Service Provider Directory
Washington State's Victim Services Search Tool
If you are experiencing an emergency or are in immediate danger, please call 911.
This directory can help you easily find and connect with community-based agencies and other victim services in your area.
This directory is managed by WA-SAST, however WA-SAST is not a direct service provider and information posted here is for information and referral purposes only.
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Tulalip Tribes CAC
Our mission is to provide education, advocacy, and a multi-disciplinary response to decrease re-traumatization of children who are victims of crime.
Support, Advocacy, & Resource Center/Kids Haven CAC
The Support, Advocacy & Resource Center’s (SARC) mission is to provide trauma informed crisis services, support and advocacy to victims/survivors, non-offending family members, and others who are impacted by crime. We strive to create and maintain a community without violence through prevention-based education.
Rural Resources Victim Services & Child Advocacy Center
Through education, resources and support, we offer real hope to children, seniors and families, by working to create a stronger and more stable community for us all. Each year, 14,000 people in Ferry, Lincoln, Pend Oreille, Whitman and Stevens Counties turn to Rural Resources for short-term assistance and long-term solutions to help them take control of their lives and their futures.
Programs for Peaceful Living
"WAGAP’s Program for Peaceful Living provides Klickitat County residents with Domestic Violence Prevention and Sexual Assault Prevention. Certified staff are available 24/7 to work with individuals and families that are struggling with the effects of crime through advocacy, counseling, parent support, and safety planning. We offer crisis support, medical advocacy, legal advocacy and court support, assistance with protection order forms, support groups, information and referrals. We provide prevention to the community through outreach and education.
Services are available and delivered to clients without discrimination by reason of race, color, religion, disability, pregnancy, national origin, sexual orientation, gender, age, ethnicity, income, veteran status, marital status or any other basis prohibited by federal, state, or local law. "
Jefferson County Child Advocacy Center
Jefferson County CAC is actively developing and has an active MDT that meets monthly to review all active cases of child abuse. The team members work closely, and in a highly confidential manner, to make sure that each child receives the care and support they need and deserve. Referrals, support, and therapy are available regardless of the status of the case.
Children’s Justice Center of King County
We coordinate work between the key agencies that respond when child abuse is reported. For decades, we have been helping victims, families and the community by organizing effective responses to cases involving physical and sexual abuse of children.
Healthy Families of Clallam County
HFCC offers a wide variety of free and confidential services to child and adult survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and other crimes. Violence is indiscriminate and can happen to anyone, regardless of their race, gender, or socioeconomic status. We’re here to offer support and advocacy for all survivors in need.
Kids Hope
Kids Hope, a sister agency to New Hope, provides services for children who are suspected of being the victim of abuse, neglect or sexual abuse and in some cases, witnesses of a crime.
Family Crisis Network
"Here at Family Crisis Network, we are driven by a single goal; to do our part in making the world a better place for all. We proudly work with the community of Pend Oreille County in Washington, to help prevent and advocate in matters of domestic violence, sexual assault, all other crimes, and homelessness. We strive to build productive relationships and make a positive impact with all of our clients and our community.
Family Crisis Network began in 1982 whose sole function was a 24 hour domestic violence hotline, manned entirely by volunteers in the basement of the United Church of Christ in Newport.
Over the many years since, the single operation grew to function as a non-profit organization and now provides services in our community with a variety of available programs. Our funding is supported by many State, Local, and Federal grants, as well as private foundation funding, and local contributions from business and individual donors, to which we are very grateful.
Our most recent addition to the program was the development of the Children's Advocacy Center (CAC) in 2019. Our CAC is still in the accreditation 'developing' stage, but it is fully operational. The CAC provides a safe and comfortable place for children and teens who have been abused and/or neglected to be interviewed with professionally trained staff."
Crisis Support Network
CSN provides advocacy services to survivors and others affected by domestic violence, sexual assault, child abuse and general crimes.
Monarch Children’s Justice & Advocacy Center
Monarch’s Children’s Justice & Advocacy Center is a program of Community Action Council working to reduce the incidence and impact of child abuse by providing a coordinated, multidisciplinary response to victims of child abuse and their families.
Community Action Council of Lewis, Mason and Thurston Counties
At the Community Action Council of Lewis, Mason and Thurston Counties, we are dedicated to addressing the systemic issues of poverty and promoting health and well-being. Since 1966, we have been focused on empowering individuals and families, and our mission remains to find innovative, community-based solutions that strengthen our communities and lessen the impacts of poverty.
Benton County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office
The Prosecuting Attorney is the lawyer for the people of Benton County. The main responsibility of the Prosecutor is to enforce criminal laws and work for the victims of crime. This includes ordering restitution for the victim, informing the victim of court dates, and acting as an advocate for the victim at trial and sentencing. The Prosecuting Attorney also acts as legal counsel for the county.
WSCADVSA
WSCADVSA is the leading voice to end domestic violence and sexual assault in Washington State. We improve how communities respond to domestic violence and are working to create a world where all people can live and love without fear.
Lighthouse / LVCSS
The Lighthouse has been serving the Lower Yakima Valley since 1978, when it was formed by a group of citizen volunteers, who together sought a way to address the violence of sexual assault, domestic violence and child abuse.
Lincoln County Prosecutor’s Office
The prosecuting attorney is the lawyer for the people of Lincoln County. One responsibility of the prosecutor is to enforce criminal laws and work for the victims of crime to obtain restitution for losses and state benefits. The prosecuting attorney also serves as the legal advisor to the Board of County Commissioners and to the county's elected officials and departments, provides legal guidance and opinions regarding federal, state and local laws, works closely with law enforcement agencies, such as the Sheriff, city Police and the Washington State Patrol and provides legal advice to law enforcement, assists in certain child support cases, and performs a number of other duties.
Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe – Social Services
To build a strong and healthy sovereign nation where Tribal members live their values and culture.
This means enhancing the lives of our people both physically and spiritually through social well being and economic independence while preserving and enhancing our natural resources and cultural heritage.
LifeWire
LifeWire is one of Washington State’s leading nonprofits ending domestic violence and supporting survivors on their paths to safety, stability, and healing. Through comprehensive services—including emergency shelter, housing assistance, and advocacy—LifeWire empowers survivors to rebuild their lives. LifeWire works to prevent domestic violence through community outreach and free prevention trainings. Since our founding, we have helped over 176,000 survivors live free from fear.
Lewis County Prosecutor’s Office
The Prosecuting Attorney is the chief legal officer for Lewis County. The primary mission of a Prosecuting Attorney is to enforce criminal laws and work for the victims of crime.
Legal Voice
Legal Voice believes that all people facing gender discrimination should be able to live their lives with dignity, safety, and autonomy.
Lummi Victims of Crime
We envision our homeland as a place where we enjoy an abundant, safe, and healthy life in mind, body, society, environment, space, time and spirituality
Legacy of Healing Children’s Advocacy Center
Child Advocacy Center
The Legacy of Healing (LOH) Advocacy Center provides free, confidential services to adult survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, and other crimes. We serve Tulalip Tribal members, their families, and Native Americans living in Snohomish County.
Our mission is to promote a safe, healthy, and non-violent community through survivor-led advocacy, cultural healing, and offender accountability.
LCSNW — SAFeT Response Center
At Lutheran Community Services Northwest, our mission is to partner with individuals, families, and communities to foster health, justice, and hope. We envision a Northwest where everyone has the support they need to overcome life’s challenges and thrive in healthy, just, and hopeful communities. Our core values guide our efforts in providing essential services. We believe that service is the foundation of our work, and we are dedicated to making a positive impact in the lives of those we serve.
Lakewood City Attorney’s Office
The City of Lakewood Legal Department handles all legal matters for the City. This includes managing legal documents, civil and criminal lawsuits, and all other legal matters pertaining to Lakewood.
Klickitat County Prosecutor’s Office
We prosecute all felonies in Klickitat County and misdemeanors alleged to have occurred in the unincorporated areas of Klickitat County, advise and represent all of the County's elected officials and departments, provide legal advice to all county law enforcement agencies, establish and enforce child support obligations and provide victim and witness assistance services.
Kittitas County Prosecutor’s Office
The Prosecutor's Office has major responsibilities as a legal adviser, a prosecutor of criminal matters, and a representative of the county in civil cases.
Kitsap County Prosecutor’s Office
Child Advocacy Center
Responsibilities of the Kitsap County Prosecuting Attorney's Office:
Prosecuting all felony crimes referred by county law enforcement agencies and city law enforcement agencies, prosecuting all gross misdemeanor and misdemeanor crimes referred by county law enforcement agencies and the Cities of Bainbridge Island, Poulsbo and Port Orchard who have contracted with the Kitsap County Prosecutor's Office for prosecution services.
Providing legal advice to all elected officials and county departments and defending or prosecuting civil cases on behalf of county government.
Litigating child support issues in cases referred by the State Department of Social and Health Services, Division of Child Support.
King County Sexual Assault Resource Center
KCSARC is an independent nonprofit serving survivors and their families throughout King County and engaging communities in building a world without sexual assault.
KCSARC’s long history as a trusted and expert resource gives us the experience and expertise to empower survivors, change attitudes, shape statewide policy, remove barriers, and hold systems accountable.
King County Prosecutor’s Office
Child Advocacy Center
The Prosecuting Attorney's Office represents the state and county in both criminal and civil legal matters. We are responsible for prosecuting all felonies in King County and all misdemeanors in unincorporated areas of King County.
King County Bar Association
The King County Bar Foundation (KCBF), a 501(c)3 organization, was established in 1979. Its mission is to ensure access to the legal system to encourage diversity in the legal profession. The Foundation provides scholarships for minority law students at the University of Washington and Seattle University law schools and provides funding for pro bono legal services to the poor through KCBA’s Pro Bono Services.
Making A Difference Foundation
Making A Difference Foundation is a nonprofit, charitable organization with the mission to make a difference in the lives of others, one person at a time, by helping them acquire the most basic needs: food, housing, encouragement, and opportunity.
Mariposa House
The Mariposa House is dedicated to the ideal that no one should have to live with violence, whether it be social, sexual, mental or physical. We strive to lessen violence in our community, and in our world. We are organized to provide shelter, advocacy-based counseling, and preventative services for victims of domestic violence and sexual assault. Victims of Crime also receive advocacy-based counseling, legal assistance and referrals.
Mason County Prosecutor’s Office
The prosecuting attorney is the lawyer for the people of Mason County. The main responsibility of the prosecutor is to enforce criminal laws and work for the victims of crime. This includes ordering restitution for the victim, informing the victim of court dates, and acting as an advocate for the victim at trial and sentencing. The prosecuting attorney also acts as legal counsel to the Mason County Board of County Commissioners and county departments, assists in certain child support cases, and performs a number of other duties. Deputy prosecutors are appointed by the prosecutor to help perform these duties. The prosecutor and the deputy prosecutors must be admitted to practice law in the State of Washington.
Mi Centro
The team at Mi Centro is committed to its mission of cultivating the advancement of the Latino and indigenous communities by providing social services and educational programming while honoring our heritage and culture through the arts. As an organization for the community, our programming and key strategic goals are centered on the provision and accessibility of holistic community support that promotes community engagement, empowerment, and self-sufficient not only for our target population, but also to include the LGBTQ+, Indigenous, Afrolatine, and more.
Kalispel Tribe of Indians Victim Assistance Services
The Mission of the Kalispel Tribe Victim Assistance Services program is a commitment to ending violence through empowerment, leadership, individual and systemic advocacy, education, and social change. We believe all persons should be treated with equality, dignity, and fairness, and have the right to culturally sensitive services delivered with integrity and compassion to sustain safety and self-sufficiency for all victims, towards positive growth and development of the community as a whole.
Jefferson County Prosecutor’s Office
The Jefferson County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office represents the State of Washington in felony, misdemeanor, juvenile offender, and infraction prosecutions in Jefferson County, provides legal counsel to county officials and departments, and handles certain civil and family support matters. The office also includes victim-witness support and works with community partners to assist crime victims, including survivors of domestic violence.
Mother Nation
Mother Nation provides culturally grounded advocacy, mentorship, healing, and support that uplift the well-being and success of Native American women and families.
New Beginning
Founded in 1976, New Beginnings’ mission is to empower survivors and mobilize community awareness and action to end domestic violence. We are the only full service agency in Seattle whose primary mission is to serve domestic violence survivors. With over 40 years of established history, New Beginnings has become a leading force in the movement to end domestic violence and has grown to include a full range of services for survivors. On average, New Beginnings serves over 10,000 women, children, and men each year.
New Hope
Child Advocacy Center
New Hope’s mission is to connect with survivors to restore justice and provide hope and unite with communities to build and strengthen allies so together we can make our world a safer place.
Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe
“S’Klallam” is a Salish term for “The Strong People.” Our history shows that we have always been self-reliant and determined to forge our own path. In 1855, the S’Klallam leaders signed a treaty with the Federal government with the understanding that they would always be able to hunt, fish and gather in their “usual and accustomed” grounds. As increasing numbers of non-Indian settlers began to arrive in the area desiring the same abundant lands and waters that were so important to the S’Klallam people, the S’Klallam people living in the Dungeness area decided that in order to survive, they had to adopt a new value system that included property ownership.
Island County Prosecutor’s Office
The mission of the Island County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office is to fulfill our statutory and constitutional duties by doing the following: Justly prosecuting those who commit crimes in Island County without fear or favor, Providing excellent legal advice and representation to Island County officials, Making improvements to the justice system, and achieving the highest level of professionalism and ethics for the practice of law.
Nisqually Indian Tribe
Our people lived in the south Puget Sound watershed long before 1833, when Fort Nisqually was established as the first white settlement on Puget Sound. The Nisqually people came north from the Great Basin, across the Cascade Mountains, to settle near the Mashel River. We were a fishing people, living off of the rich bounty of the river, and sustaining life for our home and environment. The Nisqually Reservation, as it has become known today, was established by the Medicine Creek Treaty of December 26, 1854, although whether the great Nisqually Chief Leschi had agreed to the treaty was heavily disputed. Still, our people were re-established on a reservation consisting of 1,280 acres in what is now Thurston County.
International Rescue Committee
For 50 years, the IRC in Seattle has helped thousands of refugees, immigrants, and survivors of human trafficking from every part of the world restart their lives in Washington State.
The Washington Anti-Trafficking Response Network (WARN) is a coalition of non-governmental organizations that provide direct services and intensive case management to victims of human trafficking in Washington State. Since 2004, WARN has assisted survivors of sex and/or labor trafficking to live out their desired lives without re-victimization.
The International Rescue Committee (IRC) in Seattle leads the WARN coalition of organizations working together to serve survivors of trafficking and to increase victim identification. IRC is predominantly a refugee and asylee services agency and the IRC WARN program specializes in working with refugee and immigrant populations who have experienced labor trafficking; however IRC WARN advocates can serve survivors of any type of human trafficking.
IRC WARN is also a co-founder of Washington Advisory Committee on Trafficking (WashACT), and co-chairs the task force alongside the Seattle Police Department and the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Western District of Washington.
Interfaith Works
Interfaith Works is a non-profit, social justice coalition of over 30 diverse faith-based communities and affiliated organizations working together to serve the community through charitable, social, and educational endeavors.
Our two primary areas of focus are Interfaith Relations and Homeless Services. Homeless Services exists to serve the immediate and long-term needs of our neighbors experiencing homelessness in Thurston County, while Interfaith Relations foster meaningful connections, encounters, and collaboration within our interfaith network.
We do not promote, advance, or engage in religious messaging or recruitment with any of our services. Interfaith Works will not discriminate on the basis of ethnic origin, gender, sexual orientation, race, physical ability, religion or religious belief, a refusal to hold a religious belief, or a refusal to actively participate in a religious practice.
Impact 907
We serve communities in Alaska, Washington, Idaho, and Oregon. Our team is passionate about increasing opportunities for resource growth and community connections by amplifying the strengths of local community voice. At Impact 907, our role as a fiscal sponsor and project manager is to build local, state, and inter-state initiatives and projects that address community needs by working with communities and cross-sector leaders.
HopeSparks Family Services
At HopeSparks, we envision a world where all children and families are safe, secure, and stable, and that all children have the nurturing relationships they need to thrive. Our mission is to strengthen families by inspiring courage and confidence to make a lasting change. HopeSparks programs serve children and families in Pierce County who face trauma, adversity, and overwhelming life challenges.
Hope Alliance of Lewis County
Hope Alliance (formerly The Human Response Network) works with survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault. Our crisis line is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week at (360) 748-6601. Our office is open Monday-Friday from 9am to 4pm by appointment only at this time. Please read our offical COVID-19 prevention responce plan for full details. Our services are free. Tenemos Defensores que hablan Español.
Hoh Tribe
Our vision is to ensure the future of the Hoh Tribe as a strong, sovereign Nation by continuing to preserve and instill our inherent cultural and spiritual traditions and values. We will continue to protect and enhance our natural resources by exercising our Treaty Rights. We will achieve this through effective governance and stewardship recognizing the need to provide for the health, education, and welfare of our people.
Helping Hands Project Org
Helping Hands Project Organization’s mission is to empower and elevate the lives of the most underserved by providing resources and access to programs that ensure an equitable opportunity for success.
We are dedicated to enhancing access to essential services and resources that bolster the well-being and resilience of marginalized populations, with a particular focus on addressing the unique challenges faced by these communities. From our base in Everett, WA, we are committed to making a meaningful difference across Washington state and beyond, aiming to foster healthier, more secure, and empowered communities.
Healthy Families of Clallam County
HFCC offers a wide variety of free and confidential services to child and adult survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and other crimes. Violence is indiscriminate and can happen to anyone, regardless of their race, gender, or socioeconomic status. We’re here to offer support and advocacy for all survivors in need.
Harborview Abuse & Trauma Center
Mission: To prevent and treat the harmful effects of traumatic experiences on survivors, families and communities. We provide effective support and care that is also individualized, culturally inclusive, and compassionate. We serve the larger community through leadership, prevention, education, and advocacy.
Grays Harbor County Prosecutor’s Office
The Prosecuting Attorney is the chief legal officer for Grays Harbor County. The primary mission of a Prosecuting Attorney is to enforce criminal laws and work for the victims of crime. This includes obtaining orders for restitution for the victim, informing the victim of court dates, and acting as an advocate for the victim at trial and sentencing. The Prosecuting Attorney also acts as legal counsel to the Grays Harbor County Board of County Commissioners and county departments, assists in certain child support cases, and performs a number of other statutory duties. Deputy Prosecuting Attorneys are appointed by the Prosecuting Attorney to help perform these duties. The Prosecuting Attorney and the Deputy Prosecuting Attorneys must be admitted to practice law in the State of Washington.
Grays Harbor Community Hospital
We are a mission-driven organization dedicated to taking care of the health needs of communities across the Harbor. The health of our community is our number one priority.
From Grayland to Lake Quinault, from Ocean Shores to Montesano, we are here when you need us.
Grant County Prosecutor’s Office
Our mission is to serve the citizens of Grant County by providing the fair and impartial administration of justice, while adhering to the highest ethical standards of the legal profession while discharging our responsibilities.
Gender Justice League
Gender Justice League focuses on elevating the rights of TwoSpirit, Trans, & Gender Diverse (2STGD) communities in Washington state and beyond through advocacy efforts, direct services, shared leadership development, and the creation of sacred Trans spaces like Trans Pride Seattle.
Garfield County Prosecutor’s Office
The Garfield County Prosecuting Attorney has major responsibilities as legal advisor, a prosecutor of criminal matters, a representative of the county in civil cases, as well as ex-officio coroner.
Franklin County Prosecutor’s Office
The Franklin County Prosecutor's Office works as a team to provide the best civil and criminal legal services to the citizens of Franklin County by ensuring justice, excellence, fairness, and accountability according to the laws of the State of Washington, and working to provide a safe community.
Ferry County Prosecutor’s Office
This Office is the attorney for other Ferry County elected officials and the Ferry County Commissioners.
City of Ferndale
Located in the northwest corner of Washington State near the Nooksack River, Ferndale was officially incorporated on March 19, 1907. Once called Jam because of its location next to a logjam on the river, the city was renamed Ferndale by the schoolteacher who admired ferns that once grew around the original schoolhouse.
Today, Ferndale is a vibrant community of 17,020 people (OFM - 2025) located on the Interstate 5 corridor, approximately 6 miles north of Bellingham and 13 miles south of the Canadian Border. There are many nearby attractions, including Mount Baker, the San Juan Islands, numerous lakes, and the Nooksack River. Ferndale also enjoys a close proximity to Vancouver, British Columbia.
Northwest Justice Project
Northwest Justice Project (NJP) provides free legal assistance to address fundamental human needs such as housing, family safety, income security, health care, education, and more. Our work challenges structural and racial inequities to promote the long-term well-being of low-income individuals, families and communities across Washington State. Learn about NJP's racial justice commitments.
OCLA
The provision of civil legal aid services to indigent persons is an important component of the state’s responsibility to provide for the proper and effective administration of justice.
The mission of the Office of Civil Legal Aid is to secure, invest and oversee the use of public funding for civil legal aid to low-income people in Washington State and to ensure accountability for public funds dedicated to this purpose.
Okanogan County Prosecutor’s Office
The Okanogan County Prosecutor's Office consists of 20 professionals working together to provide more than 50,000 residents with fair and just prosecutions, informative crime prevention programs and education, and first-rate legal representation to help provide a safe, stable, and prosperous community.
OPS
The Organization for Prostitution Survivors (OPS) is committed to welcoming people of all identities, cultures, and backgrounds, with a focus on serving female-identifying individuals affected by commercial sexual exploitation (CSE) and trafficking. As a survivor-led organization, our mission and values are rooted in empowering individuals and fostering justice, healing, and resilience within our communities.
We recognize that racism, colonialism, and other forms of oppression continue to harm and marginalize many, and we are dedicated to cultivating trauma-informed, justice-centered relationships that uphold dignity and respect. OPS does not tolerate any form of bigotry within our community. We take proactive steps to maintain a safe, inclusive, and supportive environment for all who engage with us as we work toward a world free from exploitation and violence.
Pacific County Prosecutor’s Office
The mission of the Pacific County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office is to meet our statutory and Constitutional duties to the citizens of Pacific County and the State of Washington; To vigorously, justly, and efficiently prosecute those who commit crimes in Pacific County; To provide excellent legal advice and services to the governing bodies and elected officials of Pacific County; To be effective advocates for the continuous improvement of the justice system; And to set the standard for the highest level of professionalism and ethics for the practice of law in Pacific County.
Pend Oreille County Prosecutor’s Office
The Prosecuting Attorney’s Office prosecutes criminal matters occurring within Pend Oreille County, serves as legal adviser to the County Commissioners and other elected officials, and represents the County in civil cases.
The Prosecuting Attorney’s Office is headed by Dolly N. Hunt, the elected Prosecuting Attorney for Pend Oreille County, and is staffed by four Deputy Prosecuting Attorneys and five support staff.
Pierce County Prosecutor’s Office
The Pierce County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office seeks to be a premier public law office where community safety and public service come first. The dedicated professionals of our Civil, Criminal, and Family Support divisions all play a role in pursuing justice and serving the people of Pierce County
Port Gamble S’Klallam Tribe
The mission of the Port Gamble S’Klallam Tribe is to exercise sovereignty and ensure self-determination and self sufficiency through visionary leadership.
We will ensure the health, welfare, and economic success of a vibrant community through education, economic development, preservation and protection of the rich culture, traditions, language, homelands, and natural resources of our tribe.
Programs for Peaceful Living
WAGAP’s Program for Peaceful Living provides Klickitat County residents with Domestic Violence Prevention and Sexual Assault Prevention. Certified staff are available 24/7 to work with individuals and families that are struggling with the effects of crime through advocacy, counseling, parent support, and safety planning. We offer crisis support, medical advocacy, legal advocacy and court support, assistance with protection order forms, support groups, information and referrals. We provide prevention to the community through outreach and education.
Services are available and delivered to clients without discrimination by reason of race, color, religion, disability, pregnancy, national origin, sexual orientation, gender, age, ethnicity, income, veteran status, marital status or any other basis prohibited by federal, state, or local law.
Project Be Free
To provide crisis response to individuals affected by Domestic Violence. We utilize partnerships within our community that allow support and navigation of mental health needs to increase advocacy and promote individual wellbeing.
Providence Regional Medical Center Everett
Providence Regional Medical Center Everett is a full-service medical center and the flagship hospital of Providence Health & Services, the largest faith-based healthcare system in the Northwestern United States.
Puyallup Tribe
In our Lushootseed language, we are known as the puyaləpabš. The literal translation of this word means “people from the bend at the bottom of the river.” This refers to the many dispersed villages that spanned outward from the mouth of the Puyallup River, near the present-day site of the Tacoma Dome. The name spuyaləpabš also became associated with our people’s welcoming and generous behavior. Over time the meaning of spuyaləpabš, or Puyallup, has taken on this association.
Quality Behavioral Health
To provide integrative care through services that are non-judgmental, supportive and collaborative in order to improve quality of life for everyone within our community.
Quileute Tribal Crime Victim Services
The Quileute Tribe is located in La Push, Washington, on the shores of the Pacific Ocean. The Quileute Tribe has lived and hunted in this area for thousands of years. Although the village of La Push is only about one square mile, the Tribe’s original territory stretched along the shores of the Pacific from the glaciers of Mount Olympus to the rivers of the rain forests. Much has changed since those times, but the Quileute Elders remember “back in the days” when the “old people” dared challenge kwalla, the mighty whale, and recounted the story of how the bayak, or raven, placed the sun in the sky.
Quinault Indian Nation Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault, and Stalking Prevention Program
We are among the small number of Americans who can walk the same beaches, paddle the same waters, and hunt the same lands our ancestors did centuries ago. The Quinault Indian Nation (QIN) consists of descendants of the Quinault, Queets, Quileute, Hoh, Chehalis, Chinook, and Cowlitz people.
Real Escape from the Sex Trade (REST)
We exist to expand pathways to freedom, safety, and hope in order to end sex trafficking.
Resilient in Sustaining Empowerment
We guide families impacted by gun violence toward empowerment and a brighter future.
Rural Resources
Through education, resources and support, we offer real hope to children, seniors and families, by working to create a stronger and more stable community for us all. Each year, 14,000 people in Ferry, Lincoln, Pend Oreille, Whitman and Stevens Counties turn to Rural Resources for short-term assistance and long-term solutions to help them take control of their lives and their futures.
SAFE San Juans
Provide immediate and confidential support to survivors and secondary victims of domestic violence (DV) and sexual assault/abuse (SA).
Samish Indian Nation
The Samish Indian Nation is governed by a seven member Tribal Council elected to oversee the welfare and resources of the Tribe; its constitution, economic development, policies, legislation, enrollment, and justice. A General Council, all voting age citizens, maintains active participation in both the governance responsibilities and cultural gatherings of the Tribe. Today the leaders of the Tribe move both in the traditional Samish ways and use the tools of the modern day world.
The Samish Indian Nation will enrich our citizenship by utilizing all resources, including the interests, talents, knowledge, and skills of our citizens to realize our vision of a strong, proud Tribe.
San Juan County Prosecutors
Our Victim Services Program includes two full-time advocates who are committed to including victims in every step of the criminal justice process. They are dedicated to serving adult and child victims of domestic violence and sexual assault. Colleen Roberts is our advocate for general crimes.
Sauk-Suiattle Indian Tribe
The Sauk-Suiattle Indian people have lived under the gaze of Whitehorse Mountain for many generations: as Fishermen, Gatherers and Hunters in the region of Sauk Prairie and near the present-day towns Darrington, Marblemount and Rockport, WA. In the early days, we were known as the Sah-ku-me-hu.
Family Crisis Network
Here at Family Crisis Network, we are driven by a single goal; to do our part in making the world a better place for all. We proudly work with the community of Pend Oreille County in Washington, to help prevent and advocate in matters of domestic violence, sexual assault, all other crimes, and homelessness. We strive to build productive relationships and make a positive impact with all of our clients and our community.
Family Crisis Network began in 1982 whose sole function was a 24 hour domestic violence hotline, manned entirely by volunteers in the basement of the United Church of Christ in Newport.
Over the many years since, the single operation grew to function as a non-profit organization and now provides services in our community with a variety of available programs. Our funding is supported by many State, Local, and Federal grants, as well as private foundation funding, and local contributions from business and individual donors, to which we are very grateful.
Our most recent addition to the program was the development of the Children's Advocacy Center (CAC) in 2019. Our CAC is still in the accreditation 'developing' stage, but it is fully operational. The CAC provides a safe and comfortable place for children and teens who have been abused and/or neglected to be interviewed with professionally trained staff.
Sexual Violence Law Center
The Sexual Violence Law Center (SVLC) is a nonprofit law firm that seeks to improve the legal response to survivors of sexual violence. Our advocacy is based in race and gender equity principles. SVLC is the only legal aid program of its kind in Washington, providing holistic legal assistance and representation exclusively to victims of sexual violence, assault, abuse, harassment and stalking.
Shoalwater Bay Indian Tribe
Shoalwater Bay Indian Tribe is a federally recognized Tribal government based in Tokeland, Washington, serving Tribal members and reservation residents through programs and services that support health, safety, wellness, community development, and cultural preservation. The Tribe also shares its history, culture, and community resources with the broader public through its government, programs, and heritage initiatives.
Skagit County Prosecutor’s Office
Skagit County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office is the county legal agency responsible for reviewing criminal referrals from law enforcement, filing charges when appropriate, prosecuting cases in District, Juvenile, and Superior Courts, handling criminal appeals, and providing assistance to crime victims in Skagit County, Washington.
Skamania County Prosecutor’s Office
Skamania County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office is the county agency responsible for prosecution and related legal services in Skamania County, Washington. The office includes victim/witness and support enforcement services and serves the community from Stevenson, providing legal support connected to county court proceedings and public safety matters.
Skokomish Indian Tribe
Tuwaduq Family Services is dedicated to the promotion of social, mental, emotional, and spiritual well-being of the present and future generations; building toward an independent, healthy nation that preserves the traditional values, culture and customs of the Tuwaduq people. Tuwaduq Family Services will provide programs and services to children, youth, families and community designed to create a self-reliant and self-sufficient Skokomish Tuwaduq Nation.
Our goal is to develop wrap-around programs that provide an array of services in one facility. We are creating a circle of care system that addresses multiple issues an individual or family may experience. The staff and programs are working as a team to ensure that each individual and family receives the services or referral resources available to meet their needs.
Snohomish County Prosecutor’s Office
The Prosecuting Attorney's Office is responsible for prosecuting all adult and juvenile felony cases referred by county law enforcement agencies, and all misdemeanor and gross misdemeanor cases referred by the county sheriff, the State Patrol, all state agencies, and some cities who have contracted with the county for misdemeanor prosecution services.
Emergency Support Shelter
Our current shelter has 13 rooms to provide emergency shelter for women and their children who are recent victims of domestic violence or sexual assault. The length of stay is 60 days, with extensions available for extenuating circumstances. During their stay, women have access to a wide array of advocacy services to help them create a safety plan, navigate the legal system, etc. Our advocates provide personal support, information, and referrals to women to help them achieve their goals for a future free from violence. All of our services are offered at no cost regardless of a client’s income.
Eastside Legal Assistance Program
We are passionately committed to confronting injustice in the legal system and advocating for equitable policies and programs.
Community Peace Center of Central Washington
Formerly the Dispute Resolution Center of Yakima and Kittitas Counties, we exist to guide and support individuals and organizations towards equitable conflict resolution to foster a culture of unity and peace within our communities.
The mission of the CPC is to champion the cause of unified, peaceful, and equitable communities. We are committed to facilitating open dialogue and collaboration, empowering individuals and organizations to agreeably resolve disputes.
Dove House Advocacy Services
Our mission is to empower victims of crime and abuse in Jefferson County through education, advocacy, and crisis intervention.
Douglas County Prosecutor’s Office
The Prosecuting Attorney serves as the legal advisor to the Board of County Commissioners and to the county's elected officials and departments.
The Prosecuting Attorney provides legal guidance and opinions regarding federal, state, and local laws. The Prosecuting Attorney brings civil cases on behalf of the county and defends lawsuits against the county.
The Prosecuting Attorney works closely with law enforcement agencies, such as the Sheriff, City Police, and the Washington State Patrol, and provides legal advice to law enforcement. Law enforcement agencies send criminal cases to the Prosecuting Attorney for review and the Prosecuting Attorney determines if criminal charges should be filed. If charges are filed, the Prosecuting Attorney then prosecutes the charges in the Superior Court, Juvenile Court, or District Court.
The Prosecuting Attorney also works closely with crime victims to obtain restitution for losses and state benefits. In Douglas County, the Prosecuting Attorney also serves as the County Coroner and is responsible for investigating unattended deaths in order to determine how the deaths occurred.
Spectrum Center
A drive for safe, intersectional, intergenerational 2SLGBTQIA+ community in Eastern Washington and North Idaho is at the core of everything we do. We strive to create virtual and in-person community spaces, build a culture of care, commit to advocacy and allyship, provide education and facilitation services to organizations / individuals, and fill gaps that arise through pop up events.
Domestic Violence Services of Snohomish County
Domestic Violence Services of Snohomish County (DVS) is a private, non-profit organization serving Snohomish County since 1976. We are the only program in Snohomish County providing emergency shelter and comprehensive, confidential services to victims of domestic abuse without regard to age, gender, race, religion, culture, national origin, sexual orientation or income level. DVS provides individual and community awareness programs which can affect the social change necessary to eliminate domestic violence throughout Snohomish County.
Spokane County Prosecutor’s Office
Welcome to the Spokane County Prosecuting Attorney (SCPA) website. We hope you find it a useful resource to learn more about our office, its role in the community and the cases we handle.
It is our mission to protect the public by providing competent and ethical prosecution, superior victim services and seeking justice in every case.
Domestic Violence Services of Benton & Franklin Counties
DVSBF is focused on providing the best advocacy and support services for domestic violence survivors in our community. Our mission is to create a healthy community free from all forms of domestic violence.
DVSBF provides a wide array of services including 24-hour crisis line and emergency shelter, information and referrals, legal advocacy and clinics, support groups, advocacy based counseling, and community education.
Grays Harbor Prosecutor
The Prosecuting Attorney is the chief legal officer for Grays Harbor County. The primary mission of a Prosecuting Attorney is to enforce criminal laws and work for the victims of crime. This includes obtaining orders for restitution for the victim, informing the victim of court dates, and acting as an advocate for the victim at trial and sentencing. The Prosecuting Attorney also acts as legal counsel to the Grays Harbor County Board of County Commissioners and county departments, assists in certain child support cases, and performs a number of other statutory duties. Deputy Prosecuting Attorneys are appointed by the Prosecuting Attorney to help perform these duties. The Prosecuting Attorney and the Deputy Prosecuting Attorneys must be admitted to practice law in the State of Washington.
Squaxin Island Tribe
We are descendants of the maritime people who lived and prospered along the shores of the southernmost inlets of the Salish Sea for untold centuries. Because of our strong cultural connection with the water, we are also known as the People of the Water.
Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Services of Whatcom County
The mission of Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Services is to support individuals affected by domestic violence, sexual assault, and sexual exploitation and to lead the community towards ending these abuses of power.
No matter what their circumstances, every person deserves to feel safe, supported and heard. When we talk about individuals affected by domestic violence or sexual assault, we’re talking about every one of us. Whether it’s you, a loved one, a co-worker or a friend, someone you know needs help. DVSAS is here to help.
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