Safe Haven from All Forms of Violence and Abuse

Below is summary information for the human services programs funded by the City in 2022 that support domestic violence and sexual assault survivors. 

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Organization:  Consejo Counseling & Referral Service

Program:  Domestic Violence & Advocate Service 

BIPOC Organization:  Yes

Amount Funded (2022):  $15,000

Program Overview:  Consejo’s  Domestic Violence Program addresses the need of the marginalized population that includes Latino immigrants domestic violence survivors. Consejo provides outreach & engagement, information and referral services, advocacy-based counseling, safety planning, legal advocacy and support groups for Latina/o survivors of domestic violence. Services are designed to understand the complex needs of survivors, many of whom are Spanish-speaking immigrants/refugees.

Organization:  Harborview Medical Center

Program:  Center for Sexual Assault & Traumatic Stress 

BIPOC Organization:  No

Amount Funded (2022):  $9,580

Program Overview:  Provides services for children, youth and adults who have experienced sexual assault or other traumatic events. Services are also available for non-offending family members and children who display sexual behavior problems. Services include brief intervention, evidence based therapy for the effects of traumatic stress, medical and legal advocacy services, crisis intervention, information and referral and outreach/community awareness.

Organization: King County Sexual Assault Resource Center

Program:  Comprehensive Sexual Assault Services

BIPOC Organization:  No

Amount Funded (2022):  $20,568

Program Overview:  Comprehensive trauma focused crises and advocacy services in English and Spanish for victims of sexual assault and their families. Specialized counselors provide 24/7 crisis intervention, case management, navigation of the criminal justice and legal system, and psychoeducational support for families whose child is a survivor.

Organization:  LifeWire

Program:  Survivor Advocacy Services

BIPOC Organization:  No

Amount Funded (2022):  $70,000

Program Overview:  Provides advocacy services for survivors of domestic violence, including case consultation, supportive listening, referrals, outreach, legal system navigation assistance, and individual/group behavioral health services.