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Contact SurvivorSupportHub
How to contact the SurvivorSupportHub team for non-urgent questions about content and partnerships.
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ABOUT & SUPPORT
Contact
Thank you for wanting to reach out. You are welcome here, and you deserve to feel informed, respected, and heard.
Important limits of this contact form
This inbox is not monitored 24/7.
Messages may not be seen or answered right away, and sometimes responses may be delayed or not possible.
This contact option cannot be used for:
- Emergency help of any kind
- Urgent safety planning or crisis support
- Real-time chat, counseling, or therapy
- Legal, medical, or professional advice
If you are in immediate danger or feel unsafe, consider reaching out to a trusted person in your life or a local crisis / emergency service in your area, if it feels safe to do so.
What you can contact about
If it feels supportive, you can use the contact form or email to share:
- Content suggestions – topics you would like to see covered, questions you wish were answered, or types of resources that might feel helpful
- Corrections or concerns – if you notice information that seems unclear, outdated, confusing, or potentially harmful, you can let us know
- Accessibility feedback – ways the site could be easier to use, read, or navigate
- Partnership or collaboration ideas – gentle, survivor-centered projects, research, or resource-sharing that aligns with trauma-informed support
- General reflections about the content – what feels supportive, what feels hard, or what might help it feel more inclusive
You never have to share more than you are comfortable with. Please avoid sharing detailed personal or identifying information, especially about active situations, as this space is not designed for case-specific support.
What to expect after you reach out
- You may receive a brief reply focused on your suggestion or question.
- Sometimes your message may be read and considered without a direct response.
- Messages may inform future updates, clarifications, or new resources on the site.
Reaching out is completely optional. Your wellbeing, comfort, and sense of choice matter more than any message you might send. It is okay to take your time, change your mind, or decide not to contact at all.