Healing has no timeline
Experts are here to help you navigate. You are not expected to know what is needed or what defines your situation.
Photo to come A nurse in one of the center’s quiet rooms, from the October 31 shoot
Who the center cares for
Sexual assault
Being forced or pressured into any sexual contact, by anyone, whatever your relationship is.
Domestic violence
Being hurt, threatened, controlled, or made to feel afraid by a partner or someone close to you. You do not have to have bruises for it to be real.
Trafficking
Someone using force, threats, lies, debt, or fear to make you do something sexual, or to make you work.
What we can help with
- Exams for past or ongoing injuries, and documentation of abuse history.
- Safety planning for domestic violence.
- Crisis care for trafficking survivors, a medical and treatment assessment if needed, and referrals in the community.
- Advocates who guide you if you decide to report later.
- Counseling and support groups.
Whenever you are ready
We are here to help when you are ready. You can get medical forensic care right away, and follow-up care later.
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Rendering of the waiting room at the center