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Our mission is to become the agency individuals and families turn to, the environment staff choose to learn and grow with, and the place our community recognizes as a transformative force for healing, advocacy and hope.

11/03/2026

Our Halloween Bash was a success! Thank you to our community for showing up and showing out to make it all possible. We even had Micheal Jackson make an appearance (let us know if you spot him in the comments)!

We hope everyone had a safe and happy Halloween this year! We are so glad to be a part of the spooky season fun 🕸️

Please join us again tomorrow night @5:00pm-7:00pm The HideOut for our usual hangout. We hope to see you and your families there!

10/30/2026

Domestic Violence Awareness Month may be ending, but support doesn't stop here.

SAVAR supports survivors throughout the year, not just in October. Whether you need support, resources, referrals, or help exploring your options, you deserve to know that help is available.

Need support? Call the SAVAR hotline at 315-252-2112.

Raising awareness is important all year long. So is listening, believing survivors, and connecting people with support when they need it.

Domestic violence awareness doesn't end on October 31. Neither does our commitment to survivors.

10/29/2026

For many survivors of domestic violence, pets are family. Fear for their animals’ safety can make leaving an abusive relationship even more difficult.

Research shows that 50% of survivors delay leaving an abusive relationship because they are concerned for their pets’ safety, and 91% say their pets are significant to their ability to survive and heal.

Survivors shouldn’t have to choose between their own safety and the animals they love. Recognizing the connection between domestic violence and animal abuse is an important part of supporting survivors and their whole family.

For more information: https://redrover.org/

10/29/2026

Our 1st meeting for the new Youth Advisory Board is next Wednesday from 4-5 pm at The HideOut. If you are between the ages of 12-24 and would like to be part of a group who will shape the new Youth Center for Cayuga County, please attend this meeting so your voice is heard. We will provide all attendees with dinner and a $15 gift certificate for participating. Message us here or contact [email protected].

Meetings will be held monthly on the first Wednesday of every month so if you cannot make this one, please come to next one.

10/28/2026

Today is staff costume day for our Annual CCS Challenge. The teams really showed up today with some awesome costumes and the hallways were very swishy sounding today...there is a few more days left of the challenge, wish us luck!

10/28/2026

Happening tonight! Get ready for a SPOOKTACULAR time at The Hideout Gaming Center 🕸️🦇🎃 ! Come dressed to impress and ready to have some FUN! HALLOWEEN GAME TIME PARTY AT THE HIDEOUT! 🎮🎉

Please join us @5:00PM-7:00PM at The HideOut, we hope to see and your families there! We encourage you to come in costume!

All ages welcome and it is FREE/open to the public! Children under 8 years old are required to have adult supervision.

10/28/2026

Healthy relationships should make us feel respected, supported, and safe to be ourselves.

Take a moment to reflect: Is your relationship healthy? Recognizing the signs of a healthy relationship can help us understand the difference between love, respect, and control.

Want to learn more? Take the “Is Your Relationship Healthy?” quiz here:
https://www.loveisrespect.org/quiz/is-your-relationship-healthy/?%3E

Everyone deserves a relationship built on trust, respect, and safety.

10/27/2026

Domestic violence is about more than physical abuse. It can involve patterns of power and control that affect a person's independence, relationships, and sense of safety.

The Power and Control Wheel illustrates the different tactics an abusive partner may use to maintain control. Understanding these behaviors can help us recognize that abuse isn't always visible.

Everyone deserves a relationship built on respect, equality, and safety.

10/26/2026

Domestic violence can follow a cycle of tension, harm, and reconciliation that can make it difficult to understand what is happening or know what to expect next.

Periods of affection, apologies, or promises to change can create hope that things will be different. But abuse is never the survivor’s fault, and everyone deserves a relationship built on safety, respect, and accountability.

The cycle of abuse may look different in every relationship, and not all abusive relationships follow the same pattern. Understanding the cycle can help us recognize unhealthy dynamics and better support survivors.

10/23/2026

REMINDER, happening tomorrow!

Address

17 E. Genesee Street
Auburn, NY
13021

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 7pm
Tuesday	8am - 7pm
Wednesday	8am - 7pm
Thursday	8am - 7pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

Telephone

+13152539795

Website

http://www.cayugacounseling.org/

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