Alabama Coalition Against Rape
Statewide coalition supporting survivors and local rape crisis programs through advocacy, training and resources.
Service area: Statewide
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Statewide coalition supporting survivors and local rape crisis programs through advocacy, training and resources.
Service area: Statewide
Alabama Department of Corrections PDF lists rape crisis centers and phone numbers by community.
Service area: Multiple communities
Alabama Administrative Code rule describing payment for sexual assault examinations and payment procedures.
Service area: Statewide
State compensation program contact information through the Alabama Attorney General.
Service area: Statewide
Links to free volunteer lawyer programs and Legal Services Alabama, which offers civil legal help to eligible low-income residents statewide.
Service area: Statewide; case types and eligibility vary
Search state-certified community providers for mental health and substance-use services.
Service area: Statewide
These listings are a starting point. Service areas, eligibility, and access steps can vary. You decide what feels right for you.
Coalition site provides a map and search for direct-service providers across Alaska. Its page describes services as confidential, free and voluntary.
Service area: Statewide, including rural communities
State coalition describes civil legal support, pro bono referrals, emergency funds, and connections to local advocates for survivors of sexual assault, domestic violence, and stalking.
Service area: Statewide; legal case availability and local service areas vary
State resource page covering crisis supports, culturally grounded care and Alaska-specific mental health resources, including 988.
Service area: Statewide
State board information about compensation, victim rights, provider referrals and applying for assistance.
Service area: Statewide
State Department of Public Safety page listing statewide victim service programs and local agencies.
Service area: Statewide, by community and service area
These listings are a starting point. Service areas, eligibility, and access steps can vary. You decide what feels right for you.
State coalition information with an interactive map to services that can include legal advocacy, medical care, safety planning, therapy and support groups.
Service area: Statewide
State coalition helpline page explains exam options and says adult survivors can receive an exam at no cost whether or not they report; it helps locate facilities.
Service area: Statewide, provider availability varies by county
State-administered program with county-level claim processing and links to local compensation coordinators.
Service area: Statewide, claims handled by county
State referral list of organizations offering legal assistance to crime victims, including victim-rights organizations and legal services.
Service area: Statewide referrals; provider coverage varies
State court information on crime-victim rights, restitution, notifications, resources and the Address Confidentiality Program.
Service area: Statewide
These listings are a starting point. Service areas, eligibility, and access steps can vary. You decide what feels right for you.
State coalition directory of sexual violence organizations, with service areas and contact information.
Service area: Statewide, by county and provider service area
State Department of Public Safety page with program information, eligibility guidance and an online application.
Service area: Statewide
Nonprofit civil legal aid intake and local clinics; its priority matters include protection orders and other civil issues that may affect survivors’ safety and stability.
Service area: Statewide intake; service and case priorities vary
These listings are a starting point. Service areas, eligibility, and access steps can vary. You decide what feels right for you.
Search for California rape crisis centers by keyword and ZIP code. The California DOJ also links to this directory.
Service area: Statewide; local centers by location
State DOJ page explains access to free forensic exams, survivor support and exam-related rights.
Service area: Statewide
State agency information and application pathways for eligible crime-related expenses.
Service area: Statewide
State court guide links to court self-help centers, attorney search, victim assistance centers, and sexual-abuse resources.
Service area: Statewide; county-level service options
These listings are a starting point. Service areas, eligibility, and access steps can vary. You decide what feels right for you.
Statewide civil legal-aid program may provide advice, brief services, or representation to eligible low-income residents, including services to survivors of serious crime.
Service area: Statewide; eligibility, case type, and capacity vary
Search by location, county, language, and services including counseling, advocacy, and medical support.
Service area: Statewide; search by location/county
Explains reporting pathways and payment processes for medical, law-enforcement, and anonymous reporting choices.
Service area: Statewide
These listings are a starting point. Service areas, eligibility, and access steps can vary. You decide what feels right for you.
Survivor-facing guide to applying for state compensation, including sexual violence-related counseling and other eligible expenses.
Service area: Statewide
Free confidential legal information, referrals, and possible representation for sexual-assault survivors; it can address housing, education, employment, privacy, immigration, and victim-rights issues.
Service area: Statewide for Connecticut incidents; immigration scope has residency rules
Directory of nine member centers offering free confidential counseling, support groups, advocacy, case management, and 24/7 access throughout Connecticut.
Service area: Statewide; local centers by region
State survivor hub with rights, confidentiality/address program, compensation, kit tracking, and statewide hotline links.
Service area: Statewide
These listings are a starting point. Service areas, eligibility, and access steps can vary. You decide what feels right for you.
State Criminal Justice Council explains confidential kit-status requests through the Delaware Victims Center or responding law enforcement; no public self-service portal was found in this review.
Service area: Statewide
State DOJ application and program information for eligible medical, mental health, lost-wage, housing, and other crime-related costs.
Service area: Statewide
Free civil legal assistance for survivors of sexual and other violence, including sexual-violence protection orders and certain family-law matters.
Service area: Kent and Sussex Counties; New Castle County referrals through Delaware Volunteer Legal Services
Statewide rape-crisis contacts with 24/7 helplines, counseling/therapy, advocacy and referrals through Delaware providers.
Service area: Statewide; provider service areas vary
These listings are a starting point. Service areas, eligibility, and access steps can vary. You decide what feels right for you.
State page links adult/child sexual assault forensic exam protocols, victim rights, and compensation guidance.
Service area: Statewide
State Attorney General program information and forms for financial assistance to crime victims.
Service area: Statewide
Survivor-focused legal team may help with injunctions, school, housing, employment, privacy, forensic-exam bills, and referrals; the state attorney general directory lists emergency financial assistance among FCASV services.
Service area: Statewide; adult and child eligibility and issue scope vary
Find certified rape crisis centers and a statewide helpline; funded centers provide 24/7 crisis intervention, advocacy, counseling, therapy, and support groups.
Service area: Statewide; local centers by area
These listings are a starting point. Service areas, eligibility, and access steps can vary. You decide what feels right for you.
State survivor resource page links to sexual assault centers, compensation, kit tracking, and population-specific support.
Service area: Statewide; local center referrals
State program covers qualifying forensic medical exam costs without directly billing the survivor and offers compensation for eligible other expenses.
Service area: Statewide
Sexual assault and children’s advocacy center provides free civil legal help related to safety, protective orders, custody, housing, employment, education, privacy, and survivor rights.
Service area: Gwinnett County and surrounding service area; not statewide coverage
These listings are a starting point. Service areas, eligibility, and access steps can vary. You decide what feels right for you.
State commission information and multilingual application materials for crime-related injuries and losses.
Service area: Statewide
State portal lists Volunteer Legal Services, Legal Aid Society of Hawaii, and the state bar referral service for residents seeking civil legal help.
Service area: Statewide; income and case-type rules vary
Connects survivors to island-based treatment centers offering free confidential 24/7 crisis response, accompaniment, and ongoing therapy with licensed mental health professionals.
Service area: Statewide; island-specific centers
State page lists county-based 24-hour sexual assault hotlines and explains how survivors can seek emotional support and services.
Service area: Statewide by island/county
These listings are a starting point. Service areas, eligibility, and access steps can vary. You decide what feels right for you.
State directory lists victim-service programs by service type, city, county, and region, including sexual-assault services and counseling.
Service area: Statewide by region
State program explains separate payment pathways for forensic exams, including non-reporting survivors, and other eligible medical/mental health costs.
Service area: Statewide
Free legal advice and information from a licensed attorney for eligible survivors; the service also describes the Rural Idaho Survivor Assistance Fund for expenses that could otherwise prevent survivors from accessing services.
Service area: Statewide, subject to weekly capacity and eligibility
Map and community list for local programs; includes sexual assault and domestic violence service providers and referral information.
Service area: Statewide, including Tribal and rural communities
These listings are a starting point. Service areas, eligibility, and access steps can vary. You decide what feels right for you.
State application and program information for eligible medical, mental health, wage, relocation, and other costs.
Service area: Statewide
State compensation page includes sexual-assault-specific FAQ and Crime Victims Bill of Rights resources.
Service area: Statewide
The Network’s Survivor Fund offers flexible cash assistance to eligible survivors in Chicago; Illinois Legal Aid Online provides statewide legal information and free legal-aid referrals for sexual-assault-related issues.
Service area: Survivor Fund is Chicago-area only; legal-aid directory is statewide
Interactive statewide map of rape crisis centers and satellite offices; member centers provide 24-hour hotlines, counseling, advocacy, and family support.
Service area: Statewide; center coverage varies
These listings are a starting point. Service areas, eligibility, and access steps can vary. You decide what feels right for you.
State program information for eligible crime-related costs, including a sexual-assault-specific exam and compensation process.
Service area: Statewide
Free civil legal assistance to eligible crime victims, including advice and representation for legal issues that affect safety and basic needs.
Service area: Statewide; legal problem, income, and program capacity limits apply
Search by location or county for rape crisis centers, advocates, and forensic medical exam providers.
Service area: Statewide by county and location
State page summarizes survivors' rights and links to victim resources, including compensation and kit tracking.
Service area: Statewide
These listings are a starting point. Service areas, eligibility, and access steps can vary. You decide what feels right for you.
Statewide coalition of victim-service providers; state AG identifies it as the CDC-recognized sexual assault victim-service coalition after the former IowaCASA closed in January 2026.
Service area: Statewide; provider network
State pays for a sexual assault exam regardless of police reporting; survivor and insurer should not be billed for the forensic exam.
Service area: Statewide
State program information and online/print application pathways for eligible crime-related expenses.
Service area: Statewide
Explains free legal-aid intake and civil options involving housing, employment, privacy, protection orders, and referrals to lawyers for civil litigation.
Service area: Statewide intake; eligibility and case priorities apply
Interactive county map for local victim support providers; state says sexual assault victim services cover all 99 counties and include free confidential advocacy.
Service area: Statewide; county map
State Secretary of State address confidentiality program for eligible survivors of sexual assault and other crimes.
Service area: Statewide
These listings are a starting point. Service areas, eligibility, and access steps can vary. You decide what feels right for you.
SANE facility locator and exam information; coalition says survivors may request an exam without reporting to law enforcement and may have an advocate present.
Service area: Statewide; facility coverage varies
State program covers eligible crime-related expenses, including mental health counseling; the SAFE Program began covering in-state forensic exams on July 1, 2026.
Service area: Statewide
Search local sexual and domestic violence programs; includes SafeLine Kansas call/text support and describes services as confidential, free, and voluntary.
Service area: Statewide; local and Tribal providers
State page links Crime Victims’ Rights, Safe at Home address confidentiality, compensation, and victim notification resources.
Service area: Statewide
These listings are a starting point. Service areas, eligibility, and access steps can vary. You decide what feels right for you.
State program pays providers for covered forensic exam costs; law prohibits billing the survivor for exam expenses.
Service area: Statewide
State claims program may help with eligible medical, mental health counseling, wage-loss, and other costs when no other resources are available.
Service area: Statewide
Directory of four regional legal-aid programs that provide free legal help to eligible low-income or vulnerable residents in civil matters involving safety, family, housing, and health.
Service area: Statewide by legal-aid region
Find one of Kentucky’s 13 regional rape crisis centers; advocates provide free confidential support, options counseling, and connections to medical, legal, and counseling services.
Service area: Statewide; advocates in every county
These listings are a starting point. Service areas, eligibility, and access steps can vary. You decide what feels right for you.
State program may reimburse eligible medical, mental health counseling, exam, wage-loss, relocation, and other costs; provider forms are also available.
Service area: Statewide; local parish claims contacts
State coalition offers free confidential legal advocacy and direct legal representation to individual sexual-violence survivors statewide.
Service area: Statewide
Find parish-based sexual assault centers and crisis lines for forensic exams, advocacy, long-term care, and counseling; LaFASA helpline can help residents without a local accredited center.
Service area: Statewide by parish; Winn, LaSalle, and Catahoula are listed as lacking accredited centers
Free, anonymous, confidential statewide helpline for emotional support, crisis support, trauma support, and referrals; coalition also links 211 for broad needs.
Service area: Statewide
State guide explains exam rights, unreported kit storage, no billing for forensic exam services, compensation contacts, and regional response plans.
Service area: Statewide
These listings are a starting point. Service areas, eligibility, and access steps can vary. You decide what feels right for you.
State program pays providers up to the program limit for a forensic exam; survivors and insurers cannot be billed for the exam, even without a police report.
Service area: Statewide
State AG program reimburses eligible medical, mental health counseling, wage-loss, security, and other crime-related expenses.
Service area: Statewide
State court directory identifies free civil legal-aid providers by eligibility and issue, including housing, family, immigration, and protection-order support.
Service area: Statewide through regional providers
State directory of sexual assault support centers by county, the Maine Coalition Against Sexual Assault, victim-witness advocates, and legal resources.
Service area: Statewide; local centers by county and population
These listings are a starting point. Service areas, eligibility, and access steps can vary. You decide what feels right for you.
State reimbursement program covers forensic exam collection and emergency treatment costs for sexual assault and abuse; provider billing is handled through the program.
Service area: Statewide
Survivors of older untested kits can opt in to notifications and choose how, when, and why they are contacted; advocates can help with kit information and local support.
Service area: Statewide; legacy/unsubmitted kits
State program accepts claims for eligible crime-related medical, psychological, wage-loss, and other expenses, with application assistance and referrals.
Service area: Statewide
Statewide program provides legal services for sexual-assault survivors, including representation, advocacy, information, safety planning, advice, court accompaniment, and referrals.
Service area: Statewide
State coalition directory of crisis and recovery centers offering 24-hour hotlines, counseling, therapy, legal advocacy, and hospital/police/court accompaniment.
Service area: Statewide by county/region
These listings are a starting point. Service areas, eligibility, and access steps can vary. You decide what feels right for you.
State Office for Victim Assistance directory for free local services, searchable by crime type and ZIP code/county, including adult sexual assault and child sexual abuse services.
Service area: Statewide; search by county or ZIP code
State compensation application and program information; hospitals can directly bill VCAD for eligible forensic exam and emergency-department expenses, whether or not a survivor reports to police.
Service area: Statewide
Provides free emergency legal services to sexual-assault survivors statewide, addressing safety, privacy, education, employment, housing, immigration, and financial stability.
Service area: Statewide
Statewide center directory; trained counselors provide 24/7 hotline counseling, referrals, accompaniment, one-to-one counseling, and support groups.
Service area: Statewide by region
State hub linking rape-crisis centers, forensic guidance, survivor rights, kit information, and victim compensation.
Service area: Statewide
These listings are a starting point. Service areas, eligibility, and access steps can vary. You decide what feels right for you.
State survivor portal provides anonymous, free kit status and resource access using the unique barcode and login credentials supplied by the medical facility.
Service area: Statewide
State program may reimburse eligible medical, counseling, lost earnings, and other costs; links to the state S.A.F.E. Response exam-cost resource.
Service area: Statewide
Provides free civil legal services to survivors of non-intimate-partner sexual assault and human trafficking throughout Michigan, with a focus on Metro Detroit.
Service area: Statewide; focus on Metro Detroit
State directory/map for local sexual assault programs offering free confidential crisis support, legal and medical advocacy, counseling, groups, and therapy.
Service area: Statewide by community
Free confidential anonymous 24/7 hotline with trained advocates for crisis counseling and local service referrals; call or text 855-864-2374.
Service area: Statewide
State hub for victim rights and resources, including service providers by county, VOICES4, compensation, Track-Kit, and SAFE Response.
Service area: Statewide
These listings are a starting point. Service areas, eligibility, and access steps can vary. You decide what feels right for you.
Coalition explains that survivors can get an exam without reporting and are not responsible for forensic exam costs; advocates explain local reporting choices.
Service area: Statewide
Free legal advice and advocacy for Minnesota survivors of domestic and sexual violence; no income screening is required for the action line.
Service area: Statewide advice line; not full representation
Interactive map for free confidential local advocates and sexual-assault medical care; advocates are available 24/7 in every county and provide crisis support and accompaniment.
Service area: Statewide by location/county
These listings are a starting point. Service areas, eligibility, and access steps can vary. You decide what feels right for you.
Public survivor lookup lets survivors enter the kit tracking number without logging in; state system supports English and Spanish.
Service area: Statewide
State program provides compensation information and says forensic exam and kit-preparation bills are sent to the state, not the survivor.
Service area: Statewide
Search county and statewide pro bono providers; directory includes a Catholic Charities clinic offering civil legal help to survivors of sexual assault and domestic violence in its service region.
Service area: Statewide referral directory; individual provider coverage varies
State Attorney General victim assistance page links the sexual assault payment policy, exam information, tracking system, and sexual-assault-specific victim rights brochure.
Service area: Statewide
These listings are a starting point. Service areas, eligibility, and access steps can vary. You decide what feels right for you.
Search regional/member agencies for survivor advocacy, counseling, medical advocacy, legal support and referrals.
Service area: Statewide, by region and service area
Survivors can look up a kit’s tracking history using the kit barcode and authentication code provided during evidence collection.
Service area: Statewide
State program covers eligible crime-related expenses; the separate SAFE program pays forensic evidence-collection exam fees and says patients cannot be billed for those fees.
Service area: Statewide
Legal Services of Eastern Missouri’s Lasting Solutions offers free representation to eligible St. Louis survivors; Mid-Missouri Legal Services provides free civil legal help to eligible survivors in its 11-county area.
Service area: St. Louis city and central Missouri regions; not statewide
State law explains rights during exams and interviews, support-person options, forensic exam payment, and access to law-enforcement reports upon request.
Service area: Statewide
These listings are a starting point. Service areas, eligibility, and access steps can vary. You decide what feels right for you.
Department of Justice program information and survivor FAQs, with connections to local advocates and sexual assault response resources.
Service area: Statewide; local service availability varies
Explains exam-payment protections, anonymous kit holding, and the survivor status lookup using Kit ID and date of birth.
Service area: Statewide
State program may pay eligible crime-related expenses, including counseling, up to program limits.
Service area: Statewide
Provides eligible low-income clients free civil legal advice, self-help support, referrals, and representation in some domestic-violence-related matters.
Service area: Statewide; specific services vary by location
These listings are a starting point. Service areas, eligibility, and access steps can vary. You decide what feels right for you.
Search the statewide provider network for confidential help, crisis lines, medical advocacy, legal assistance, counseling/support groups and related services.
Service area: Statewide, including Tribal programs
State law provides for payment of eligible out-of-pocket forensic exam costs through the Sexual Assault Payment Program or Victim’s Compensation Fund; state AG provider page contains forms and process details.
Service area: Statewide
State-issued kits are tracked online. Survivors who did not report anonymously may contact the investigating law-enforcement agency for processing and analysis status information.
Service area: Statewide
State program may help eligible survivors with crime-related medical expenses and counseling; page includes application instructions and limits.
Service area: Statewide
Free civil legal aid may help with sexual-assault protection orders, family matters, and other safety-related legal needs.
Service area: Statewide intake; eligibility and case priorities apply
These listings are a starting point. Service areas, eligibility, and access steps can vary. You decide what feels right for you.
Coalition directory of local advocacy, shelter and legal-assistance programs; survivor resource hub includes reporting and rights information.
Service area: Statewide; local services vary
State survivor page explains exam options, access without a police report, that forensic exams are provided without charge, and how to find local exam locations.
Service area: Statewide; local facilities listed by region
State Police page describes the statewide Trackit system and survivor ability to anonymously track or receive kit updates; links to current state reports.
Service area: Statewide; program coverage is still expanding among participating agencies
State program information and application pathway for eligible crime-related expenses, including mental-health services.
Service area: Statewide
Emergency financial aid and civil legal support for eligible survivors of the October 1 Route 91 Harvest Festival shooting; the center is based in Southern Nevada.
Service area: Southern Nevada; restricted to eligible 1 October survivors
Survivor hub links Nevada S.A.V.E. notifications, Victims’ Bill of Rights, address confidentiality, protection orders and legal resources.
Service area: Statewide
These listings are a starting point. Service areas, eligibility, and access steps can vary. You decide what feels right for you.
Find local crisis centers and 24/7 confidential statewide support; advocates offer accompaniment, support groups, referrals and help accessing medical, legal and social services.
Service area: Statewide; twelve member crisis centers
Explains no-charge sexual assault medical forensic exams, local advocacy and the survivor’s options; official law lists kit preservation and information rights.
Service area: Statewide
Attorney General program information and application/contact route for eligible crime-related costs.
Service area: Statewide
Free legal-aid intake for eligible New Hampshire residents with civil legal issues; applicants can check income and case-type requirements online or by phone.
Service area: Statewide
Official state law on no-cost exams, kit preservation, results, and rights to notification about status/location as of the effective date.
Service area: Statewide
These listings are a starting point. Service areas, eligibility, and access steps can vary. You decide what feels right for you.
Directory of sexual violence programs offering confidential crisis lines, counseling/support groups, forensic exam accompaniment and referrals.
Service area: Statewide, by county/provider
State page describes statewide Forensic Nurse Examiner/SART services, a free exam without a police report, and links to the Sexual Assault Victim’s Bill of Rights.
Service area: Statewide; services available in every county
Statewide survivor portal tracks kit status and location; access instructions and temporary password are provided on the survivor information form at the exam.
Service area: Statewide
State office provides eligible victims and families financial assistance and an online claim application.
Service area: Statewide
State funds county agencies for free confidential survivor services, including basic needs and financial, employment, education, and legal advocacy; statewide Legal Services of New Jersey offers civil legal aid to eligible residents.
Service area: Statewide network; local provider and legal eligibility vary
State Attorney General page collects the current rights statement and official SART/service standards.
Service area: Statewide
These listings are a starting point. Service areas, eligibility, and access steps can vary. You decide what feels right for you.
Statewide directory connects survivors with 24/7 advocates, sexual assault counselors, SANE programs and community mental health centers with sexual-assault coordinators.
Service area: Statewide, including Tribal provider network
Coalition explains that state funds pay the forensic medical exam and outlines how providers verify and submit eligible exam-related bills.
Service area: Statewide
Survivors can anonymously check kit location and testing status using the barcode number provided at the exam.
Service area: Statewide
Online application and program guidance for eligible medical care, mental-health counseling and other crime-related expenses.
Service area: Statewide
Free confidential statewide legal information and referrals; attorneys may provide case-by-case help on protection orders, family law, housing, benefits, and related issues.
Service area: Statewide
These listings are a starting point. Service areas, eligibility, and access steps can vary. You decide what feels right for you.
OVS reimburses eligible medical providers for forensic rape exams when survivors do not have private insurance or choose not to use it; police reporting is not required to seek medical care.
Service area: Statewide
State guide links LawHelpNY and local legal-aid organizations for people who cannot afford a private attorney; state rape crisis programs can also provide legal information and referrals.
Service area: Statewide; provider coverage and eligibility vary
Find county-based DOH-approved programs offering 24/7 support, short-term counseling, hospital/law-enforcement accompaniment and referrals.
Service area: Statewide; 73 approved sites
Explains reporting choices, secure storage of unreported kits, kit access/status, retention and how to request release to law enforcement.
Service area: Statewide
These listings are a starting point. Service areas, eligibility, and access steps can vary. You decide what feels right for you.
County directory of nonprofit rape crisis centers offering confidential referrals, advocacy and crisis lines.
Service area: Statewide by county
State program pays providers for forensic medical exams; survivors should not be billed for the exam itself.
Service area: Statewide
Public portal lets survivors view kit history and current status using the kit tracking number.
Service area: Statewide
State program helps eligible survivors with crime-related medical expenses, counseling and lost wages.
Service area: Statewide
Legal-aid program provides information about services for survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault and routes eligible clients to legal help.
Service area: Statewide intake; eligibility and case priorities apply
State page links victim rights, address confidentiality, victim assistance, reporting/notification and kit tracking resources.
Service area: Statewide
These listings are a starting point. Service areas, eligibility, and access steps can vary. You decide what feels right for you.
Search a map/directory of member advocacy centers and crisis lines by county/service area; centers offer rape-crisis and related victim advocacy.
Service area: Statewide, including Tribal service areas
Official state law includes fair-treatment standards, sexual violence survivor rights and payment/reimbursement of acute forensic exam costs.
Service area: Statewide
State program may cover crime-related medical and mental-health treatment, lost wages and other eligible costs.
Service area: Statewide
VOCA-funded program offers free confidential legal assistance to eligible crime victims, including sexual-assault survivors, for protection orders, housing, employment, family matters, and related rights.
Service area: Statewide
State directory to locate behavioral-health programs and services; state Behavioral Health Navigator can help residents find mental-health services.
Service area: Statewide
These listings are a starting point. Service areas, eligibility, and access steps can vary. You decide what feels right for you.
County-based locator for Ohio rape crisis centers offering free survivor advocacy, counseling and support; a statewide helpline is also listed.
Service area: Statewide by county
Pays medical facilities directly for eligible forensic exams and related STI-prevention medication, whether or not the survivor reports to law enforcement.
Service area: Statewide
Anonymous statewide lookup lets survivors use the reference number provided by the medical facility to see kit status.
Service area: Statewide
Program information and application for eligible out-of-pocket expenses, including medical care, counseling and lost wages.
Service area: Statewide
Free direct legal representation for sexual-violence survivors across Ohio, including protection orders, Title IX, employment, housing and privacy issues; a VOCA-funded attorney panel may assist when the clinic cannot.
Service area: Statewide
State page links provider search tools for mental-health and addiction services across Ohio; use local rape crisis centers for sexual-assault-specific counseling referrals.
Service area: Statewide
State overview of survivor rights, kit tracking, compensation, exam options, victim services and notification programs.
Service area: Statewide
These listings are a starting point. Service areas, eligibility, and access steps can vary. You decide what feels right for you.
Searchable list of certified local programs and 24-hour SafeLine for confidential support about sexual assault, domestic violence and stalking.
Service area: Statewide by city/county; 77 counties
Pays eligible forensic exam and related medication costs, generally directly to providers; a survivor who paid out of pocket may seek reimbursement under program conditions.
Service area: Statewide
Public survivor lookup uses the six-digit kit tracking number to show status and location of evidence kits.
Service area: Statewide
State program provides eligible crime victims financial assistance for certain crime-related expenses.
Service area: Statewide
VOCA-funded attorneys provide eligible crime victims, especially domestic-abuse survivors, free civil legal help for safety, housing, family and related issues through statewide partnerships.
Service area: Statewide partnerships; eligibility and issue scope vary
State entry point for mental health and substance-use treatment and crisis support.
Service area: Statewide
State page summarizes rights for rape and sexual-assault victims, including protective orders, financial-service information, free evidence exams and kit tracking.
Service area: Statewide
These listings are a starting point. Service areas, eligibility, and access steps can vary. You decide what feels right for you.
Search local and Tribal programs by location for free, confidential advocacy; services may include emergency financial support, referrals and legal-service connections.
Service area: Statewide by location; local services vary
Pays approved providers for eligible forensic exams and related services, and can cover up to five counseling sessions within the fund's stated limits.
Service area: Statewide
Survivors can enter their SAFE kit number into the state portal to view kit tracking information.
Service area: Statewide
State compensation application and guidance for eligible expenses related to violent crime, including counseling and other costs not covered elsewhere.
Service area: Statewide
Victim Rights Law Center offers free legal services related to sexual assault statewide; Oregon DOJ also lists crime-victim rights and civil legal-aid referrals.
Service area: Sexual-assault services statewide; some other services are regional
State page links community mental-health programs and the Oregon Behavioral Health Provider Directory, including providers who accept Oregon Health Plan.
Service area: Statewide
Explains victim-rights assistance through county District Attorney advocates and lists legal providers, including the Oregon Crime Victims Law Center and Victim Rights Law Center.
Service area: Statewide; provider areas vary
These listings are a starting point. Service areas, eligibility, and access steps can vary. You decide what feels right for you.
Statewide network of local centers provides free confidential crisis support, counseling, accompaniment and referrals across all 67 counties.
Service area: Statewide, all 67 counties
The state says survivors cannot be charged for forensic rape exam and kit costs, and do not need to report to police to have those exam costs paid.
Service area: Statewide
State program accepts eligible claims for crime-related expenses such as medical care, counseling, lost wages and other covered costs.
Service area: Statewide
Free, confidential legal help from Pennsylvania-licensed attorneys for survivors statewide, including protection orders, school, employment, housing, privacy and related issues; no income requirement is stated.
Service area: Statewide
County mental-health offices determine eligibility and connect residents to local behavioral-health treatment providers and crisis services.
Service area: Statewide by county
State page explains sexual-assault-specific rights, including exam access, kit testing/status information, and accompaniment by a rape crisis counselor.
Service area: Statewide
These listings are a starting point. Service areas, eligibility, and access steps can vary. You decide what feels right for you.
State sexual-assault coalition and statewide provider for survivors; the Attorney General's rights page also lists regional rape crisis and advocacy agencies.
Service area: Statewide; local service coverage varies
State says survivors may obtain a forensic exam and receive compensation for its cost whether or not they report or cooperate with an investigation.
Service area: Statewide
Reimburses eligible crime-related expenses, including medical and counseling costs, subject to program requirements and limits.
Service area: Statewide
For victims and witnesses in State Police cases, an assigned advocate can connect people to emergency financial assistance for basic safety needs, emergency legal advocacy, therapy and other services.
Service area: Cases handled by the Rhode Island State Police; not a statewide direct grant
State list of community mental-health centers by service area, plus crisis and therapist referral information.
Service area: Statewide by service area
Explains reporting choice, confidential advocates, kit-status and preservation rights, compensation, and local survivor referrals.
Service area: Statewide
These listings are a starting point. Service areas, eligibility, and access steps can vary. You decide what feels right for you.
County map connects survivors with member organizations providing confidential domestic- and sexual-violence services.
Service area: Statewide by county
State application and guidance for eligible crime-related expenses and survivor support.
Service area: Statewide
Provides legal consultations and possible representation focused on crime-victim rights and protective orders, with referrals when the network cannot accept a matter.
Service area: Statewide intake; current representation capacity and case scope vary
State centers provide mental-health services by county; the state also lists statewide mobile crisis support and 988.
Service area: Statewide by county
State summary of constitutional crime-victim rights and links to compensation, victim advocacy and complaint options.
Service area: Statewide
These listings are a starting point. Service areas, eligibility, and access steps can vary. You decide what feels right for you.
Statewide coalition directory connects survivors with member agencies and 24/7 referral/support options, including reservation-area programs.
Service area: Statewide and Tribal communities
Hospitals and clinics coordinate with counties for payment of forensic exams; survivors cannot be required to participate in the justice system or cooperate with law enforcement to receive the exam.
Service area: Statewide; county payment process
State law assigns survivors a confidential kit code and allows them to identify the law-enforcement agency holding the kit; no public online survivor portal was found.
Service area: Statewide; request information using the code from the facility
Eligible victims may receive reimbursement for medical, counseling, lost-income and other covered expenses; limited emergency awards may be available.
Service area: Statewide
Free civil legal assistance may be available for sexual-assault and other violence survivors, including protection-order, housing, employment and family-law matters.
Service area: Service access differs east and west of the Missouri River
Find accredited community mental-health centers by county, including outpatient therapy, counseling, crisis intervention and financial assistance information.
Service area: Statewide by county
Explains survivor legal options, access to free civil legal assistance by region, kit privacy and support without requiring law-enforcement participation for many services.
Service area: Statewide; legal service areas and capacity vary
These listings are a starting point. Service areas, eligibility, and access steps can vary. You decide what feels right for you.
County directory of local victim-service programs for sexual assault and related violence, with confidential support and referrals.
Service area: Statewide by county
Reimburses providers for forensic sexual-assault exams up to the program limit; a police report or prosecution cooperation is not required for exam payment.
Service area: Statewide for qualifying exams performed in Tennessee
Statewide anonymous lookup lets survivors track a kit using the number supplied by the medical provider or law enforcement.
Service area: Statewide
State program may reimburse eligible medical care, counseling, lost wages and other injury-related costs after a violent crime.
Service area: Statewide
State referral page lists four regional nonprofit legal-aid programs for people who cannot afford an attorney in eligible civil matters.
Service area: Statewide by legal-aid region
State entry point for community mental-health, crisis, peer-support and referral services; 988 routes to local crisis providers.
Service area: Statewide
Explains kit tracking, hold-kit choices, survivor access and testing procedures for reported and unreported adult kits.
Service area: Statewide
These listings are a starting point. Service areas, eligibility, and access steps can vary. You decide what feels right for you.
Search local and statewide sexual-assault service organizations by service type, city or county; services include crisis support and legal referrals.
Service area: Statewide by city/county
Forensic exam collection costs are billed by medical providers to the state and survivors cannot be billed for those costs; EMC can cover specified medical care costs.
Service area: Statewide
Statewide system lets survivors anonymously track kit location/status and choose email or text notifications; kit access credentials come from the medical provider.
Service area: Statewide
State applications may cover eligible crime-related expenses; EMC can cover medical costs from a sexual-assault exam even if the survivor does not report.
Service area: Statewide
Searches by location and service type, including civil legal services, emergency legal advocacy and emergency financial assistance offered through local or statewide agencies.
Service area: Statewide directory; local provider service areas and eligibility vary
State tool links county behavioral-health authorities and local mental-health resources, including crisis services.
Service area: Statewide by county/authority
Survivor-facing guide explains exam choices, whether to report, payment for forensic and medical care, and links to rights and support resources.
Service area: Statewide
These listings are a starting point. Service areas, eligibility, and access steps can vary. You decide what feels right for you.
State coalition page connects survivors to local sexual-assault services, crisis support and state kit tracking information.
Service area: Statewide
State reimburses providers for eligible sexual-assault forensic exams and related services; participating providers accept payment in full for covered services.
Service area: Statewide
State program provides financial compensation for eligible crime-related expenses resulting from physical or psychological injury.
Service area: Statewide
The Utah Crime Victims Legal Clinic provides victim-rights advocacy; Utah courts list free legal representation for eligible protective-order cases statewide.
Service area: Statewide for protective-order guidance; clinic eligibility and case scope apply
County provider map connects residents with mental-health treatment and local authorities; some areas offer no-cost or reduced-cost services.
Service area: Statewide by county
State courts explain protection-order options and connect survivors with free legal services for protective-order petitions and hearings.
Service area: Statewide; some services limited by county or eligibility
These listings are a starting point. Service areas, eligibility, and access steps can vary. You decide what feels right for you.
Statewide coalition and local program finder with sexual-violence hotline and county-level referrals.
Service area: Statewide, by county
County-level directory of member programs offering advocacy, hospital support, legal help, basic-needs referrals, and shelter connections.
Service area: Statewide, by county
State program can pay eligible out-of-pocket medical costs and certain follow-up care, including up to 20 mental-health counseling sessions; a police report is not required, but the assault must be reported to a medical provider.
Service area: Statewide
Official state information about the separate Crime Victims Compensation Program and its eligible expenses.
Service area: Statewide
Free legal advice and possible representation for sexual and domestic violence survivors on protection orders, family law, stalking, and related criminal-case matters.
Service area: Statewide
State Sexual Assault Program may pay for up to 20 sessions of related mental-health counseling with a licensed provider of the survivor’s choice, subject to program steps.
Service area: Statewide
Court information on protective orders, survivor options, statewide sexual-violence hotline, and related self-help resources.
Service area: Statewide
These listings are a starting point. Service areas, eligibility, and access steps can vary. You decide what feels right for you.
State coalition offers a 24/7 hotline, text and chat support, and connections to local sexual- and domestic-violence programs.
Service area: Statewide
State accreditation directory lists sexual- and domestic-violence agencies with current accreditation periods.
Service area: Statewide, by listed agency
State program pays providers for eligible sexual-assault forensic exams and specified related costs; survivors do not need to report to police for an eligible PERK exam.
Service area: Statewide
Survivors can check kit location and status using the PERK ID; reported cases also require a PIN from law enforcement. The portal does not require personal identifying information.
Service area: Statewide
Official state compensation program for eligible crime-related expenses after other available sources are used.
Service area: Statewide
State survivor-resource page links to Virginia legal aid and a lawyer referral service; the referral service offers a 30-minute consultation for a stated fee.
Service area: Statewide referrals; legal-aid eligibility and coverage vary
Eligible survivors may receive payment for a trauma-informed treatment plan of up to 40 sessions through the state fund’s provider documentation process.
Service area: Statewide
State resource page explains survivor options and connects visitors to hotline, kit portal, legal referrals, and victim services.
Service area: Statewide
These listings are a starting point. Service areas, eligibility, and access steps can vary. You decide what feels right for you.
Statewide coalition provides a searchable directory and links to community-based survivor services.
Service area: Statewide, filter by county or region
Search local victim-service organizations by county, region, service type, and population; includes community sexual-assault providers.
Service area: Statewide, county and regional filters
State information confirms a free medical forensic exam; the provider is paid, survivors do not have to report or cooperate with law enforcement, and should not receive a bill.
Service area: Statewide
State program information and application for eligible crime-related medical, counseling, wage-loss, and other costs.
Service area: Statewide
Statewide nonprofit law firm provides free, confidential legal help and representation to sexual-violence survivors, including youth and adults.
Service area: Statewide
Search community-based providers for counseling and other support; the state’s Seek Then Speak resource explains connections to therapy and local advocacy.
Service area: Statewide, by county and service type
Official state guide covers reporting options, free exams, kit preservation and tracking, protection orders, leave from work, and survivor rights.
Service area: Statewide
These listings are a starting point. Service areas, eligibility, and access steps can vary. You decide what feels right for you.
State sexual-assault coalition supports rape crisis centers and provides statewide information and referral resources.
Service area: Statewide
County finder for twelve rape crisis centers collectively serving every county in West Virginia.
Service area: Every county in West Virginia
State law requires the fund to pay reasonable costs of eligible forensic exams; the survivor and their insurance may not be billed for the exam, and police cooperation is not required.
Service area: Statewide
Public state portal allows survivors to check kit status with a Kit ID; local rape crisis centers offer confidential help accessing it.
Service area: Statewide
Official state program information for eligible crime-related expenses.
Service area: Statewide
VOCA-funded legal assistance may help survivors with protective and personal safety orders, school accommodations, custody matters, criminal-case advocacy, and compensation applications.
Service area: Statewide referral and attorney support across all 55 counties; eligibility and capacity apply
Statewide rape crisis centers provide direct support and can connect survivors with local counseling and related services.
Service area: Every county through local centers
State law sets out survivors’ rights to a personal representative, a forensic exam, kit testing and preservation, and information about exam results.
Service area: Statewide
These listings are a starting point. Service areas, eligibility, and access steps can vary. You decide what feels right for you.
Search by county or Wisconsin Tribal Nation for local sexual assault service providers. WCASA says its directory identifies designated member organizations.
Service area: Statewide, county and Tribal Nation filters
Statewide information for people seeking help with domestic abuse; the coalition says it is not itself a crisis hotline or shelter provider.
Service area: Statewide
Search and referral service for Wisconsin community resources, including local support services.
Service area: Statewide
Dane County provider offering survivor services, therapy and advocacy; local service, not statewide coverage.
Service area: Dane County / Madison
Dane County domestic abuse services, including a helpline and survivor support.
Service area: Dane County / Madison
State overview of Wisconsin's response to sexual assault, including forensic exam and evidence-related information.
Service area: Statewide
Wisconsin legal clinic providing free direct civil legal services to survivors of sexual violence and human trafficking, including crime-victim-rights enforcement, protective orders, immigration help, and other civil issues arising from victimization.
Service area: Statewide
The state reimburses health care providers for eligible forensic exam costs when survivors meet program criteria; it is not a payment to survivors or a lawyer fund.
Service area: Statewide
State Department of Health Services information about free, confidential 24/7 call, text and chat crisis support and connections to local resources.
Service area: Statewide
Madison-based therapists specializing in trauma and stress-related concerns, with trained EMDR clinicians. Contact the practice to ask about services and availability.
Service area: Madison, Wisconsin
Wisconsin DOJ address confidentiality program information for eligible participants.
Service area: Statewide
These listings are a starting point. Service areas, eligibility, and access steps can vary. You decide what feels right for you.
State coalition provides survivor advocacy and a statewide legal program for survivors of sexual assault, domestic violence, and stalking.
Service area: Statewide
State directory lists domestic-violence and sexual-assault programs, victim-witness programs, SANE providers, and child advocacy centers by county.
Service area: Statewide, by county and provider type
State page lists SANE exam providers by county and explains how exams are paid for; survivors do not need to cooperate with law enforcement to receive an exam or reimbursement.
Service area: Statewide, provider list by county
Official state compensation program and application path for eligible crime-related expenses.
Service area: Statewide
Coalition attorneys provide statewide legal advice and direct representation for survivors of sexual assault, domestic violence, and stalking, including housing, safety, and family matters.
Service area: Statewide
State directory connects survivors with local advocacy programs and SANE providers that can refer to counseling and other support.
Service area: Statewide, local service areas vary
Official court guide explains reporting choices, forensic exams, compensation, civil legal options, protective orders, and survivor legal referrals.
Service area: Statewide