Find Sexual Assault Services Nonprofits and Charities

  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 »

  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 »

  hayes878 wrote:

The Priceless Journey's vision is like non other I have seen. I have personally seen the "You are Priceless" devotional work in the lives of the women around me. I can't wait to see what God has in store for this powerful ministry! more »

  Suzanne G.1 wrote:

Very nice items in their resale stores! Good prices! more »

  Laurel L. wrote:

I encountered discrimination and was told I wasn't eligible to participate with the online hotline service provided by RAINN. It wasn't because I had over 20+ years in the social work/nursing field, it was because I admitted to being a survivor and found... 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 »

  Sue211 wrote:

As President of this outstanding organization, I take pride in leading this all-volunteer group of 350 women who provided more than 57,000 volunteer hours last year. Our 12 philanthropic programs serve children, seniors, veterans, and victims of abuse.... more »

  valerie9 wrote:

The Women For Afghan Women (WAW)have done a tremendous job in providing shelter, safety and skills for Afghan women. Time Magazine recently put out a cover story by Richard Stengel, Managing Editor on Thursday, Jul. 29, 2010. WAW provided shelter for... more »

  Emiliano Diaz de L. wrote:

I can't think of a more worthy organization for your support. Your support makes it possible for MenHealing to help male survivors of sexual trauma heal. more »

  str4wb3rri3s wrote:

This organization exploits its employees, provides very few services very inefficiently and is, in and of itself fairly, abusive and disrespectful. I highly do NOT recommend Rape Trauma Services. more »

  Quanisha S. wrote:

I met Florida the beginning of 2019 when she introduced me to her foundation. I believe Florida is a GREAT leader and advocate for domestic violence and overcoming obstacles. I stand behind her and Shining Light. more »

  survivorsnetworksf wrote:

I first noticed SNAP when a came across a pamphlet in 1995. I thought, similar abuse happened to me. I began to remember being molested by a priest when I was thirteen. This prompted my participation in SNAP support groups twice a month for almost three... 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 »

  Natzira A. wrote:

II left my abusar. .I Was there for more than three months...its a horrible place..i felt like i Was in jail. .They discriminanted me. .They treted me like a criminal. .The school is dirty. .Te daycare is nasty and full of viruses. .They admit drugs... more »

  hanne1 wrote:

This group coerces mothers to surrender their babies and does not offer support to keep and raise her child. The overall rating I give this group is a 0 but there is not option for 0. more »

  ycptisfamilyng wrote:

I was very lucky this summer to have found out about Y.C.P.T. At first, I was not interested in the group, because I am a shy person, and I'm not very outgoing or good at making friends. By the time I had to get ready for the third meeting, I was so... more »

  shortyb9 wrote:

I have been going to Purple light for about 3 years. They have helped my way of living. I had a transplant almost 8 years ago. Valerie has helped with the pain from the fluid that builds up. Valerie does wonders for so many people that have gone through... 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 »

  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 »

  LRock wrote:

Having been involved with LVF for less than a year, I am amazed at how far the arms of this organization reaches to help so many people. We live in a small community with, unfortunately, a large need for the services provided by LVF. The staff is extremely... 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 »

  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 »

  bennetd wrote:

I have been involved with Redeem and Restore for a few years now. This grassroots group has been working with women trapped in domestic trafficking. They would love to eventually find a house where women trying to get out can come to be reintroduced... 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 »

  kashton wrote:

Sunlight does incredible work serving and advocating for survivors. more »

  lalala32 wrote:

After looking at the website for this hotline, I am beyond concerned. First of all, their 17 year old "volunteer" Hunter, whom has a Facebook presence for the hotline and offers "live support" and even is "willing to be a friend", appears to... more »

  SafeHopeCenter wrote:

I have been working very closely with WRAP for almost nine years, as the Director of a Family Justice Center, where they are one of our core partner agencies. Their advocates are the hardest working, most compassionate people! They truly care about... more »

  bkadloj wrote:

James House and its staff are always helpful. Excellent service in our community! more »

  G100318s wrote:

This charity works around the clock and with almost no funding to provide safety and nurture to those poor children in great need for rescue. I'm really impressed with their work and commitment to the cause ������ more »

  Writer wrote:

Angel's Power Ltd., is run by the most caring staff. They are professional and your contact with them is kept confidential. If you or someone you know is being sexually abused I can tell you first hand that they will help you. My experience was better... more »

  Jillboro1 wrote:

We at SafeSpace take our work seriously. It is much more than work, it is a calling and it has affected many of us personally. SafeSpace works with over 1000 victims every year and we speak with well over 2000 on our 24/7 Hotline. Anonymous postings... more »

  charitable-girl wrote:

This is an excellent organization- worthy of contributions. Superb work serving the community. Wonderful, caring staff and great volunteer opportunities. more »

  mickbrogan wrote:

SVC is a much needed organization and fills a gap in the community. Many women go there when there is no where else to go. Funding of this organization is much needed and always used for good and positive things. more »

  justjen wrote:

Bravestep is truly a wonderful organization! I am new to the process after experiencing childhood sexual abuse when I was 5-6 years old and locked that experience deep away inside me. Doing this and thinking i could do this alone has impacted my life... 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 »

  Gale L. wrote:

I have volunteered for this agency for over 30 years doing every volunteer and Board position. I have watched it grow from a grassroots group of Women who banded together to protest the rape of a friend. They then took on the cause of Domestic abuse... more »

  cburke wrote:

I was recruited to the board by a family friend who was employed at the agency. I see the work of the agency through the eyes of the Director. She tells the board of the trials and tribulations involved in working with many different agencies.... more »

  Stakeholder wrote:

This organization is a joke. They tout a variety of services that support victims of domestic and sexual assault for public appeal, but all it really is is a homeless shelter that profits when occupancy rates stay high. Staff turnover rate is sky-high... more »

  Lina1111 wrote:

I called New Hope in one of the darkest days in my life. I left my abusive husband and I was trying to put "scattered myself" together. No self-esteem, no self-respect. I felt absolutely devastated and empty, I lived what I call in "personal non-existence".... 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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  no longer a victim wrote:

When I started this letter I didn’t want it to be just a thank you note, you see the Safe House means much more to me. The many that come to this shelter including myself are broken and afraid. To all, there were open arms and heats. Some go back to... 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 »

  Justin58 wrote:

This foundation does amazing work, the employees and volunteers are the best Ive seen in this type industry.. God Bless Them... more »

  Fran1fanxxx3 wrote:

The JHF has been near and dear to my heart from the moment I discovered it. Mariska has used her celebrity in the most positive way possible- to bring help to others. I was so affected by the cases and the way these women are able to pick themselves... 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 »

  vp1 wrote:

My time spent serving on this board has been so valuable to me. Having gone through the Advocacy training for the group, I now know how important we are to out community. We not only serve the needs of sexual assult victims in the Las Vegas area, we also... more »

  the_truth wrote:

I believe that the Heartly House has represented people that could afford their own legal services and put real victims that need their services at risk. I am referring to people that were not abused but said so just to receive free legal services and... 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 »

  CKCarlton wrote:

1in6, Inc. is leading the charge to help men who were sexually victimized in childhood. Not only have they worked hard to build the greatest set of online resources and professional trainings across the U.S., they they have just launched the most inspirational... 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 »

  sjblack wrote:

This place is not helpful. Friend went there to get help finding employment, she was ushered out quickly due to a charge that was over ten years old. The class instructor was rude and dismissive. If you go there make sure not to have any past convictions.... 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 »

  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 »

  EthicalWorker wrote:

The current ED in 2018 is manipulative and abusive to her staff. I've heard her gossip about staff to other people, bad mouth them (including calling one of them fat) and belittle them. She clearly has favorites in the organization (especially her own... more »

  kfox1904 wrote:

I love House of Hope and the mission that they not only speak of but actually do! I have seen the intentionality and passion they have to end sex trafficking! I am an active donor because I have witnessed first hand that these ladies are cared for. The... more »

  throneberryr wrote:

I was a victim of childhood sexual abuse. This experience haunted me and left me depressed, guilt-ridden, and emotionally unstable. I had attempted to recover on my own with self-help books and traditional counseling. These efforts were not effective.... more »

  DSM882016 wrote:

I would never recommend for anyone to attend or work for VIBS. The upper management are extremely unprofessional. They are very phony and act like they care about your problems when in all actuality, they don't. They are extremely unprofessional and are... 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 »

  shcorwin wrote:

I was able to meet the staff at CPAF and tour the women's shelter. What makes this center special is that it's mission is to serve the special needs of the Asian Pacific Family. The staff understands the different cultures, i.e. the culture and sensibilities... 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 »

  Lieca B. wrote:

I am doubtful that I would have the strength and security that I have if it weren't for Turning Point of Macomb. Like so many sexual assault victims and survivors, the organization and its counselors aided me in a severe time of need. Over the years I... more »

  sama wrote:

I am a volunteer at Mutual Ground as a yoga and meditation teacher. I have been doing this for almost 10 years. When I first contacted MG about teaching yoga, they welcomed me with open arms, intuitively knowing how yoga and meditation could help their... more »

  virtualnacavolunteer wrote:

As a volunteer with the Native American Children's Alliance (NACA), and a professional in the non-profit world myself, I can't imagine supporting a better cause. We need organizations like NACA in order to prevent and eliminate child abuse in native communities.... more »

  solacross wrote:

The name of this organization is "Crisis Center, Inc." It is NOT "Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance". Whoever this is should not be using our EIN. Guidestar, please be a little more diligent. more »

  mobileUser776759 wrote:

The bIRch House is the only local organization that I know of that specifically serves childhood sexual abuse survivors specifically. So many services are for sexual assault survivors or victims of rape, while there is overlap none address the needs or... more »

  CParkerPhD wrote:

Terrible experience. Negligent. Unprofessional. Undertrained. Uncaring. Dismissive. Different rules for different clients.I signed up for the waiting list after years of being encouraged to seek counseling there by someone who now feels the same... more »

  Brandi79 wrote:

I am so grateful to be able to volunteer with R1G!! They save and change lives for the better! I volunteer at G.R.A.C.E. House and I've had the wonderful opportunity to meet several of the clients that have stayed there. R1G is a wonderful organization.... 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 »

  marlaw97 wrote:

My name is Mrs. Edith Villarrubia...I have a nice used cell phone with accersories which is valed at about $350. to $400.00 I would like to donate it, however, I would need a receipt for my income purposes for this year 2011. Telephone: 504-905-8407 email:... more »

  littlelost wrote:

The kindness from the advocates has really helped me through the trials and painful memories. I have never met anyone as full range as this nonprofit is. I highly reccomend them. more »

  noware2go wrote:

I stayed in a abusive relationship because I had noware to go . I don't have a income and waiting for ssi descions . It was easier being abused then being on the streets with no income or a place to put your belongings. I was tormented strangled , sufficated... more »

  powelljk wrote:

I became aware of Safe Connections and the work it does in the Saint Louis region when invited to an educational and fundraising luncheon 8 years ago by a friend. I became so inspired by what they are doing to help women, men, and teens before, during... 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 »

  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 »

  schaf wrote:

Lynette is a Gas Lighter and I am grateful that Ale was available as I recorded my abuse that day. The lies and the abuse sent me almost to my death. I will share future outcome as she is prosecuted for the actions she inflicted on me. I thank CPD , T,... more »

  jazz23 wrote:

We were so thankful to FFT Helping Others and all the help they gave my children and I so we could leave our abusive situation. I am thankful for an organization like this one. more »

  John219 wrote:

Hi. I'm John Foubert. Back in 1998, I led a group of 30 people across the nation to form One in Four. Since that time, our programs have been presented worldwide to over 100,000 people on hundreds of college campuses and in four branches of the military... more »

  NBMadison wrote:

There are so many things to like about the Rape Crisis Center of Dane County. The organization is professional, extremely well run and values its volunteers. All volunteers go through 20 hours of training and observe two actual RCC crisis line shifts... 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 »

  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 »

  Summer13 wrote:

They were really helpful and understanding of my situation! more »

  efirwin wrote:

The trained professionals at Family Support Line are there to help individuals and families in crisis because of the trauma caused by sexual abuse. If you're ready to participate in a support group, they offer groups for ALL ages. If your not ready... more »

  terebinthrefuge wrote:

This organization is doing it right for the right reasons! more »

  Saima wrote:

Daya is an incredible success story in the family of non profits serving Houston TX minorities. Started in 1996 with a handful of volunteers and a simple hot line for victims of domestic violence, today Daya has grown into a established non profit with... more »

  mcvasquez wrote:

This a great passionate non-profit that is all in for clients' advocacy as well as their mission to end sexual violence. more »

  ErmaM wrote:

I was skeptical at first arrival here at CCC. I came to KNOW this place is AMAZING. During my stay here I haven't ran into an indecent person (staff wise). If you are wholeheartedly and honestly want help with your situation....THIS IS THE PLACE. more »

  shayshay wrote:

PAAR offers a wide range of services, outlets and resources to assist survivors of sexual assault with the healing process. The staff of the organization is informed, genuine and devoted to its mission. more »

  Sunny20 wrote:

Please help me. My little boy that's autistic was sexually assaulted, and drugged with meth. I need help raising funds for his rehabilitation. Please donate to PayPal.me/CandyM. more »

  Writer wrote:

I want to thank my advocate Tammy.H for being there for my daughter in her tough time. She was kind and very supportive for her. I wish that I was able to contact you and thank you myself. more »

  juslater418 wrote:

WASAC is an amazing organization that helps those in Wichita who've been victims of sexual assault. They have a 24-hour hotline, advocates (who helps victims from the beginning of a rape exam through trial and beyond), educational program (which goes... 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 »

  beckyj05 wrote:

Project Response, Inc. is a non-profit crisis center that provides support and advocacy to victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, and other related issues. We also provide services to the families, friends, and loved ones of abuse victims. We are... more »

  Writer wrote:

To not receive a thank you for a generous amount of donations both new and used clothing hats coats food diapers etc. I beyond disappointing 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 »

  montielfam07 wrote:

La Pinon services are definitely appreciated in our community. They have gone to speak to us at Dona Ana Community College and even at my daughter's center. The services they provide are not only limited to sexual assaults but also bullying and educating... 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 »

  lvlh wrote:

The Allinace provides services to families in the most caring and compassionate way. You will not find a better group of people helping those in times of need. more »

  nerd wrote:

In a service organization, most of the resources are expended on personnel. As a result the team and leadership are the critical components that provide personal services to clients in crisis and need. The team at Sojourner House of Rhode Island provides... more »

  Shannon C.6 wrote:

It is amazingly powerful to help women, girls, and LBGTQI aging out and their families overcome every barrier in their life! When survivors have access to safe housing, livable wAge employment, and trauma informed care they are so resilient! more »

The center for violence-free relationships is dedicated to building healthy relationships, families and communities free from... more »

Our three purposes are equal, 1. To provide for the essential and theraputic support of victims of sexual assault, 2. To encourage... more »

Doves mission is to provide culturally accessible services that empower and offer hope to deaf or hard of hearing individuals... more »

To improve the mental, spiritural and physical health of the individuals and communities we serve. more »

Rockford Sexual Assault Counseling, Inc. (RSAC) responds to the needs of victims of sexual assault/ abuse and their families/significant... more »

We seek to organize collective efforts by developing collaboration between native women leaders and state/federal representatives... more »

NELCWIT''s mission is to work within the community to build safety, justice, and dignity for all. We offer counseling, education,... more »

To educate and raise awareness for child sexual abuse prevention. more »

Women's Resource Center services encompass the diverse and comprehensive needs of individual and families impacted by domestic... more »

Rape crisis prevention, rape awareness, public programs, educational materials, self defense, training and counseling. more »

The mission of wasatch forensic nurses is to provide compassionate care and professional timely collection of forensic medical... more »

SOAR (Speaking Out About Rape) runs national awareness, education and prevention programs to empower survivors of sexual violence... more »

Turnaround's mission is to build a community free of violence by working with adults and children affected by intimate partner... more »

To support survivors of sexual assault, their families and friends, and to help eradicate sexual violence. The services offered... more »

The mission of silver regional sexual assault support services is to empower individuals, families, and communities impacted by... more »

The purpose of SRT Services is to create awareness regarding the emotional harm caused by Sexually Related Trauma (SRT) and to... more »

Provide support, resources, and hope for a better future to persons affected by domestic abuse, sexual assault and other crisis.... more »

Cvs is dedicated to working to end sexual assault and family violence through prevention, crisis services, and treatment. more »

To assure a comprehensive, culturally competent, multi-disciplinary team response to child victims of alleged sexual and severe... more »

It is our mission to educate the public about online sexual predators and to prevent children from becoming victims of these predators. more »

The children's center for hope & healing is dedicated to breaking the cycle of child sexual abuse and preventing the victimization... more »

"Delivering care that changes people's lives." Our sexual assault advocate provide support, encouragement and referrals to victims... more »

To provide educational and employment assistance for female domestic violence and/or sexual abuse victims and their children in... more »

To reduce the incidence of and vulnerability to sexual assault, child abuse and human trafficking by providing education and prevention... more »

To heal the trauma of childhood sexual abuse through therapy, education, and prevention. more »

Sexual violence shatters lives, wounds communiities and perpetuates injustice. The florida council against sexual violence leads,... more »

To provide advocacy for victims of violent and sexual crimes, prevention education programs that serve children, adolescents,... more »

Works with the local Domestic vioelnce program to provide victims and their children services. more »

SZA's Mission, founded in 2005, is to Provide Education on Safety, Prevention and Intervention of Sex Crimes against Children. more »

To provide 24 hour crisis call center. more »

Our mission is to provide culturally competent services to women, focusing on sexual, domestic and family violence and hiv/aids.... more »

Crisis intervention and education programs to assist abuse victims more »

A group of activists in the Seattle area banded together in August 1999 to create an organization that undermined the root causes... more »

The mission of the Rape Crisis Center of Milford, Inc. is to end sexual assault through education and to empower victims to regain... more »

To cultivate communities free from violence as we support victims and survivors of sexual assault, domestic violence and stalking.... more »

We are a lifeline for victims and survivors of domestic violence, sexual violence, and stalking by providing safe haven, advocacy,... more »

Provide crisis services, support, and advocacy to victims, non-offending family members, and others who are impacted by crime.... more »

Domestic violence shelter more »

To provide advocacy services for crime victims, to strive to provide a safe community through education, and to work to change... more »