DARS-Domestic Abuse Recovery Solutions

CANCELED Group tomorrow! We hope you will join us next week though!

We are heading over to the YWCA this evening to show our support and connect with families.
If you don't already know, you can learn more about our long-term programs for survivors and their children! DARS stays by your side for the long haul. Head over to our website and click on our Wellness Program on the homepage if you'd like long-term case management, mentoring, and trauma-focused mental health support that can help you build permanent, independent safety.
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Looking forward to seeing you on Wednesday! USARA - Utah Support Advocates for Recovery Awareness

Full support, literally. We totally support our hockey team! Go Mammoth!

We hope to see you there! USARA - Utah Support Advocates for Recovery Awareness

We would like to extend our sincere thanks to everyone who attended the recent advocate meeting held by Sandy PD. Your willingness to collaborate, share ideas, and offer professional insight is what strengthens our collective impact and improves the support we provide to those we serve.

We are grateful for the participation and partnership of Cottonwood Heights Police Department, Herriman City Police Department, Riverton, South Jordan Police Department,Saratoga Springs, South Salt Lake Police Department, Unified Police Department – West Jordan Salt Lake City Police, Draper City Police Department, Murray police, Salt Lake County Sheriff's Office,Taylorsville Police Departments, University of Utah, West Valley, National Guard, and DARS.

A special thank you to South Jordan and Murray Olive Garden for generously providing lunch and supporting this important gathering.

We look forward to continuing this collaboration and plan to hold our next meeting in three months, with the goal of maintaining these meetings on a consistent quarterly basis.

Thank you again for your dedication and partnership.

Thank You

Indulge in your creative side this month. Creativity can be a powerful part of the healing journey, offering a safe and meaningful way to express emotions that may be difficult to put into words.

Activities like the one we are presenting in this month’s Creative Series showcases our client's creative outlet and how it can help reduce stress, build confidence, encourage mindfulness, and create moments of peace, joy, and self-discovery.

Healing doesn’t always have to look heavy—sometimes it looks like creating something beautiful with your own hands.

Thank you "K" for allowing us to share your beautiful rose origami.