"One in five women and one in 71 men will be raped at some point in their lives"  in the United States. "Four in Five "including children as young as two years old are raped in Haiti in one survey by Doctors without borders. 

It is very important to educate each other on the devastating effects of rape and abuse. It is equally important to teach people that No means exactly that, and even if a person had said yes,  that person has the right to change it to a no in the course of the event.

When one person is violated, we are all affected at some level; it is as if that person has been given a death sentence, most times. His or her life is on hold for the full period or until recovery, and some people never recover at all. The best way for recovery is community togetherness.

We, at JEAMS, Inc., would love to be this community to care for them. We want you to be part of this community in dire need of care as well. Your donation, small or big, will provide the financial advantage to help in their recovery.

"I swear my dress was not too tight."

"Why me?"

"I know that I am only 15, and he is 40 years old, but we are in love and in a mature relationship."

If you found yourself saying any of these statements or something similar because of what someone else did to you,  or if you know a person who is saying any of those statements because of what someone else did to that person, please, call the authorities, the National Sexual Assault Hotline and/or find resources online. We are not affiliated with NSVRC nor Rainn, but we care about your well-being. 

Contact them now! They can help.

​You will be proud that you call them!