OPEN HEARTS FOR HUMANITY FOUNDATION

Silence is the #1 Killer. Stand Up. Speak Out.

ABOUT US

We are committed to giving every survivor the best start to building their better future.

Too many people are expected to move forward without access to compassionate, comprehensive care, and too many communities lack the education and resources needed to prevent harm before it happens.

We’re here to help.

OUR SERVICES

In order to serve our community, we offer the following programs:

Advocacy services focus on empowering victim-survivors throughout their healing journey, offering support to friends and family, and providing education on the issues related to sexual assault and abuse.

We strongly uphold the rights of victim-survivors of sexual assault to:

Be believed
Receive compassionate, non-judgmental support
Determine their own pace and path of healing
Expect privacy and confidentiality
Accept or decline any agency services
Access accurate and up-to-date information

Open Hearts for Humanity provides services to any individual whose life has been impacted by sexual assault, regardless of race, ethnicity, color, religion, disability, pregnancy, national origin, sexual orientation, gender, age, income, veteran status, marital status, or any other basis prohibited by federal, state or local law.

Hospital Advocacy

One possible option you have after a sexual assault is to seek medical care. An advocate is available to meet, support and accompany a victim/survivor through this process.

Legal Advocacy

A Confidential Victim Advocate is available to assist with criminal and civil proceedings at no charge to the victim/survivor.

Hotline & Referrals

An emotional reaction to a traumatic event such as sexual assault is quite natural. A call to the crisis line can be a first step to processing what to do next and help you heal.

Education Prevention

Courses, recorded videos, articles, resources, and more to provide education and bring awareness.

FACTS & STATISTICS

Sexual violence impacts individuals across all communities. Its effects extend beyond the survivors, affecting families, relationships, and whole communities.

Nearly Every Minute

Someone in the U.S. is sexually assaulted. Every nine minutes, that someone is a child.

An estimated 423,020 people age 12+ experience sexual violence each year in the U.S.

The statistics presented on this page are drawn from the most reliable and reputable sources available. Together, they illustrate the current reality of sexual violence in America.

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