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King County Sexual Assault Resource Center A comprehensive resource for sexual assault survivors, families & communities throughout King County

We help individuals who have experienced sexual assault and abuse heal from trauma and advocate for policy change behalf of all victims and their families.

Practicing relaxation techniques can help manage stress and support your well-being. Swipe to learn a few techniques you...
10/16/2026

Practicing relaxation techniques can help manage stress and support your well-being. Swipe to learn a few techniques you can use when you notice signs of stress.

Remember: you are not alone. Whether you need immediate assistance or simply want someone to listen, our 24-hour Resource Line is here for you. Call 888.998.6423.

Empowered Voices member Alexandra shares her story of healing after surviving sexual abuse and domestic violence. She no...
10/09/2026

Empowered Voices member Alexandra shares her story of healing after surviving sexual abuse and domestic violence. She now finds power in speaking out and is raising her voice to help other survivors know they are not alone.

Read her full story: https://www.kcsarc.org/alexandras-story

KCSARC has supported survivors like Jane Doe every day since our founding in 1976, and much of what she experienced alig...
10/08/2026

KCSARC has supported survivors like Jane Doe every day since our founding in 1976, and much of what she experienced aligns with the experience of thousands of survivors we assist each year right here in King County.

KCSARC CEO Kate Garvey shares a few thoughts and resources with our community. Visit https://www.kcsarc.org/from-cornell-to-king-county to read her full message.

Election Day is Tuesday, November 3, and this is no run-of-the-mill election on many fronts.Washington voters will decid...
10/05/2026

Election Day is Tuesday, November 3, and this is no run-of-the-mill election on many fronts.

Washington voters will decide five of the nine state Supreme Court seats, along with races for Congress, the state House and Senate, county offices, and other judicial positions. There are also three ballot initiatives to consider.

If you are eligible to vote, please make sure you're registered and encourage others to do the same!

For more information about voting in King County, visit https://kingcounty.gov/en/dept/elections

Voting should never cost you your safety. Survivors of sexual assault can vote confidentially through Washington's Address Confidentiality Program (ACP).

For more information about this program and how to apply, visit https://www.sos.wa.gov/statewide-programs/address-confidentiality-program-acp

Our new film, We can't change what we can't talk about, helps everyone understand child sexual abuse and how to take act...
10/02/2026

Our new film, We can't change what we can't talk about, helps everyone understand child sexual abuse and how to take action.

You’ll learn about red flags that should be explored, what to do if you think abuse is happening, and how to reduce the risk to children in our care and community.

Visit www.kcsarc.org/keep-kids-safe to watch the film and find supportive resources.

If you're feeling overwhelmed seeing stories about sexual violence in the news or social media, you are not alone.Whethe...
09/29/2026

If you're feeling overwhelmed seeing stories about sexual violence in the news or social media, you are not alone.

Whether you need help now, or just want someone to hear your story, we’re here to help — or just listen.

Whenever you're ready, call 1.888.998.6423.

What an incredible evening! Thank you to everyone who joined us at Let's talk about it. We are feeling grateful and ener...
09/28/2026

What an incredible evening! Thank you to everyone who joined us at Let's talk about it. We are feeling grateful and energized by our community dedicated to ending child sexual abuse.

If you were unable to attend, you can still support this important work with a gift. Every dollar helps KCSARC support survivors and continue taking action to prevent sexual violence.

Visit donate.kcsarc.org/letstalkaboutit to give.

We’re ready for you at MOPOP for Let’s talk about it!Want to support this event? Visit donate.kcsarc.org/letstalkaboutit
09/26/2026

We’re ready for you at MOPOP for Let’s talk about it!

Want to support this event? Visit donate.kcsarc.org/letstalkaboutit

Yesterday, KCSARC CEO Kate Garvey testified before the Washington House Community Safety Committee in a work session on ...
09/25/2026

Yesterday, KCSARC CEO Kate Garvey testified before the Washington House Community Safety Committee in a work session on current challenges in crime victims services and resources. Victim services are an essential part of the state's public safety infrastructure, ones that help survivors find safety, understand their options, access care, and, if they choose, to participate in the justice system. Our message to legislators is that this infrastructure is critical and must be maintained.

Catch Kate's full remarks at https://www.tvw.org/watch/?clientID=9375922947&eventID=2026091169&startStreamAt=7296

¡Feliz Mes de la Herencia Hispana!Our staff kicked off Hispanic Heritage Month with a delicious potluck celebration.Stay...
09/18/2026

¡Feliz Mes de la Herencia Hispana!

Our staff kicked off Hispanic Heritage Month with a delicious potluck celebration.

Stay tuned for more ways we'll be celebrating this month!

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