Sexual Assault Services & Information

06/22/2026

06/02/2026

Infographics created by the National Sexual Violence Resource Center. Our doors are always open. For more information about services available for people affected by sexual violence, call 956-568-7105 or stop by our office located at 1702 Hendricks Ave. Laredo, TX, Monday through Friday from 8:30 AM - 5:30 PM. Services are free of charge and confidential.

05/28/2026

Join us for a day of health, education, empowerment, and community resources at our Health Services / Resources Fair.
Come connect with local organizations offering health screenings, wellness information, education, giveaways, and support for every stage of life.
📍 Mall del Norte, in front of Macy’s
📅 Thursday, May 28
⏰ 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM
👩‍🦰 All women are welcome!
Your health. Your future. Your power.
Healthy women, stronger together. 💕

05/26/2026

Men join us for Texas Association Against Sexual Assault (TAASA) Texas Men SPEAK 6 Part Discussion Series every week from May 22, 2026 thru June 26, 2026 at 10:00-11:30 am CST.

Learn how to prevent sexual violence and promote healthy manhood in your community.

RSVP to Emiliano Diaz de Leon at [email protected] for Zoom meeting information.

* This initiative is intended for men in Texas.

05/22/2026

Shout-out to our volunteers who came in and donated their time to assemble survivor bags that will be used as hospital accompaniments. Thank you

05/20/2026

The survey is available in both Spanish and English, ensuring that everyone’s voice is heard. All responses are anonymous! Please take this opportunity to share your thoughts and contribute to our community’s development!
You can scan the QR code or just follow the link.
https://unthsc.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_8pKlClhZ2SrXKw6.
The survey takes approximately 5-10 minutes.

A statewide survey focused on preventing sexual violence is seeking perspectives from people across Texas, with an emphasis on younger voices.

05/19/2026

Take it down act comes into effect. Learn a bit more about this act.

BREAKING NEWS! The TAKE IT DOWN ACT is now in effect. That means platforms such as websites and apps have 48 hours to remove intimate images shared without your consent after you report them, and they’re required to continually remove duplicates by federal law. The law applies to images and videos, real and fake, including AI-generated or “deepfake” content.

If a platform does not follow the law, you have the right to report them to the FTC, the government agency responsible for enforcing this law, at TAKEITDOWN.ftc.gov.

This is a major win for survivors and one step forward in combatting image-based sexual abuse. If you have struggled in the wake of this abuse, know that you are not alone and you deserve an expedient response when you report harm.

Platforms must do more to not only respond to this abuse, but to prevent these images from being created and spreading, shifting the onus of responsibility from survivors to perpetrators and the tech companies that facilitate this abuse.

05/18/2026

05/17/2026

Serving Children and Adults in Need (SCAN) is asking people in Webb County to participate in a statewide survey focused on preventing sexual violence.