Cleveland Rape Crisis Center

10/20/2026

Your story belongs to you.

You get to decide how much of your story you want to share and who you share it with. Your healing journey is unique to you, and it’s okay to heal at your own pace.

Need a little extra support? We’re here for you.
24/7 Crisis & Support Hotline
Text/Call: (216) 619-6192 or (440) 423-2020
Chat: clevelandrapecrisis.org/chat

10/19/2026

Advocate [ad-vuh-kit], verb
A person who believes and supports survivors, speaks out against harmful behaviors, and helps create safe spaces for everyone.

Prevention begins with awareness. We can all work together to ensure survivors in our communities feel seen, heard, and supported. Share to spread the word!

10/16/2026

🤏 Zoom in for your daily reminder

Have questions or need support?
Call/Text: (216) 619-6192 or (440) 423-2020
Chat: clevelandrapecrisis.org/chat

10/16/2026

Cleveland R**e Crisis Center is honored to participate in the Teen Domestic Violence Awareness Program, presented by IMAGINE/Danielle Boone Institute Against Teen Domestic Violence, happening on October 17 at Shaker Heights Public Library (16500 Van Aken Blvd) from 2-4 p.m.

This event will feature student poetry, theatrical performances, and information on community resources dedicated to supporting youth and families.

Learn more and register today: https://events.shakerlibrary.org/event/16300567

10/15/2026

“Our work is rooted in the belief that every survivor deserves to be heard, to be believed, respected, and most importantly, supported.”

Thank you to Cleveland Jewish News for talking with Nicole McKinney-Johnson, Cleveland R**e Crisis Center’s President & CEO, recently. We appreciate your support in raising awareness about CRCC and the critical healing resources available to survivors of sexual violence and human trafficking in NE Ohio.

When a survivor of sexual assault or human trafficking builds up the courage to call the Cleveland R**e Crisis Center’s 24-hour support hotline, an advocate on the other end will

10/15/2026

Preventing violence is not the responsibility of any one organization or system.

As Ohioans, we must commit to ending human trafficking and sexual violence by investing in community prevention, strengthening early intervention, and coordinating a statewide public health response.

To read Nicole McKinney-Johnson, CRCC’s President and CEO, and Kirsti Mouncey’s, Collaborative to End Human Trafficking President & CEO, Dear Governor Letter, visit communitysolutions.com/resources/dear-governor-2026-violence-prevention

10/14/2026

Cleveland R**e Crisis Center is grateful to United Way of Lake County for their support of our work in Mentor and surrounding areas. Providing survivors with the resources to heal and thrive is essential to building healthier communities.

We’re here for you in Mentor. If you or someone you know has experienced sexual violence, 24/7 support is available. Call or text (440) 423-2020 or chat online at clevelandrapecrisis.org/chat any time, day or night.

10/13/2026

Thank you to Dr. Tadarrelle Lett for inviting Nicole McKinney-Johnson, Cleveland R**e Crisis Center’s President and CEO, on to your platform to talk about the critical work CRCC, our partners, and generous community members are doing to ensure survivors have access to the resources and support needed to heal and thrive.

Watch the interview here:

In this episode of "I'm Dr. Lett, the podcast," Dr. Lett hosts Nico...

10/12/2026

Having open, honest conversations with your partner is the best magic. ✨

Need to talk? We’re here to listen.
Call/Text: (216) 619-6192 or (440) 423-2020
Chat: clevelandrapecrisis.org/chat

10/11/2026

Which gold star are you claiming today? ⭐
Share to spread awareness!