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Sexual Assault Crisis and Support Services
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Community Sexual Assault Programs in Washington State

Where to Find Help

Outside Washington State

If you or someone you know is in crisis or seeking help after a sexual assault (whether recent or many years in the past), the services listed below are available to you from your local sexual assault program. To locate your local sexual assault program, click on the Where to Find Help button to find the program nearest you. All of the sexual assault programs listed offer the following services to survivors of sexual violence, their friends and family, and others who request information. These services are confidential, and provided without charge.

Crisis Intervention

Trained advocates are available 24 hours a day through a crisis line to offer you an immediate personal response to crises relating to sexual abuse/assault.

Legal, Medical, and General Advocacy

Advocates can offer you legal, medical, and general information about sexual abuse/assault. Advocates can help you learn about your options in the different medical, legal and social service systems and can accompany you in these settings. Advocates can act on your behalf to ensure your interests are represented and your rights are upheld.

Information & Referral

Trained advocates are available 24 hours a day to answer questions and to give you resources and referrals related to sexual abuse/assault.

System Coordination

Your local sexual assault program works with other agencies that provide services that are available to survivors of sexual violence, their friends and family members.

Prevention Services

You local sexual assault program offers services aimed at the prevention of sexual violence. It strives to:

  • Inform the community about sexual violence and to increase the community's awareness and knowledge about sexual abuse/assault,
  • Provide programs and presentations focused on building skills within the community to prevent sexual abuse/assault, and
  • Help facilitate the prevention of sexual violence in different communities.

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