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This April the SARP Center has a variety of events and fundraisers planned to raise awareness about sexual violence and the services that we offer to combat it. Help us raise awareness and funds by attending our 8th Annual Walk a Mile in Her Shoes or any of the local restaurant fundraisers listed on the event calendar.

Download flyers for restaurant fundraisers by clicking on the links below. Please note you MUST bring the flyer with you on the specified date for the SARP Center to receive proceeds from your purchase.

To download a full calendar of events click on the calendar below.


Click here to download flyers for our Panda Express fundraiser on
Tuesday, April 6th from 12pm - 9pm



Click here to download flyers for our CPK fundraiser on
Wednesday, April 14th from 11am - 10pm


Click here to download flyers for our Chino's fundraiser on
Monday, April 19th from 4pm - 9pm


Click here to download flyers for our Woodstock's Pizza fundraiser on
Sunday & Monday, April 25th & 26th from 11am - 12am

Click here to download flyers for our Yogurt Creations fundraiser on
Wednesday, April 28th from 5pm - 10pm

 

 

Sexual Assault is a difficult and uncomfortable subject to address, but it is imperative that we do. According to national statistics, 1 in 4 women and 1 in 11 men will be sexually assaulted in their lifetime. This means that in San Luis Obispo County, over 42,000 women and over 11,000 men will be victims of this crime.

Last year there were 118 sexual assaults reported to law enforcement in our county. But according to national statistics, only 11% of rapes are reported to police. This means that there were approximately 630 assaults that were NOT reported. Sexual Assault Awareness Month is an opportunity to talk about the reasons why rape is so underreported, and what can be done about it.

This month is about honoring survivors, whether they have told their story or not. It's about raising awareness and destroying myths that make it difficult for survivors and their significant others to talk about their experiences. It’s about inviting everyone to join in the effort to end what the American Medical Association has called the “silent, violent epidemic.”

The SARP Center (formerly Rape Crisis Center) has been serving San Luis Obispo County since 1976, providing crisis intervention services, clinical counseling, prevention education and self defense classes to survivors, their significant others and the community.

 

 

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— Margaret Mead

 

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