If you’re looking to donate clothing, SARC proudly partners with Tabitha's House in Fallston and Edgewood, where our clients can shop free of charge for clothing and essentials.
Your donation to Tabitha’s House directly supports survivors in our community giving them dignity, choice, and access to what they need at no cost.
January 9th is National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day! SARC is celebrating the brave men and women who serve our community. We are grateful to the law enforcement in Harford County, which keeps our community safe! … See MoreSee Less
Are you cleaning out your kids’ closets and making room for all the new toys from the holidays?
Consider taking gently used items to Kid to Kid Bel Air! You can ask that the proceeds be donated directly to the SARC account, allowing our clients to shop for their needs at no cost.
We are so grateful for this amazing partnership.
Happy cleaning, and thank you for supporting SARC and our youngest clients! … See MoreSee Less
A pattern of behavior directed at a specific person that would cause a reasonable person to fear for the person’s safety or the safety of others; or suffer substantial emotional distress. (From: www.stalkingawareness.org)
If you are a victim of stalking in need of help or resources, our 24-Hour Helpline is available 365 days a year >> 410-836-8430 … See MoreSee Less
While stalking and harassment can overlap, the key difference is fear. Stalking often leaves victims feeling afraid, while harassment, though unsettling and intrusive, usually doesn’t involve fear of the perpetrator.
💡 Understanding the difference is vital for recognizing and addressing these behaviors.
Anyone who is in need of SARC services should call our 24-Hour Helpline at 410-836-8430 … See MoreSee Less
WOW! Big thanks go to Supernova Dance Company for the huge pantry drive! This large collection of non perishable food and hygiene items will help to feed and care for many clients and families this winter. We appreciate your support of SARC and our mission to serve clients in Harford County. … See MoreSee Less
💡 Human Trafficking: Force, Fraud, and Coercion Explained 💡
Human trafficking happens when traffickers use force, fraud, or coercion to exploit someone for labor or commercial sex.
🔸 Force: Physical violence or threats to control victims. 🔸 Fraud: False promises of work, love, or safety to manipulate and trap. 🔸 Coercion: Intimidation, blackmail, or psychological pressure to maintain control.
Understanding these tactics is a critical step toward identifying and stopping trafficking. Let’s work together to protect and support vulnerable individuals.
💙 SARC has many resources free to our clients. We are here as a lifeline to victims and survivors. Our helpline (410) 836-8430 … See MoreSee Less
Making room in your closet?
If you’re looking to donate clothing, SARC proudly partners with Tabitha's House in Fallston and Edgewood, where our clients can shop free of charge for clothing and essentials.
Your donation to Tabitha’s House directly supports survivors in our community giving them dignity, choice, and access to what they need at no cost.
Learn more or donate here: loom.ly/HRFdsI4
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January 9th is National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day! SARC is celebrating the brave men and women who serve our community. We are grateful to the law enforcement in Harford County, which keeps our community safe! … See MoreSee Less
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With Wear Blue Day for Human Trafficking Awareness Month falling on a Sunday, we invite you to wear blue today, Friday, January 9th. 💙
By wearing blue, we stand in solidarity with survivors and help raise awareness about human trafficking.
Please send your photos to aheiderman@sarc-maryland.org or share them in the comments below. … See MoreSee Less
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Are you cleaning out your kids’ closets and making room for all the new toys from the holidays?
Consider taking gently used items to Kid to Kid Bel Air! You can ask that the proceeds be donated directly to the SARC account, allowing our clients to shop for their needs at no cost.
We are so grateful for this amazing partnership.
Happy cleaning, and thank you for supporting SARC and our youngest clients! … See MoreSee Less
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January is National Stalking Awareness Month
What is stalking?
Stalking Definition:
A pattern of behavior directed at a specific person that would cause a reasonable person to fear for the person’s safety or the safety of others; or suffer substantial emotional distress. (From: www.stalkingawareness.org)
If you are a victim of stalking in need of help or resources, our 24-Hour Helpline is available 365 days a year >> 410-836-8430 … See MoreSee Less
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SAVE THE DATE
👠 Walk-A-Mile In Their Shoes is Saturday April 18th 2026 in Bel Air.
Stay tuned: more information & event website go live on Monday January 26th!!
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Did you know?
While stalking and harassment can overlap, the key difference is fear. Stalking often leaves victims feeling afraid, while harassment, though unsettling and intrusive, usually doesn’t involve fear of the perpetrator.
💡 Understanding the difference is vital for recognizing and addressing these behaviors.
Anyone who is in need of SARC services should call our 24-Hour Helpline at 410-836-8430 … See MoreSee Less
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WOW! Big thanks go to Supernova Dance Company for the huge pantry drive! This large collection of non perishable food and hygiene items will help to feed and care for many clients and families this winter. We appreciate your support of SARC and our mission to serve clients in Harford County. … See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
💡 Human Trafficking: Force, Fraud, and Coercion Explained 💡
Human trafficking happens when traffickers use force, fraud, or coercion to exploit someone for labor or commercial sex.
🔸 Force: Physical violence or threats to control victims.
🔸 Fraud: False promises of work, love, or safety to manipulate and trap.
🔸 Coercion: Intimidation, blackmail, or psychological pressure to maintain control.
Understanding these tactics is a critical step toward identifying and stopping trafficking. Let’s work together to protect and support vulnerable individuals.
💙 SARC has many resources free to our clients. We are here as a lifeline to victims and survivors. Our helpline (410) 836-8430 … See MoreSee Less
1 CommentsComment on Facebook