Centre Safe

Enough is Enough

Enough with blaming survivors.
Enough with excusing sexual violence.
Enough with putting survivors on trial.

Our message is clear: survivors deserve dignity, support, and respect.
Institutions must be accountable for how they respond to sexual violence.

Enough is enough. We will keep demanding better.

Centre Safe 24/7 hotline: 877-234-5050
www.centresafe.org

🐾💜 World Animal Day: Creating Safe Communities for Everyone

Today, on World Animal Day, we celebrate the animals who bring companionship, comfort, and unconditional love into our lives.

For many survivors, pets can be an important source of comfort and emotional support during difficult times. We also recognize that concerns about the safety and well-being of a beloved pet can sometimes make it harder for someone experiencing relationship violence to seek help or leave an unsafe situation.

Creating safer communities means caring about all members of our community—people and animals alike.

At Centre Safe, we’re here to support survivors with compassion, respect, and resources as they navigate their individual circumstances.

Today, let’s celebrate the animals we love and continue working toward communities where everyone can experience safety, care, and kindness. 🐶🐱🐾💜

Centre Safe 24/7: 877-234-5050
www.centresafe.org

💜 Showing Up for Survivors Starts With Community

We are so grateful to Bellefonte Area School District for taking part in Centre Safe’s Empty Place at the Table display and Purple Lights Campaign at the high school in recognition of Domestic Violence Awareness Month.

Empty Place at the Table reminds us of the lives forever changed or lost because of domestic violence. The Purple Lights Campaign gives our community a visible way to say: we see this issue, we care about survivors, and we believe everyone deserves to live free from violence.

When schools, students, educators, and communities come together, awareness becomes action. 💜

Centre Safe 24/7 hotline: 877-234-5050
www.centresafe.org

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month ( ), an essential time to reflect on the intersections of stalking and intimate partner violence. Stalking is often an extension of power and control in abusive relationships – used to monitor, contact, sabotage, and instill fear – and it doesn’t always end when the relationship does.

Centre Safe 24/7 hotline: 877-234-5050
www.centresafe.org

🕊️💜 International Day of Non-Violence

Non-violence isn't just an ideal—it is a commitment to creating communities where everyone can live free from fear, abuse, and harm.

For survivors of sexual violence, domestic violence, relationship violence, and stalking, choosing a life free from violence can be a courageous journey. Survivors deserve to be believed, supported, and empowered as they move toward safety and healing.

At Centre Safe, we work every day to support survivors while educating our community and working toward the elimination of violence.

Today, let's stand together for a future where violence is never the answer, safety is everyone's right, and every survivor knows they are not alone.

💜 Support Centre Safe and help us build a safer, more compassionate community.

Centre Safe 24/7 hotline: 877-234-5050
www.centresafe.org

https://wjactv.com/news/local/centre-safe-highlights-warning-signs-resources-for-domestic-violence-survivors

Centre Safe highlights warning signs & resources for domestic violence survivors October is nationally recognized as domestic violence awareness month and one organization in Centre County is working to help survivors feel heard.Officials sa

Our theme for this year’s is once again . Because it’s true. We all know some 1. That 1 can be a friend. Family member. Co-worker. Domestic violence doesn’t discriminate. Join in on the conversation all month long and beyond! 💜

Centre Safe 24/7 hotline: 877-234-5050
www.centresafe.org/dvam