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Survivors Health Project
When we think of a survivor, our minds most often think of the person in imminent danger. Unfortunately, trauma doesn’t end when the crisis does. The consequences of experiencing trauma can last well beyond the moment of crisis. Research confirms that physical, sexual, and psychological violence is linked to many long-term health problems, including arthritis, chronic pain, cardiovascular disease, diabetes, anxiety & depression, traumatic brain injury, gastrointestinal disorders, migraines, myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS), problems with the immune system, and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
HopeWorks addresses the long-term effects of sexual and intimate partner violence through The Survivors Health Project. The Survivors Health Project provides opportunities for survivors to attend to and advocate for their health, learn and practice wellness skills, and create a network of supportive care. This Project also works hard to cultivate a community where people are seen, heard, and valued. We all experience life in different ways, and all need connection and care.
This Domestic Violence Awareness Month, please donate, share information, and raise awareness <3 Healing is not linear, and is done together.
HopeWorks addresses the long-term effects of sexual and intimate partner violence through The Survivors Health Project. The Survivors Health Project provides opportunities for survivors to attend to and advocate for their health, learn and practice wellness skills, and create a network of supportive care. This Project also works hard to cultivate a community where people are seen, heard, and valued. We all experience life in different ways, and all need connection and care.
This Domestic Violence Awareness Month, please donate, share information, and raise awareness <3 Healing is not linear, and is done together.
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Survivors Health Project
When we think of a survivor, our minds most often think of the person in imminent danger. Unfortunately, trauma doesn’t end when the crisis more...
by Tori Rain,
Ellicott City, MD
Created September 18, 2026
When we think of a survivor, our minds most often think of the person in imminent danger. Unfortunately, trauma doesn’t end when the crisis does. The consequences of experiencing trauma can last well beyond the moment of crisis. Research confirms that physical, sexual, and psychological violence is linked to many long-term health problems, including arthritis, chronic pain, cardiovascular disease, diabetes, anxiety & depression, traumatic brain injury, gastrointestinal disorders, migraines, myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS), problems with the immune system, and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
HopeWorks addresses the long-term effects of sexual and intimate partner violence through The Survivors Health Project. The Survivors Health Project provides opportunities for survivors to attend to and advocate for their health, learn and practice wellness skills, and create a network of supportive care. This Project also works hard to cultivate a community where people are seen, heard, and valued. We all experience life in different ways, and all need connection and care.
This Domestic Violence Awareness Month, please donate, share information, and raise awareness <3 Healing is not linear, and is done together.
HopeWorks addresses the long-term effects of sexual and intimate partner violence through The Survivors Health Project. The Survivors Health Project provides opportunities for survivors to attend to and advocate for their health, learn and practice wellness skills, and create a network of supportive care. This Project also works hard to cultivate a community where people are seen, heard, and valued. We all experience life in different ways, and all need connection and care.
This Domestic Violence Awareness Month, please donate, share information, and raise awareness <3 Healing is not linear, and is done together.
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T R
gave $21
Sep 30, 2026
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Thank you for supporting survivors and helping create a safer community <3