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We hope you visit our blog often and find the slightly longer articles to be a more in-depth way to engage with the agency outside of our social media feeds. Expect to hear more about the behind-the-scenes life at SVS, messages from our staff about their work, and guest articles penned by our volunteers. Feel free to let us know if you have story ideas.

It Takes All of Us: A First Look at SVS’ 2026 Keynote Speaker
When we talk about supporting survivors of sexual assault and domestic violence, it’s easy to assume the work belongs only to professionals: advocates, counselors,...
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Growing together: Reopening Colleen’s Sanctuary
When we learned about an opportunity to continue and strengthen domestic violence and sexual assault services serving both Carbon and Emery Counties in Utah,...
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Why Transitional Housing Matters — SVS Expands our Services in Tooele
At SVS, our work is guided by a simple belief: everyone deserves safety, stability, and the opportunity to heal on their own terms. We...
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Reflecting on Domestic Violence Awareness Month
October marked Domestic Violence Awareness Month (DVAM)—a time to come together as a community to honor survivors, raise awareness, and prevent abuse. It takes...
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Back to School with Confidence
Back-to-school season brings a special kind of energy—new backpacks being zipped open for the first time, fresh notebooks waiting to be filled, and the...
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Blankets of Care
Before her passing, Caitlin chose to spend her final weeks focused on bringing comfort to others.“ Caitlin had a giving spirit and inner light...
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DISCLAIMER:

  • These posts are for general information and education purposes only.
  • These posts are not therapy and are not a replacement for treatment.
  • If you are triggered and become suicidal, please call the 24-hour National Suicide Hotline at 800-273-8255 or 911.
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  • Please remember that your comments, likes, and other interactions with these posts are NOT confidential.
  • Engaging with these posts is not creating a therapeutic relationship with our therapist or staff.
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