Whether it’s a middle schooler navigating social pressures, a high schooler attending their first party, or a college freshman away from home for the first time, students of all ages deserve to be safe, heard, and respected.

In today’s world, where the voices of survivors are slowly gaining momentum, two deeply troubling yet often overlooked issues still remain largely hidden in the shadows—sexual assault and elder abuse.

May is Mental Health Awareness Month—a time to shine a light on the importance of emotional well-being. But it’s also a powerful moment to acknowledge a deeply interconnected issue: the impact of sexual assault on mental health.  

April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, and SAVAC is empowering through education.

Provide online safety for your children by protecting them from cyberbullying.

In an age where digital interactions often take precedence over face-to-face connections, community resources are critical.

In a world where the impact of sexual violence continues to be felt profoundly, the role of advocacy centers is crucial in providing support

Read about our center, who we are, and what we do to help victims of sexual assault.

Sexual assault and its impacts on the LGBTQ community.

At SAVAC we recognize the impact sexual violence has on society and that is why we try to tackle these issues from a community perspective.

You are not alone. The sexual assault center is here to help and support victims of sexual violence.