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We value open communication and strive to provide support for individuals in need. Our dedicated team is here to assist you, ensuring that you have access to the resources and assistance you require. Get to know our passionate and committed staff members below.
Help Is Available 24/7
Contact Information
Huntington Office:
PO Box 2963
Huntington WV 25728
Office Phone
Fax
(304)523-0558

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Today, we have a massive THANK YOU for @MarshallHealthNetworkMHN !! MHN is again one of our top sponsors for the year.
Our friends and partners at MHN have been supporting CONTACT for many years. We work collaboratively to address sexual violence and stalking across all ages in the greater Cabell area.
Special thank you to those MHN employees pictured: Buffy Hammers, Melanie Akers, Gwen Sawning (and the entire Hoops CAC team), Dr. Killgore, and Sara James.
THANK YOU!
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CONTACT Huntington, WV
www.contacthuntington.com
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Have you heard about vicarious trauma?
When advocates work with people after violence and dehumanizing crimes, they are exposed to vicarious or indirect trauma.
They experience some of the same effects of the trauma as their clients. Compassion fatigue or vicarious trauma (terms often used interchangeably) can be accompanied by feelings of fear or sadness, with symptoms that can look identical to PTSD but arise from witnessing the impact of sexual violence and the lack of help available to survivors.
Vicarious trauma is a risk factor for burnout, which occurs because of excessive or prolonged levels of job stress, leading to clinical exhaustion and a reduced positive outlook on life. (mivan.org)
THANK YOU to our partners at Pallottine Foundation of Huntington WV!!
They have granted CONTACT funding to create a pilot Employee Wellness and Resilience program to reduce the burnout, stress, and trauma our staff faces every day. Staff will be allowed to choose their own resilience and wellness activities with this funding. ... See MoreSee Less
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Community Bystander Intervention training coming to Lincoln County, WV on Tuesday, June 23 at 1:00 PM EST!
This is a VIRTUAL training conducted by our Lincoln County Advocate & Prevention Educator.
This training is designed for everyone, regardless of their background, to help them understand what to do if they see a concerning situation unfolding. We are using the Green Dot philosophy for this training.
Certificates of Attendance will be emailed following the training.
Use the link below to register!
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It was wonderful to get the chance to learn more about Facing Hunger Foodbank's work and give a little of our time to supporting the seniors in our community! ... See MoreSee Less
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