Pathways to Healing of South Carolina

06/19/2026

Did you know? Sexual assault and r**e doesn't just affect women. 1 out of every 10 r**e victims are male. Pathways to Healing has provided services to more than 350 male survivors. As we celebrate our dad's this Father's Day, don't forget about all the men in your life who have helped you through the tough journeys and many who have walked through their own. http://www.pathwaystohealing.com

06/17/2026

Our Director of Community Development, Kimberly South, talked one-on-one with Alexian Wines, co-author of Letters to Lilly - Lessons in Leadership and Loving Yourself, about the healing journey and what's next for Pathways to Healing.

06/17/2026

Reminder! Today, at noon, be sure to check out our interview with Alexian Wines, co-author of Letters to Lilly: Lessons in Leadership and Loving Yourself. We're talking about supporting survivors and how you can be part of the healing journey. We'll share our interview right here on Facebook. We'll see you soon!

06/15/2026

Pathways to Healing is extending the deadline to submit a letter to yourself until Tuesday, June 30, for our upcoming book, S.O.S. – Stories of Strength. https://forms.gle/119LegGkaxZDzisH8 Your story does not have to be about sexual or domestic violence. You don’t have to be from Columbia, SC. We want to hear about how you were able to overcome a traumatic event in your life with strength, resilience and compassion.

06/11/2026

Set a reminder for Wednesday, June 17, at 12 p.m. (noon) for a rescheduled interview with Ali Wines, our 2026 Walk A Mile keynote speaker and co-author of Letters to Lilly: Lessons in Leadership and Loving Yourself. She’ll be talking more about her journey and her book. We’ll also talk more about our own book, S.O.S – Stories of Strength, and how you can be part of someone else’s healing journey.

06/08/2026

Your story matters. Pathways to Healing encourages you to spend some time to consider a story submission for our S.O.S – Stories of Strength book. This is a letter to your younger self describing a traumatic event or time in your life and how you recovered through resilience and strength. This book will be a collection of anonymous letters designed to help others recover and heal from their trauma. Please submit your story by Monday, June 15.

Thank you for helping Pathways to Healing share support and empower survivors. Every story matters. Pathways to Healing is committing to helping survivors thrive after trauma. We know that it may not be easy to share your story, but your words show courage and strength as you recall your trauma or l...

06/04/2026

Pathways to Healing is grateful for the funding provided by the Byrne State Crisis Intervention Program (SCIP). These funds come from the Bureau of Justice Assistance (BJA) of the U.S. Department of Justice. This grant allows us to provide our evidence-based violence prevention programs for youth and to spread awareness about our sexual assault for survivors and their families. If you are in a crisis or need support with an incident involving sexual assault, call our free 24/7 hotline at 803-771-7273. We’re here to help.

06/02/2026

Your journey matters. Your voice is your strength. Your actions show courage. Are you ready to share your story to encourage and empower others? Pathways to Healing is excited to announce that we are now collecting letters and stories from survivors in the Midlands in an upcoming book, SOS: Stories of Strength. This concept is based on Letters to Lilly: Lessons in Leadership and Loving Yourself, co-authored by Ali Wines, our Walk A Mile 2026 keynote speaker. We’ll be collecting stories until June 15, 2026.
https://forms.gle/Nhh9na63T99kLi5Q7

05/28/2026

As we reflect on the end of the school year, our Pathways to Healing education team has delivered over 70 presentations to more than 10,000 middle and high school students across Richland, Lexington, and Sumter counties. Our evidence-based curriculum focuses on essential topics such as healthy relationships, boundaries, and consent. These educational efforts are crucial in fostering awareness and prevention of sexual violence. We congratulate the graduating seniors and remind everyone that our crisis hotline is available 24/7 for support at 803-771-7273.

05/25/2026

On this , Pathways to Healing honors those who gave their lives so we might live in freedom, and in doing so, they taught us that survival is not just about staying alive, but about living with purpose, courage, and gratitude. Thank you for your service and your sacrifice.