The system can be intimidating for victims and caregivers. Your assigned Advocate will explain the process so you can make informed decisions every step of the way. Advocates connect victims and families to services to ensure positive outcomes and a return to normalcy after crisis.

Our therapists are licensed professionals with specialized training in trauma. Therapists work with the client and their supportive caregivers to build resiliency, learn healthy coping skills, and make plans for future safety. Therapists offer hope to families after trauma.

A Forensic Interviewer is trained to conduct a non-leading conversation at the request of law enforcement and/or DFCS, meaning victims tell their story one time, on camera, and eliminating the need for multiple interviews in most cases. Forensic Interviews are not done at the request of caregivers.

Building a consenting culture in our community is a top priority for us. We work with local school systems, religious groups, and civic organizations to provide real ways to prevent child abuse and sexual assault before it happens. To schedule, please call 706.278.4769.

Our Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners (SANEs) are trained to collect evidence while ensuring victims are safe and healthy. Forensic Medical Exams (FMEs) can be accessed by adults at any time; FMEs are only conducted on children at the request of law enforcement and/or DFCS.

Support groups are offered based on participation and availability of staff. Support groups are a safe space for healing and continued recovery in a powerful setting where strength can be given and borrowed. For information about groups, please call 706.278.4769