We’ve spent years learning what caregivers actually need.

This is what we built.

. For the past five years, we have been building resources, community, and tools for the people who are often overlooked in the conversation about healing.

Our mission is to support and educate the caregivers of sexual violence survivors, so that no one has to navigate this journey alone.

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“Starting this organization 5 years ago, and being able to support survivors in every capacity has been the most rewarding thing I could ever do in this lifetime”

— Nevaeh, Founder of Survivors Awareness

What we do

Everything we build at Survivors Awareness starts from the same belief: healing is not a solo journey, and support should exist for everyone touched by it.

■  The Trial Box | a trauma-informed, self-guided digital experience that walks caregivers through tools, reflections, and resources at their own pace

■  The Caregiver Quiz | a short, gentle reflection that helps caregivers understand where they are in their journey

■  Workshops | in-person sessions designed to give caregivers and our community practical knowledge and a space to connect

■  Support Groups | community gatherings for our caregivers to share, listen, and build relationships with others in the community

■  Community Awareness Events | public programming that broadens understanding of what survivors and their circles of care experience.

■  A Newsletter Community | regular connection and resources delivered directly to caregivers who need them

If you are a caregiver who has ever felt invisible or not helpful in your loved one’s life, you are exactly who we built this for.