Services for Victims of Crime and

Gender Violence 

Our agency offers two comprehensive programs for victims of various forms of abuse: Victims of Crime and Violence Against Women. For both programs, our services include trauma-informed care, medical case management, and linkage to valuable resources within the community. Case managers in the Victims of Crime Program understand that victims suffer personal loss, experience stress and trauma, and will need guidance in the aftermath of a crime.

For those enrolled in our Violence Against Women Program, case managers work closely with clients who have experienced sexual assault, domestic violence, dating violence, stalking, and/or female genital mutilation. We recognize that sexual violence doesn’t discriminate. Anyone can be a victim: males/females of any age, race, religion, or education level. It’s important to remember that anyone can commit a sexual assault regardless of their race, ethnicity, or socioeconomic status. Sexual violence impacts the victim’s self-worth and sense of safety, in addition to their day-to-day life.

Our services are free and provide aid and information to support victims during the recovery period.