If you were sexually assaulted, where would you seek help?

Care. Compassion. Respect.

Our Sexual Assault Response Center provides immediate support and compassionate care for victims of a sexual assault or rape. We also offer ongoing support for survivors during the journey of  healing and recovery.   Learn more>>

On-Call Response TeamIf you decide to call the police following a sexual assault, you may request that they notify our On-Call Response Team. We provide immediate advocacy and support for sexual assault survivors.

Sexual Assault Response CenterOur private examination facility is equipped with highly advanced forensic evidence-gathering technology. You may come directly to our center following a sexual assault.  The LACASA staff empower survivors to make choices regarding every aspect of their care.

Nurse Examiners  –  Our Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners (SANE) provide exams in a compassionate and confidential setting.

CounselingWe offer counseling programs for victims, survivors and their families

Support GroupsSurvivors find a safe place to express their feelings and explore ways to heal from their experience in our support groups.

Fast Facts
44% of victims are under age 18
80% are under age 30
2/3 of assaults are committed by someone the victim knows
60% of sexual assaults are not reported to police
15 of 16 rapists will never spend a day in jail
57% of rapes happen on a date
LACASA Staff Insight
LACASA Staff

Why Victims Don’t Tell: Sandusky case sheds light on complexities of sexual abuse

The conviction of former Penn State assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky captured the nation’s attention and cast a spotlight on an endless question: Why don’t victims tell? Tell a parent? Tell a teacher? Tell a friend? Tell someone? We know the question well at LACASA. It comes up repeatedly in our line of work, which [...]

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