“When you make the system work for the most marginalized and at risk, you help the system work better for everyone.”
— Lisalyn Jacobs, Guest Speaker

Kristin’s Law and a new housing protections law help protect victims.

Over 1,050 professionals were trained in July 2018 – May 2019.

Programs focus on well-being and personal connections, communication with non-abusing parents and caregivers, and personal safety.

Being trauma-informed means we meet all people where they are and help them find physical and emotional safety.

SOS’ emergency shelter and advocacy services will be under one roof.

Abusers use this tactic in 99 percent of domestic violence cases.

Find help in Kansas, or in another state or nationally. Find a sexual assault nurse examiner.