, the Liberty Resources Victims of Violence program has provided free confidential support to victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, and/or trauma in the Madison and Chenango County communities. While the name of the Victims of Violence program is changing, the scope of services and program activities remain the same. Help Restore Hope Center will provide services for survivors, education, and prevention on domestic violence, child abuse, dating violence, and other forms of abuse. A new, responsive designed website has been created (www.HelpRestoreHopeCenter.org) with user-friendly navigation and easy to find information about services, resources, support groups, and tips for recognizing signs of domestic violence, sexual assault, dating violence, child, and elder abuse.
The site also features a secure donation tool that allows visitors to make a contribution with a few simple steps. “We are excited to launch our new branding and a website that is easy navigate and contains important resources about Help Restore Hope Center services,” says Sara Haag, Liberty Resources Divisional Director. “We also hope it enables more people to find us including victims searching for help, as well supporters who want to get involved or make a donation.” As a Liberty Resources program and United Way of Greater Oneida recipient, the Center offers free and confidential services needed for a safer more independent life. “No matter when the violence occurred—or whether it is reported to the police—the center provides individuals and families safe dwelling, crisis counseling, victims assistance, and long-term solutions,” states Liberty Resources Clinical Supervisor Joanne Smith.
Jennifer Price, Help Restore Hope Center Advocate in Chenango County adds, “We're exciting about the change in our name and the new website, as well as the upcoming expansion of services, such as being able to provided rape crisis services and having more resources available for Chenango County.” The Chenango County office is currently located at 26 Conkey Ave, Norwich NY. The Help Recover Hope Center also offers training and presentations to community groups, schools/colleges, and others on a wide variety of related issues, including: Talking about Touching Program (for elementary students), Healthy Relationships, Domestic Violence 101, Intimate Partner Violence and Pregnancy, and other topics.
To learn more about the Help Restore Hope Center, visit www.helprestorehopecenter.org or (315) 363 0048. If you have any questions about program services, please contact Help Restore Hope’s leadership team: Clinical Supervisor Joanne Smith, LMSW, or Assistant Supervisor John Egger, at 315-363-0048.
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