RapeCrisis Centerof RobesonCounty

06/01/2026

North Carolina consistently ranks in the top 10 in human trafficking. Would you know it if you saw it? See the captivating 5-part series, This is Human Trafficking, blows apart the myths. See who's doing it, how they target victims and where it happens most often.

North Carolina consistently ranks in the top 10 in human trafficking. Would you know it if you saw it? Our captivating 5-part series, This is Human Trafficking, blows apart the myths. See who's doing it, how they target victims and where it happens most often.

05/24/2026

Robeson Community College has always been a partner and supporter of survivors. We are grateful for their monetary gift that enables us to better support survivors.

05/14/2026

Thank you to Lumber River United Way Executive Director, Paul Braun, for kicking off the 2026 Day of Caring by assisting our agency with its beautification project. We are sincerely grateful for him investing his time, energy and effort into our project.

05/08/2026

R**e Crisis Center of Robeson County was present for Community Awareness Night. We are committed to partnering with community leaders to assure a reduction of violence in Robeson County, especially sexual violence.

05/06/2026

“Kayla's Act" (or Law) in North Carolina is proposed legislation designed to enhance protections for domestic violence victims following the 2023 murder of Kayla Hammonds. It aims to allow remote testimony for victims and extend the statute of limitations for misdemeanor domestic violence cases from two years to 10 years.
R**e Crisis Center of Robeson County supports the Kayla’s Act! We stand in solidarity with your family!

05/06/2026

May 5th is the National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG) in the US and Canada, dedicated to honoring victims and raising awareness about the disproportionate violence against Native women. It was established in 2017 to honor Hanna Harris, a Northern Cheyenne woman murdered in 2013. People wear red to show solidarity.
Our agency was present tonight at the 7th Annual MMIWR walk to stand in solidarity with every family member, friend or acquaintance that had missing person in their life or was tragically murdered.

05/04/2026

Affirmation bouquets just in time for Mother’s Day!!
*I am kind
*I am strong
*I am beautiful
*I am lovable

05/04/2026

St. Paul’s High School had a student led sexual assault awareness campaign in partnership with Robeson County Health Department. R**e Crisis Center of Robeson County provided educational information along with statistics. We are incredibly proud of these students and the hard work they done to make this a successful event.

04/29/2026

We are incredibly thankful to Long Branch Elementary School Beta Club for their yearly donation drive. This year they impressively received 1200 cans of donated can goods.

04/29/2026

Denim Day is an annual international campaign held on the last Wednesday in April (Sexual Assault Awareness Month) where people wear jeans to protest victim-blaming in sexual violence cases. Started by Peace Over Violence in 1999, it originated from a 1990s Italian Supreme Court ruling that overturned a r**e conviction because the victim wore tight jeans, implying consent.
R**e Crisis Center of Robeson County stands in solidarity with victims of sexual assault.