Stand strong.
No One Should Live in Fear 
of Political Violence.

No one should feel alone right now. No one should feel intimidated to vote in-person, to attend a rally or to voice their political choice. If you are reading this, you were at the rally on July 13, 2024 and you saw, heard and experienced violence. It is natural to feel fear, trauma and uneasiness. It is natural to replay what you experienced, but you should not go through it alone. 

Share Your Story. It can generally be healthy and meaningful to speak out about your experiences.

RESOURCES and MEETINGS:

SATURDAY July 20, 2024 
10 AM Crisis Response Event for Rally Survivors. Contact Foundation for Christian Counseling for more information:
www.christiancounselingwpa.com/
724-396-1510

PRIOR SUPPORT MEETINGS IN BEAVER, PA CHURCH "HIS PLACE"
https://youtu.be/dMwoj5yF_bo?si=DYsq3aObt51ixwhR

Pennsylvania Suicide Prevention TEXT, CHAT OR CALL 988

For Pennsylvania Residents:
Center for Community Resources
https://www.ccrinfo.org/

For Rally Survivor Support Groups and Individual Counseling in Butler County PA:
Victim Outreach Intervention CenterP.O. Box 401, Butler PA 16003724-283-8700
HOTLINE: 1-800-400-8551Fax: 724-776-6781www.voicebutlercounty.org
VOICe offers short-term, trauma-informed, empowerment counseling in individual and group settings. It is also the Butler County provider of sexual assault, domestic violence, and other crime services, serving survivors of all ages, genders, races, sexual orientations, national origins, abilities, cultures, religions, and economic backgrounds.VOICe offers confidential, non-discriminatory services at no cost to any survivor past or present, their families, and significant others.

Leading support groups for people directly affected by gun violence:
Trauma Survivors Network 
Survivors Empowered
The Rebels Project
National Vigil for All Victims of Gun Violence Wednesday December 11, 2024 Washington DC

Stand strong. No One Should Live in Fear of Political Violence.