HUNTERDON COUNTY, NJ – In honor of National Crime Victims’ Rights week and as a show of appreciation for SAFE in Hunterdon for the work they do in serving survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault, Hunterdon County Prosecutor Renee M. Robeson and her staff collected numerous items that will be donated to SAFE in Hunterdon survivors some of which include bedding, tupperware, flip flops, cleaning products, coloring/activity books for kids, and kitchen utensils.
The Hunterdon County Prosecutor’s Office Victim Witness Unit was established in January 1986 with the continued mission to assist and support victims and witnesses as they cope with the trauma experienced in the aftermath of crime and during criminal prosecution.
“We strive to ensure that all rights afforded to victims are being met, and that all victims are treated with fairness, dignity, and respect. The Office of Victim Witness Advocacy has a great duty and responsibility to support the county’s crime victims, but they cannot do it alone and rely on strong community partnerships to assist a survivor in all areas of rebuilding their lives,” Robeson said.
Safe in Hunterdon provides much-needed resources and support to rebuild lives and restore safety. For assistance call the 24/7 hotline at 908-788-4044.
