Find Sexual Abuse Prevention Nonprofits and Charities

  wasupwida wrote:

I had been abused by my former "pastor" for years. When it came out, someone told me about The Hope of Survivors and I went to their website where I found an incredible amount of information that immediately helped me and my husband begin to cope... more »

  funlovingdiva wrote:

NWCAVE is an amazing organization that has risen to the top of the nonprofit arena helping to end violence and exploitation of women and children. It has a passionate board, a leader in Michelle Bart, who has expertise, professional experience, and PR... more »

  chander2nyc wrote:

At my first MaleSurvivor Weekend of Recovery, I walked into a room with 30 other people I had never met before, and for the first time in my life I didn't feel alone. I can't overstate how important the work MaleSurvivor does every day to help survivors... more »

  HeidiFransen wrote:

I began volunteering with O.U.R. five years ago and have been extensively involved with them ever since. I love the work they are doing, the staff and volunteers I work with, and the results that I've seen from all of our efforts. This organization is... more »

  Mermaids1024 wrote:

This is a wonderful program to help empower kids and keep them safe. My kids really enjoyed the class and it was done in a non scary way. I would highly recommend this class to kids and teens of all ages! more »

  Lietta wrote:

I am honored to be associated and working with this great nonprofit, American SPCC (American Society for the Positive Care of Children). They are an amazing organization with huge goals and a vast vision to actualize positive social change as it relates... more »

  Eugene12 wrote:

Beware of this group. Victims and broken families are reporting this group in numerous locations. You can browse allegations here at http://www.scamorg.com/generations-of-virtue-47 It's quite terrifying. Their donations appear to be largely invested... more »

  kaufamy wrote:

Both of my children has been students of the KidSafe Foundation Pre-K program. Years later, my kids remember the valuable lessons that were shared in the 8 week curriculum. Both kids loved reading the KidSafe books to each other. I can't say enough... more »

  Writer wrote:

I am an advocate working for clients at the trial court level. I have seen first hand how the work done by FVAP is changing the atmosphere and outcome of family violence cases in California. more »

  forensicgal wrote:

SACRED always stands ready to assist families on the path forward after a child has been affected by sexual violence. What a wonderful nonprofit. more »

  sanglukb wrote:

Amazing people to work with! It's an everyday active learning & teaching and closely knit community. more »

  Scott Howard-Smith wrote:

While incarcerated, I sustained repeated sexual assaults via forced prostitution at the hands of prison gang members for over one year. I sought assistance from over twenty prisoner-rights groups throughout the country. None of them responded to me.... more »

  sapirionyx wrote:

Had a chance to get involved to one of their BIG events last MARCH 15. And I didn't experience anything but FUN, GRATEFULNESS and LOVE. This is an up and coming Non-Profit organization that I believe would change the "game" of being a helping entity.... more »

  Writer wrote:

When my daughter, Brianna was ripped away from her Family and Home in Jan., 2015, I did not know where to or who to turn to for help. I came across CJE's website and was able to gather respirces and information on this nightmare within our Family Courts.... more »

  teeeach wrote:

I found Elijah rising when I was seeking the truth about human trafficking. I listened to all of the current podcasts and became a supporter because I honor their practices of a- prayer driven (non-denominational), non -judgmental, wrap around healing... more »

  little_helper wrote:

I have been looking for a high-impact organization and learned about Peace Gospel International from a friend. PG works relentlessly to improve the plight of orphans and widows in the developing world. With locations in India, Philippines, Nepal, Myanmar,... more »

  Child Guardians wrote:

This all-volunteer Board does amazing things for kids. 100% of the funds that they raise for children - GO TO CHILDREN! They have a tiny administrative cost that is covered by additional donations from board members, and other donations. Help them... more »

  sta wrote:

Casa is an incredible organization that has had a profound impact on the lives of hundreds of our students. As a school counselor in a K -8 Catholic school, it is my responsiblity to provide training to all of our students in the area of child abuse... more »

  mmarais wrote:

I currently work as a volunteer at Nomi. The goal of Nomi is to help survivors and those at risk of sex trafficking by giving them skills and other employment opportunities. This is a cause that really touches me. I think that Nomi does a good job even... more »

  lhinsch wrote:

The exploitation of children is a crime that is all to often ignored; not because it is unimportant but because it is a crime so painful to face that most people keep their distance from it. The Innocent Justice Foundation fights crimes against children... more »

  lbelton wrote:

The National Crittenton Foundation provides guidance and support to the Crittenton Family of Agencies, all of whom serve at-risk young women in the U.S. I am Director of Florence Crittenton Programs of South Carolina in Charleston, SC. The National... more »

  tbing wrote:

CONNECT is involved in the education and prevention of gender violence. Through community education and collaboration, CONNECT's Supervising Attorney and advocates advise victims/survivors of domestic violence. For several years CONNECT has participated... more »

  Writer wrote:

I started volunteering with this agency four years ago as a "Big Sister" in their then Big Brothers Big Sisters program. They've since changed names to Youth Mentoring but I really enjoy the time I spend with my match and I'm thrilled we have this program... more »

  pmassman wrote:

Once a week for the past eight years I've taught journalism at the shelter's on-site school. Getting to know these kids and witnessing Lois Lee's dynamic dedication to their well being has inspired me to become a major donor as well as a volunteer. I... more »

  Mary339 wrote:

This organization is doing good in the community. Striving to reach out to people that are in need due to an abusive relationship. They are always searching for ways to bring awareness to these awful circumstances. To make a way for a victim to become... more »

  Danholohan wrote:

I moved to Bethesda, MD a year ago to be close to three of my daughters after my wife of 50 years died suddenly. Right after moving in, Amazon invited me into their Vine program. Vine is a group of product reviewers. We have access to thousands of products... more »

  Mr.Rand wrote:

The Sexual Violence Prevention Association does amazing work. They work systemically to prevent sexual violence which is something we definitely need. more »

  cjp8784 wrote:

This amazing agency was born through the efforts of a hand full of volunteers in the late 1970's with a vision of "life without violence" and has grown and matured into a force for change in the lives of so many women and children through offering comprehensive... more »

  Christine107 wrote:

I have worked for Tri-Valley Haven (TVH) for over 13 years. I could work elsewhere and make more money, but I work here because TVH does change lives, one individual at a time. I am so proud to be a small part of this organization. more »

  richesofhisgrace wrote:

I have been volunteering with Good News India since October 2011. I love working with GNI because of their passion to help the destitute children of India. I have heard testimonies from some of the children that before GNI they didn't have shoes on their... more »

  wolfton wrote:

Hands down the best safety skills I have ever received came from this program. Since taking the class I notice that I am speaking up more and it is positively affecting my work and personal life! The instructors were professional and warm and... more »

  anita-rae wrote:

This woman embodies Love and Compassion in a way that reaches the Forgotten. I have witnessed this organization do things for people that has left a lasting footprint on one's heart. I too suffered sexual, mental and physical abuse as a child. This Woman... more »

  cc1010 wrote:

Completely dedicated to being lead by God. The mission is to provide a home of healing for Women harmed by sex trafficking. Not just a home but a holistic, trauma-informed long term home that will provide all the resources they will need for free.... more »

  kmccor11 wrote:

As an NCA staff member, I work hard to support our mission of ensuring that child victims throughout the country receive the services they need to move forward from the trauma of their abuse. As an NCA donor, I give because I see the impact of our work... more »

  alyson1 wrote:

I've been a Community Educator at the Orange County Rape Crisis Center since 2008. I received extensive training from the Center on basic rape crisis information, responding to victims of sexual violence, and presentation skills. I now regularly present... more »

  Purple83 wrote:

ITP is amazing! I have visited both as a survivor and a volunteer, and I recommend them to all survivors that I meet. Having a safe place to be with people who understand you is so vital to healing from sexual trauma. We need more organizations like ITP... more »

  robbutler wrote:

Working with Amazing People..Achieving Amazing results on the journey to saving kids from explotation and trafficking!! more »

  taylorrae1212 wrote:

This amazing organization is doing everything they can to support women who have been rescued from Human Trafficking. I had the pleasure of attending their 15 year gala last month and what a great history. It was so nice hearing from their program director... more »

  cecile wrote:

UASA Sonoma County provides comprehensive advocacy services for our community. Their personnel work with law enforcement in support of victims or sexual assault. The level of communication and committment is unparalleled. Their advocates are always available... more »

  oraia wrote:

RightRides for Women's Safety is a wonderful example of a community-led and community-driven organization. Our free, late night ride home program has driven 3,000 riders home safely thanks to 150 driving team volunteers. We're also a founding member of... more »

  svadvocate wrote:

Our Wave provides an amazing healing platform for survivors of sexual and domestic violence. I love their mission and vision and believe survivors should have great technology tools like this to support their healing. It’s amazing what they have been... more »

  Writer wrote:

This organization has made serious progress with changing the culture and the way the community thinks about and approaches sexual assault. I was sexually assaulted several times in my life and never realized it until finally my boyfriend, a man I loved,... more »

  Kendra Dee C. wrote:

This organization is absolutely about empowerment for survivors. Education and working with the public about rape crisis is essential in empowerment and survival for the victims (survivors). The resources and genuine caring are what the staff and volunteers... more »

  harlieNelson wrote:

Sometimes we don’t always realize what is happening tell it’s to late. Here is my story and I hope it can help other people before it’s too late. I was living in another state as I match with this guy on Facebook dating. Everything was going... more »

  fayc wrote:

A very caring organization. Very committed to raising awareness about child sex trafficking. more »

  cjmoye wrote:

As a Guardian Ad Litem in Greenville and a volunteer with this organization, I have been able to witness the hard work and resources that they have been able to accomplish. more »

  Psalmist J. wrote:

I absolutely love this amazing organization and everything that it stands for in such a special time as this....So many of our young people need to know strategies and need the necessary tools to be educated so that if they are ever in a situation as... more »

  torri77 wrote:

the facility is very clean but do your research before you dive into a non profit like this one very rude condescending abusive staff here very cold hearted soulless individuals just like an abuser or worser you follow the program to the best of your... more »

  Hannahlorence wrote:

REST is a phenomenal organization that offers lasting hope to women who are at risk or are already involved with the sex industry. I have volunteered with or supported REST for almost four years now and I can honestly say that the leaders and volunteers... more »

  Fariha F. wrote:

I love BAWAR! The staff are incredibly passionate about what they do, and it shines through their high-touch support for all the volunteers. Staff are always available to check-in and debrief after crisis-line shifts, continuously looking for feedback... more »

  KathleenA wrote:

The staff are professional and caring. Children can be shy and scared when they walk in the door but victim advocates make the whole family feel welcome to help alleviate fears even though they are going through traumatic circumstances. It is a safe environment. more »

  Kenneth wrote:

This Victim Assistance Center in Eastland Texas is one of the greatest resources we have seen in years. Their assistance and expertise are very advantageous to our prosecutors and victims of our rural communities. We are fortunate to have them in many... more »

  sjcashen wrote:

About 20 years ago my life was in shambles and I needed someone to help me and my children get out of an abusive and impossible situation. Independence House was there for us. They met and counseled me and my children and today because of their efforts... more »

  DrChrisStout wrote:

Great leadership, tireless work, impressive inclusion. more »

  sabra.soileau wrote:

They have a huge impact on getting assistance and supports for so many of our families. more »

  Jill Dugas wrote:

This organization works extremely hard to provide free services to survivors of sexual violence. There are three programs there that put their blood, sweat and tears into the incredible work that they do. Valuable asset to the community and... more »

  Olga S.1 wrote:

I have had the pleasure of seeing Allen and Derek speak at 2 events, and of speaking with both of them personally about the issue of child sexual abuse, and I can say that they are doing wonderful things to raise awareness of the issue. Keep up the GREAT... more »

  tosh12 wrote:

Karl and Debbie have a calling from Yahweh to help those with healthcare, spiritual or emotional needs. They are very knowledgeable in preventative healthcare, overall health and wellness, and extremely insightful to those who want to learn about the... more »

  littleceed99 wrote:

Human Trafficking Coalition of the Palm Beaches has been doing presentations for my middle school for many years now. The presenters are always knowledgeable and professional. They also know how to meet their audience at their level and make it very comfortable... more »

  anah wrote:

I really don't know what my family would've done without Care House. The effects of child sexual abuse is horrible for a child, but it also can have a long lasting impact on the entire family. The staff of Care House was nurturing, polite, warm and professional... more »

  ellenliming wrote:

MORE THAN A SELF DEFENSE CLASS! I would highly recommend this course to any adult woman, teens and college aged students! They also have a special class geared for children & parents too! I have taken this course and it is an excellent way to learn... more »

  partner1 wrote:

Sexual Assault Crisis and Support Serivces is an awesome agency. In my professional practice I find that a medical forensic exam with out their support and advocate present makes for a long tedious time for the patient. Their services are also essential... more »

  schudrich wrote:

The Awareness Center is sensitive and caring. It is here for anyone who wants to talk , seek counsel and advice. Vicki Polin is outstanding in her patience and open heart. more »

  gehairston wrote:

I have worked with staff from the SSRC over the past several years and I have found them to be very capable of providing a much needed service to the area. They are knowledgeable of local community resources and present themselves with professionalism... more »

  gailh wrote:

As a recent retiree, I have been looking for a place to volunteer that I felt was truly worth my time and energy. After investigating several other options, I came across ACT. From my first contact with the organization, I felt that it was a well-run... more »

  Wright11 wrote:

Oh my, where do I begin. I have depended on this GREAT organization for years while serving as the Victim Advocate for Barnwell County Sheriff's Office. They have helped so many victims from our County. The Cumbee Center is such an important organization.... more »

  Writer wrote:

The woman who runs this cares about "changing things" and not the actual individual who was raped. Reporting to the police through this program was a lie. My rights were trampled and she did not follow ethical guidelines. This "advocate" kept pushing... more »

  HH2006 wrote:

This was my first professional job out of college. In hind sight this was suppose to be my steppingstone job to a probation job. However, I have been here going on 17 years. During this 17 years I was inspired to be a special education teacher, and I... more »

  kristen3 wrote:

Ny name is Kristen Cuneo and I am the Teen Mentor Program Coordinator for Girls’ LEAP. I have been with Girls’ LEAP for nearly 4 years, beginning when I was a summer intern. I was a college (aged) mentor, and then came on full time with the... more »

  DebbieJaine wrote:

Jane Doe No More is a non profit that is making a huge difference among not only trauma survivors, community organizations, but now, with their Safe Student Initiative program, they are spreading their message throughout schools who will have them.The... more »

  erinn.g wrote:

WSCADV had been a key part in my personal development as a leader in the domestic violence movement, has offered invaluable support to our agency, and is a leader not only in the state of Washington but across the nation. The programs, trainings,... more »

  Lisa267 wrote:

Thank you for your interest in RISE! I encourage you to become involved in whatever capacity is best for you. I am grateful I currently have the opportunity to serve on the board of directors. Our enthusiastic and caring boardmembers are engaged in doing... more »

  Writer wrote:

EmpowerSurvivors offers a weekly peer group in my hometown and also has a online facebook support group that I use as well.I have found the EmpowerSurvivors peer support group very helpful in my healing journey. Between the peer support and yearly... more »

  Constance_C wrote:

What inspires me to give is the enjoyment I receive when helping and working with people. I have always wanted to be a help to others. I always feel happy when I help someone else, and at the same I feel am truly blessed myself through helping others.... more »

  marina-peed wrote:

I began my involvement with the Gwinnett Sexual Assault Center & Children's Advocacy Center in 1992 as a crisis volunteer. I have seen the value of GSAC-CAC's services to victims of sexual assault and molestation over the years. Spouses, parents, siblings,... more »

  regielee75 wrote:

I have been volunteering with RCASA since November and have seen a lot of the behind the scenes work that goes into ensuring the survivors and their families get the assistance the need. The people that work and volunteer with RCASA have a genuine love... more »

  ReidPinckard wrote:

SafeBAE is arguably the best SV prevention org I have gotten the chance to work with after my five years in SV prevention organizing space. They truthfully care for the students they interact with and the people that they hire. I could go on for hours... more »

  Writer wrote:

I was in a domestic abuse situation,it was alot of lying on the part of the female I was abused by finally it was discovered by law enforcement along with much else and they charged her with a felony because of the way she tortured me.i met with the d.a.,and... more »

  only4katol wrote:

Bikers Against Child Abuse (BACA) exists with the intent to create a safer environment for abused children. We exist as a body of Bikers to empower children to not feel afraid of the world in which they live. We stand ready to lend support to our wounded... more »

  Diane_Z wrote:

She was gentle, patient, kind, validating, understanding, and what seemed to be like the only lifeline I had to sanity. My first session at Project Family Services went something like, “Why don’t you start by telling me what brings you here,... more »

  Jordan_I wrote:

Growing up in small town America, it feels like everyone knows everyone. Some would even claim my community, Bartlesville, Oklahoma, is pretty close to Mayberry. However, after growing up, leaving home, starting a family and eventually moving my family... more »

  roxie wrote:

One of the most comprehensive sexual assualt agencies in the country! MOCSA's 35 years of service to our community is unparralled, especially in the lives it has impacted of people who are victims of sexual assault. As a past Board Chair, I know the... more »

  BikerFred wrote:

The story of the UBNC is a long one. There is a core group that have been riding together since the late 70's. We started the Toy Runs and Food Drive in Northern California and now everyone is doing them which is great. I have never seen an organization... more »

  BOForeman wrote:

CALM is an amazing organization! CALM is the only organization in Santa Barbara County whose sole mission is to prevent and treat child abuse, and their treatment methods are informed, effective and culturally relevant. As a member of the Board of... more »

  sloane wrote:

I have been involved with Child Enrichment off and on for the past 20 years. I started by raising money to buy Christmas presents for children who were being housed in Child Enrichment"s Shelter for Abused Children. As I began to learn more about the... more »

  Holly93 wrote:

I had the opportunity to get involved with TBTN through the University of Michigan's WILL program during my attendance there. This was probably my greatest experience for growth and learning during my years of higher learning. In an era when rape culture... more »

  Susan302 wrote:

Fairfax CASA has one of the most inspiring missions I have yet to see of an organization. They employ a friendly staff, and bring together a great group of volunteers that really want to make an impact in their local community. Most importantly, they... more »

  jordye86 wrote:

Served for years within the organisation. Love the ministry and the staff and leadership in the Philippines. However left directly because of the founder and director based in the US. In my experience he is a great visionary but is far from a leader.... more »

  Werthwhile wrote:

What a terrific organization! Great leadership and they really look for ways to prevent rape and change attitudes. I've been involved with them for 20 years and I'm astonished at how much they accomplish with little money. more »

  bsjenks wrote:

What a wonderful organization! Free advocacy and counseling service for survivors of sexual assault; what an awesome gift for someone to receive. more »

  hlynn wrote:

This nonprofit has helped greatly to provide awareness of human trafficking nationally and internationally. I became aware of this organization through its compassionate and talented founder amassed other visual and performing artists to bring attention... more »

  JESUS01 wrote:

THIS PLACE WAS A STRAIGHT UP RIP OFF. TOOK OVER 300K FROM MY MURDERED SISTER AND HER CHILDRENS LIFE INSURANCE POLICY AND DISSAPPEARED! IRIS SUTHERLAND- AND HER TWO CHILDREN KILLED AND THESE PEOPLE KICK THE FAMILY BY LYING AND VANISH.- MILAN ROSS KILLED... more »

  Axyl wrote:

Simply put, this organization saves lives! Their services are far-reaching and impactful. The staff are top-notch experts with a love for the work they do! more »

  NeighborShare wrote:

Echo Training is a nonprofit partner of NeighborShare, Inc. We partner with effective, trustworthy organizations on the ground working with families and individuals, like Echo Training. They identify one-time urgent needs that would otherwise go unmet... more »

  ChildSafety wrote:

I have been lucky to work for this organization for the last 7 years. INOBTR seeks to help children and families lead safe and productive lives through preventative education and public awareness. more »

  gloria4 wrote:

CARTE's STARR Program is an accelerated experiential self-esteem program for at-risk abused teen girls and women who are victims of domestic abuse. As I watch and listen to the girls from the first day to the third day, I hear them saying things like... more »

  thrusdayschild wrote:

The one time we phoned to ask for assistance to help a trafficking victim, we were let down. The advocate, Teri, phoned the woman, told her that their shelter was full and then either hung up the phone or her call dropped. But she did not phone her back.... more »

  nonprofitpro wrote:

One of the worst companies to work for. Contrary to the mission, it is disempowering especially for the staff, and forget about any real meaningful work about racial justice. more »

  AlecStern wrote:

The Ally Foundation is doing amazing work! They are leading the efforts to stop repeat sex offense attacks on Women though eduation, awareness and changing the laws and attitudes needed to prevent this from happening to other innocent Women... more »

  northerncityhorses wrote:

The CEO of this supposed nonprofit that actually makes a profit, is guilty of abusing a disabled transgendered woman. more »

  er.alanna.messner wrote:

I started with the VSC about two years ago, and I am so glad that I made the choice to volunteer here! The staff here make volunteering a really enjoyable experience with a great support system and plenty of opportunities that cater to everyone's strengths.... more »

  dakotaspappa wrote:

Childwatch funded my lodgeing during a long term still ongoing international parental abduction they are still actively helping and funding my annual visits to spain ( i am remarried and have a very small income) without the invaluable service my daughter... more »

  Karen A Duncan wrote:

Indiana Coalition Against Sexual Assault is the leading organization that promotes ending sexual crimes against adults, teens and children. It is involved throughout the state in addressing sexual crimes when they occur and in helping individuals who... more »

  RMOS wrote:

Collective Liberty is a phenomenal nonprofit that helps build real cases against human traffickers. They offer some of the most informative training for law enforcement and their intelligence reports are top-notch. I definitely recommend them! more »

  franashe wrote:

Led by a vibrant courageous woman, PAVE has led the way for survivors of sexual violence and their families to heal. PAVE has impacted the lives of survivors so much that many of them finally realize that it was not their fault. They have become beacons... more »

  hwri907 wrote:

After I was assaulted in 2014. I couldn't work right away like I planned because I needed surgery. And some time to heal. STAR contacted me seeing if I needed any help. At first I didn't think so till about a week went by and my own family didn't want... more »

  Imnikida A. wrote:

I have always been a supportive individual in this nonprofit organization and others like it. I came across this organization while doing my research for a book I written concerning the topic of the horrific crime of human trafficking. While doing my... more »

  Pnkirk wrote:

Family Nurturing Center works to end the cycle of child abuse and promote healthy families. I'm a former employee and a long-time donor. Programs are best practice and offered in locations convenient for families. Check out the wide range of services... more »

  tinag17775 wrote:

I had a life-changing experience with Impact this weekend. The program is amazing and I will be recommending it to everyone I know. more »

  NatetheGreat wrote:

They offer fantastic educational services, free-of-charge to expecting parents. I had the pleasure of going through one of their Dad Line group classes and it was very helpful in preparing me for our first child. The people are very caring, and every... more »

  JuliaPadilla wrote:

I approached Liz (the director of Her Voice), because I heard about her organization from a friend. My life has never been the same since I was a victim of sexual assault, and I was always too ashamed to tell anyone about it. For a long time I felt like... more »

  JYounginer wrote:

Imagine yourself in the shoes of an innocent child who is being abused. Imagine the confusion and anger you feel. Imagine wondering if your home is safe. Imagine thinking there’s nowhere left to turn, and you discover a place that can help. Now... more »

  lindseyann wrote:

The CAC of Gainesville is an amazing nonprofit with the most welcoming environment and compassionate staff who truly care about their work, the community, and their clients. more »

  katsmith1970 wrote:

Dr. Troy Foskey Jr & his expert staff gave me a second chance at life if not for Doc Foskey i'd be dead or in jail! I love u Doc! Thank U SOOOOO MUCCHH!! more »

  Blair C. wrote:

As founder and Director of Ark of Hope for Children we have been blessed to be associated with David and Together We Heal. Their work to bring hope and healing to the adult survivors of child abuse around south Florida has been top notch. They work hard... more »

  gscott1237 wrote:

This organization and the women that work there are incredible, totally involved in any and all ways to put a stop to ABUSE they are constantly thinking and implementing new ideas for prevention. These incredible devoted women help so many people; that,... more »

  survivorsnetworksf wrote:

The research provided by Bishop Accountability (BA). Their organization has been instrumental in the protection of children from sexual abuse. The provide documentation of known abusers that is verified by court documents or newspapers. They also provide... more »

  beastiegrl wrote:

I very much enjoy voluteering at Gen 5. I have been here for over 6 years and I don't plan an stopping anytime soon. It's a very healthy atmosphere, where your mind can expand past the possibilities that you didn't even think where possible. I have help... more »

Provide resources to address sexual violence on off campus more »

To end personal and institutional violence in the lives of women, children and men. more »

Creating and implementing innovative ways to strengthen and empower families and individuals through treatment and training more »

Our mission is to, through collaboration, education, and advocacy, empower survivors and encourage the community to take action... more »

The mission of the new york city alliance against sexual assault is to prevent sexual violence and reduce the harm it causes through... more »

Say Nope To Dope, trading as, Arena Service Core, Ltd. a national, non-partisan, non-profit is made a contribution of a Website,... more »

To educate, inform, comfort, help & give Christian support to survivors of sexual & domestic violence, to support their family... more »

My Refuge House offers therapeutic care for survivors, families, and communities impacted by human trafficking and sexual exploitation... more »

Significantly reduce child sexual abuse, child physical abuse, neglect,other forms of child maltreatment, support survivors of... more »

Project16 inc enables & assists organizations in the investigation and documentation of trafficking situations and processes.... more »

To teach the "radkids personal empowerment and saftey education program" to children to help them to escape from and/or avoid... more »

Our mission is to bring safety awareness, teach and train in an environment that children can learn valuable safety information... more »

The hancock county center for safe and healthy children, along with participating agencies, will coordinate the investigation,... more »

The family justice center provides free, one-stop, wraparound services to victims of domestic violence and their children through... more »

Kcavp's activities: provide information, support, referrals, advocacy and other services to lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender... more »

Beacon Health Center promotes optimum health and emotional well being with dignity and respect. more »

To promote equality, inclusiveness and social action through culturally sensitive, psychological counseling and advocacy services... more »

We focus on putting an end to human trafficking one person at a time - whether it be through prevention homes, rescuing children... more »

IN OUR BACKYARD links arms across Oregon and America to fight human trafficking through education, mobilization, and partnership. more »

Public Information and Assistance more »

Unlock Freedom stands to combat human trafficking and fight for freedom. We fight for the future of America’s young people,... more »

Child Advocacy Center - Where Small Voices Can be Heard. Located in a house, the Center provides a child friendly environment... more »

The Women's Resource Center (WRC) of Greater Lawrence/Haverhill was founded in 1976 to provide services to battered women and... more »

Support programs and services which provide positive life changing experiences that impact the outcomes of vulnerable children.... more »

Children's advocacy concerning abuse more »

Our mission is to encourage, empower, equip and inspire women whose lives have been affected by domestic violence and sexual assault... more »