Victims & Survivors
You may feel like a victim. We empower you to be a survivor.
Supporting safety, healing, and stabilization for victims and survivors—grounded in dignity, cultural responsiveness, and survivor‑defined paths to recovery and justice.
Our Approach
We support victims and survivors through programs rooted in healing, accountability, and community care.
Guided by survivor‑centered practices and principles of transformative justice, our services promote safety, dignity, and long‑term healing.
Our Core Services
- Counseling and advocacy for sexual assault, human trafficking, and other trauma-inducing crimes
- Advocating for people who've experienced crime and other harm
- Community-based justice
Locations
Find Support Near You
Availability varies by location and is designed to reflect local needs.
A few things to know
- Our goal is to help adults and children regain personal power This includes victims, survivors, loved ones, and witnesses of traumatic events.
- Care is culturally responsive and language-accessible Our teams reflect diverse cultural backgrounds and can provide support in languages other than English. Interpretation services may be available, depending on the program and location.
- Our services are free of charge State funds support much of our work with victims and survivors.
- Services vary depending on where you live Victims & Survivors services are offered in select communities in Washington and Oregon. Availability varies by location and is designed to reflect local needs.
- We meet people where they are Care is grounded in dignity and respect for each person’s lived experience. Services are delivered at your pace, with staff working alongside you over time—not just through one‑time appointments.