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Saving Grace Advocacy and Support Saving Grace is a nonprofit dedicated to supporting survivors of sexual assault and their loved ones

11/01/2026
10/31/2026

🎃👻 Have a Safe & Spooky Halloween! 👻🎃

The costumes are ready, the candy buckets are waiting, and our little ghosts and goblins are heading out for a night of fun!

Before the spooky festivities begin, here are a few friendly reminders:

🦇 Stay together! Young children should always have a trusted adult nearby.

🎃 Be visible! Carry flashlights, wear reflective accessories, and watch for traffic.

👻 Trust your gut! Remind your children that they can always say NO to something that makes them uncomfortable.

🍬 Keep communication open! Make sure your children know who to turn to if they feel unsafe or need help.

At Saving Grace, we believe every child deserves to make magical memories while feeling safe, supported, and protected.

Let’s keep the scares in the costumes and the safety in our communities! 🧡🖤

Happy Halloween from all of us at Saving Grace Advocacy & Support! 🎃

In light of the heartbreaking tragedy involving a young girl in the Fort Wayne community, we want to take a moment to ac...
10/29/2026

In light of the heartbreaking tragedy involving a young girl in the Fort Wayne community, we want to take a moment to acknowledge the devastating impact that online manipulation and predatory behavior can have on our children.

Our hearts are with her family, friends, and everyone affected by this unimaginable loss. While we won’t speculate on the circumstances of this tragedy, it brings attention to a conversation that every parent, caregiver, and trusted adult should be having.

We also want to acknowledge superintendent Steven Teders with DeKalb Central schools for taking the initiative to communicate with families about this tragedy and encourage awareness.

This is an important reminder that online predators don’t always appear threatening. Sometimes manipulation begins with friendship, trust, and seemingly harmless conversations.

Parents, please take the time to learn about the platforms your children use, who they’re communicating with, and the warning signs of online predatory behavior.

Most importantly, remind your children that they can always come to you without fear of judgment or punishment.

10/23/2026

A Quick Reminder!

Our October 24th support group gathering is canceled this month while our founder is enjoying some family time. We appreciate your understanding!

Our commitment to creating safe, welcoming spaces for survivors and loved ones remains unchanged, and we look forward to seeing everyone at November’s gathering.

Thank you for being part of our Saving Grace community. 💜

10/22/2026

💜 Behind Saving Grace | Even Advocates Need Rest

When you’re passionate about making a difference, it can be easy to convince yourself there’s always one more thing to do. One more conversation to have, one more resource to find, one more way to help.

And the truth is, there probably always will be.

But something I’ve been learning is that being committed to a cause doesn’t mean you have to be available every moment of every day.

Sometimes advocacy looks like showing up, speaking out, and doing the hard work.

And sometimes it looks like stepping away, spending time with the people you love, and allowing yourself to simply be present. Rest doesn’t mean we’ve stopped caring. It means we’re human, too.

So here’s your reminder, from one person who is still learning this herself: You’re allowed to love what you do and still take a break from doing it. 💜

— Founder, Saving Grace Advocacy & Support

10/21/2026

When you think about a supportive community, what does that look like to you?

Is it having someone who listens without judgment? Knowing where to find resources? Having safe spaces to connect with others?

What is one small action that helps you feel welcomed or included in a community?

What is one quality you believe every supportive community should prioritize?

We're always interested in understanding what makes people feel supported, heard, and connected.
Share your thoughts below! 💜

10/20/2026

You don’t have to have it all figured out to ask for help.

Sometimes the hardest part of reaching out is not knowing where to begin. You don't need to know what services you need, have the right words, or be ready to share your entire story.

At Saving Grace, we believe finding support should never feel like another obstacle. If you're unsure where to start, reach out. Call or text us at 260-232-1172. We can help you explore resources and connections that may be right for you.

Because no one should have to navigate healing alone.

10/19/2026

💜 Support Group Update

Our support group scheduled for October 24th will be canceled as our founder takes some much-needed time away with family.
We appreciate your understanding and look forward to gathering again soon!
While we won't be meeting on the 24th, please remember that you are never alone and support is available. If you need support or help finding resources, we invite you to reach out at via call or text message to us 260-232-1172.

Other resources available:

YWCA Northeast Indiana

The National Sexual Assault Hotline provides free, confidential support 24/7.

📞 Call 800-656-HOPE (4673)

📱 Text HOPE to 64673

With love,
The Saving Grace Team

10/14/2026

Congratulations to all of those nominated!

10/10/2026

CAN WE TALK ABOUT THIS? Prevention is the topic this month.

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