In December 1988, Rape Response opened its doors to offer help to survivors of sexual assault in Hall and Habersham counties. The service area now also includes Dawson, White and Lumpkin counties. In 1993, Terri Strayhorn, former executive director, increased services through community partnerships to include medical aftercare and created a prevention education program approved by the Georgia State Board of Education.
Your Views: Rape Response still is expanding services to help assault survivors