Survivor Resource Center

06/01/2026

🧠 ❤ Mindfulness is a GREAT coping skill to practice, especially when you feel dysregulated, but mindfulness doesn't always mean meditating.

Some days, mindfulness is sitting quietly with your favorite drink. Other days it can be noticing your thoughts and taking a pause. Mindfulness may even mean doing something you enjoy like reading a book or listening to music.

Choose your version of mindfulness the next time you notice yourself needing a break.

05/29/2026

Join our team of sexual assault crisis response volunteers to make a difference and support survivors.

Visit https://www.survivorresourcecenter.org/volunteer for more information today.

05/27/2026

We support survivors. 🩷

Survivor Resource Center provides free and confidential services to survivors of sexual assault and their loved ones impacted.

Reach out today if you need support navigating the civil/criminal justice system, safety, or trauma processing after sexual assault.

Our 24-HR hotline connects you to local, trained advocates ready to help you.

05/25/2026

❤️🤍💙 Please note that both our Danville and Paris offices will be closed today, May 25th in observance of Memorial Day.

We will re-open at 8:00am tomorrow, May 26th.

05/22/2026

Join our team as a *paid* Crisis Response Advocate!

Crisis Response Advocates are the first ones to take the call.

This part-time, on-call role offers a meaningful opportunity to support survivors in moments that matter most. Ideal for students pursuing careers in social work, counseling, or healthcare, as well as retirees seeking flexible, purpose-driven work, this position provides valuable, real-world experience while fitting alongside other commitments. Come join the team at the Survivor Resource Center and make an impact in your community.

To apply: https://thesrc.bamboohr.com/careers/27

05/21/2026

📍 Our offices are located in Danville, IL and Paris, IL.

If you aren't able to come to us for services, we can provide services in confidential community spaces in Vermilion, Edgar, and Clark counties such as libraries, schools, churches, and more.

We also have 100% confidential and secure video-conferencing platforms if you would prefer being in the comfort of your home.

We meet you where you are on your healing journey and support you when you need it. Contact us today for more information or to get started with services.

Office (M-F 8-4pm): 217-446-1337
24-HR Hotline: 866-617-3224

05/20/2026

🩷 Become a volunteer with us!

We are looking for volunteers to help support our mission.

At Survivor Resource Center, we support survivors of sexual assault through counseling, advocacy, case management, and prevention education. We rely on volunteers to be some of the first points of contact for survivors on the 24-hour hotline.

If you are interested in learning about the volunteer program and becoming a volunteer, visit our website for more information and to get connected.

Are you interested in giving back to the community and supporting survivors of sexual assault? We are always looking for volunteers for several of our services. Contact us through our contact form to learn more and apply for our volunteer program.

05/15/2026

🩷 We believe you. We are here to help.

05/13/2026

Last week our Prevention Educators wrapped up the school year with their last presentation in compliance with Erin's Law to help prevent childhood sexual abuse and educate children on what to do if...

We were so fortunate to partner with many area schools to provide the free programming to help keeps kids safe.

As we move into the summer, if you are a school that is interested in having us come talk to your students next school year, reach out to our team to get it scheduled.

Read more about each grade level's curriculum: https://www.survivorresourcecenter.org/education-training

05/12/2026

👕 These t-shirts are part of a movement.

You may have seen these t-shirts hanging at Walk a Mile in Her Shoes last month. These t-shirts represent the voices of those who are victims and survivors of sexual assault. Each t-shirt represents one person, one story, one life.

We display this clothesline to help spread awareness that sexual assault is a real issue.

Help us stop sexual assault by teaching children about body safety, internet safety, dating safety and teach each other that love shouldn't hurt, no means no, consent is mandatory.

Learn more about the larger Clothesline Project movement by visiting: https://www.theclotheslineproject.org/