The Sexual Assault Center of Child and Family Services has been awarded a grant of $27,000 from The Alden and Vada Dow Family Foundations. This funding will bolster essential services for survivors of sexual assault and abuse in Saginaw County.
This grant aims to enhance access to critical resources, including crisis intervention, counseling, advocacy, and legal support for survivors. The center serves a diverse clientele, encompassing children, adults, and families throughout the region.
Enhancing Support for Survivors
According to Jill Hogenson, president and CEO of Child and Family Services, the grant significantly strengthens the organization’s capacity to deliver survivor-centered care. In her statement, she emphasized the importance of ensuring that individuals who seek assistance at the Sexual Assault Center receive compassionate support and the necessary resources for healing and recovery.
“This investment strengthens our ability to provide survivor-centered care, ensuring that individuals who reach out to the Sexual Assault Center are met with compassion, advocacy, and the resources they need to heal and move forward,” Hogenson stated.
The Sexual Assault Center is committed to addressing the specific needs of survivors, acknowledging the profound impact of sexual violence on individuals and communities. With the support of this grant, the center will continue to develop programs and initiatives that focus on healing, empowerment, and advocacy.
Community Engagement and Resources
The center encourages community members to learn more about its offerings, access vital services, or provide support through donations. Interested individuals can visit childandfamilysaginaw.org for further information.
This funding represents a crucial step forward in enhancing the support network for survivors in Saginaw County, reflecting a broader commitment to addressing and preventing sexual violence in the community.
