Former Miss Saratoga County Co-Founds Support Group for Crime Survivors
Jennaca Jones, a former Miss Saratoga County and survivor of sexual assault, has co-founded a new support group in Saratoga County, New York, to assist adult survivors of crime in their healing process.

Albany Schenectady Troy, NY, October 8, 2026 — A new support group has been established in Saratoga County, New York, aimed at aiding adult survivors of crime in their journey toward healing. The initiative was co-founded by Jennaca Jones, who has a notable public profile as a former Miss Saratoga County and has publicly shared her experiences as a survivor of sexual assault.
The support group is specifically designed to provide assistance to adult individuals who have experienced crime, offering a dedicated space and resources intended to facilitate their healing process. The co-founder, Jennaca Jones, brings personal insight to the group’s mission, drawing from her own experiences as a survivor and her past role as Miss Saratoga County.
The specific name of the support group was not immediately available. Further details regarding the group’s operational structure, meeting schedules, or specific types of crime survivors it aims to support were also not provided at this time. The location of the group’s meetings within Saratoga County has not been disclosed.
The establishment of such a group in Saratoga County addresses a need for community-based support services for individuals navigating the complex aftermath of criminal victimization. The focus on adult survivors suggests a targeted approach to aid this specific demographic in their recovery efforts.
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