Provides crisis shelter for those who are victims of domestic violence. In addition, the following services are provided for both domestic violence and sexual assault survivors: - Legal advocacy. - Medical advocacy. - Prevention education. - Supportive counseling. - Sexual assault victim therapy. - Children's counseling (domestic and sexual violence). - Case management.

Provides 24-hour crisis intervention for rape survivors - emergency room response, counseling for child and adult survivors, legal/court advocacy, and prevention education is offered.

Provides a safe, child focused setting for investigations of child abuse, ensure victims and their families receive quality services, and raise awareness in the community to combat child abuse. The victim advocates provide services to victims and their non-offending family members from the time the case is opened through disposition. They also assess needed service referrals, provide medical and court advocacy, and keep the victim and family members up to date on the status of the case. Some of the services provided by advocates are: -Assistance filing an order of protection. -Setting up a follow up medical exam. -Court accompaniment. -Case updates -Assistance finding counseling.

Provides crisis shelter for those who are victims of domestic violence. In addition, the following services are provided for both domestic violence and sexual assault survivors: - Legal advocacy. - Medical advocacy. - Prevention education. - Supportive counseling. - Sexual assault victim therapy. - Children's counseling (domestic and sexual violence). - Case management.

Program that provides resources, counseling, and mentoring to youth and young adults who are at-risk or survivors of human trafficking and sexual exploitation. The program focuses on teaching coping mechanisms and life-skills needed for a healthy recovery.

CAASE delivers thoughtful, innovative workshops that empower students in grades 9-12 to become active allies in ending sexual harm. The prevention workshops give students space to practice thinking critically about gender, rape culture, and the ways their own day-to-day decisions impact the world around them. They also help participants recognize the realities of the commercial sex trade and sex trafficking.

Age appropriate educational programs are available to students from preschool through college to help raise awareness of sexual violence. Programs intend to empower the youth of today. Prevention programs are available to community members interested in learning more about sexual violence. Programs are tailored to meet audience needs.Professional trainings are available to various service providers and professionals to increase knowledge of sexual violence and raise awareness of community resources. Programs include a wide array of topics such as personal body safety, sexual harassment, sexual assault, date rape drugs, and teen dating violence.

Age-appropriate programs on personal safety are available for pre-k through high school groups. Teen Prevention Program includes topics such as: -Date rape. -Dating violence. -Gender equality. -Risk reduction. -Self-defense. -Dispelling myths about sexual assault. Community Education is also available to clubs, religious groups, corporations, and other organizations. Topics include: -Adult sexual assault. -Sexual harassment. -Rape trauma syndrome. -Child sexual assault. -Prevention. -ZCenter's services.

Provides services to survivors of sexual violence as well as their family members and significant others. Also educates the community in an effort to end violence and victimization. Services include: - Counseling. - 24/7 crisis and information hotline. - Support groups. - Medical and legal advocacy. - Training for police/criminal justice personnel. - Prevention education. - Case management. - Protective orders.

Provides the following services as it relates to Sexual Assault: - 24-hour confidential hotline. - Individual counseling. - Group counseling. - Advocacy and prevention education.

Sexual assault services at WIRC-CAA include: - 24-hour crisis line. - Medical advocacy. - Legal advocacy. - Counseling to survivors of sexual assault. - Prevention education. Services are also offered for significant others and/or family members.

Rape crisis center services are available via the hotline. Sexual assault program services include: - Crisis intervention. - 24-hour response at medical facilities or police stations. - Assistance and support with medical and legal procedures. - Counseling for child and adult survivors of sexual assault. The YWCA also provides information and referral and extensive community education programs for: - Helping school children learn how to stay safe from abuse and how to report it. - Helping schools work against bullying. - Healthy Relationships groups for high school students. - Providing professional training on sexual harassment, sexual assault issues, and many related topics.

Provides education and training about sexual assault, abuse, and harassment to a wide variety of audiences. Child Assault Prevention Education Program provides age appropriate education to elementary aged students. Also provides education to children in public and private school districts, as well as specialized training to professional allies.

Provides crisis shelter for those who are victims of domestic violence. In addition, the following services are provided for both domestic violence and sexual assault survivors: - Legal advocacy. - Medical advocacy. - Prevention education. - Supportive counseling. - Sexual assault victim therapy. - Children's counseling (domestic and sexual violence). - Case management.

Provides prevention activities and training to help build effective prevention efforts in the community. School Based Prevention Programs: Kindergarten through 12th Grade: Body safety lessons are intended to teach valuable safety skills, in an age-appropriate format and fulfill the Erin's Law mandate. College: Preventionists are available to speak at college campuses - at club meetings, events, and during lectures. Student Advisory Committee: A student-led group that is committed to ending sexual violence and changing social norms within high schools. The committee is composed of students from different high school across the county who meet and plan social events for their peers to raise awareness about sexual harm. Committees are active in both Kankakee and Iroquois counties. Training for Educators: Body Safety Training: Provides training for educators who work with children from grades PreK to 3rd grade. Training will help fulfill the Erin's Law mandate. Participants learn tips and tricks on how to present an age-appropriate sexual abuse prevention lesson. All resources and materials required for these lessons will be provided to the schools. Mandated Reporter Training: Provides training that help educators better understand their responsibilities and protections as a mandated reporter while learning how to make an effective report of suspected child abuse/neglect. Signs and symptoms of sexual abuse will also be discussed. Community Based Prevention Programs: TruSelf Empowerment: Provides a program that recognizes the importance of planting seeds of empowerment at an early age to help diffuse many of the challenging issues girls will face during their teens years and beyond. Discussion topics include: health friendships and relationships, positive self-esteem and body image, healthy assertiveness, identifying goals and dreams, loving your "self" first, working with emotions, etc. Shine From Within: Helps high school-aged girls feel positive and empowered in developing their identity as successful young women. Equips young women with important life skills and provides a space for them to feel heard and valued without judgment. Discussion topics include: healthy relationship and forgiveness, positive self-esteem and resilience, healthy assertiveness, identifying goals and dreams, personal values, positive body image, social media, etc. Yoga for Healing: Series aimed at improving participants' relationships with their body and mind through gentle stretches, meditation, and attention to the present moment. Talking to Your Kids: Parents learn different strategies on how to talk to their child(ren) about topics such as appropriate touch, boundaries, body safety, etc. Parents also learn how to spot symptoms of sexual abuse and helpful ways to handle disclosures. Training for the Community: Community workshops are designed based on the needs and context of each group and are highly interactive to engage, stimulate, and challenge the participants. Clove Alliance has worked with middle and high school students, university students, parents, law enforcement, hospitality staff, sports teams, businesses, and the general public to provide training. Some workshop topics include: What is Consent, Healthy Relationships, Bystander Intervention, and Healthy Masculinity.

Age-appropriate educational programs are available to students from preschool through college to help raise awareness of sexual violence. Prevention programs are also available to community members interested in learning more about sexual violence. Programs are tailored to meet audience needs. Professional trainings are also available to service providers and professionals to increase knowledge of sexual violence and raise awareness of community resources. Programs topics include personal body safety, sexual harassment, sexual assault, date rape drugs, and teen dating violence.

National nonprofit organization whose mission is to reduce the incidence of child sexual abuse by shifting the responsibility of prevention from children to adults. Raises public awareness and directs adults to educational tools, which teach adults how to prevent, recognize, and react responsibly to child sexual abuse and include the "5 Steps to Protecting Our Children" and the consciousness-training based "Stewards of Children" curriculum.

Offers the following services to sexual assault victims. Advocacy: - Legal Advocacy. - Medical Advocacy. - Case Management. - Civil No Contact Orders. - Stalking No Contact Orders. Trauma Informed Counseling/Therapy: - Individual Counseling/Therapy. - Group Counseling/Therapy. - Child and Adolescent Counseling. Prevention and Education: - Second Step - Early Learning for PreK-5. - Shifting Boundaries - Grades 6-7. - Safe Dates - Grades 8-12. - Bringing in the Bystander - Grades 9-12. - Professional & Community Training Opportunities.

Provides 24-hour crisis intervention for rape survivors - emergency room response, counseling for child and adult survivors, legal/court advocacy, and prevention education is offered.

Age-appropriate educational programs are available to students from preschool through college to help raise awareness of sexual violence. Prevention programs are also available to community members interested in learning more about sexual violence. Programs are tailored to meet audience needs. Professional trainings are also available to service providers and professionals to increase knowledge of sexual violence and raise awareness of community resources. Programs topics include personal body safety, sexual harassment, sexual assault, date rape drugs, and teen dating violence.

Provides prevention programs for school settings and general community education.

Offer trainings to professionals who work with survivors of sexual abuse and assault. Programs are tailored to meet the needs of the group, organization or community. Provides courses focused on: • Indicators • Mandated reporting • Responding to sexual assault and abuse • Utilizing our services to serve the survivor

Provides prevention activities and training to help build effective prevention efforts in the community. School Based Prevention Programs: Kindergarten through 12th Grade: Body safety lessons are intended to teach valuable safety skills, in an age-appropriate format and fulfill the Erin's Law mandate. College: Preventionists are available to speak at college campuses - at club meetings, events, and during lectures. Student Advisory Committee: A student-led group that is committed to ending sexual violence and changing social norms within high schools. The committee is composed of students from different high school across the county who meet and plan social events for their peers to raise awareness about sexual harm. Committees are active in both Kankakee and Iroquois counties. Training for Educators: Body Safety Training: Provides training for educators who work with children from grades PreK to 3rd grade. Training will help fulfill the Erin's Law mandate. Participants learn tips and tricks on how to present an age-appropriate sexual abuse prevention lesson. All resources and materials required for these lessons will be provided to the schools. Mandated Reporter Training: Provides training that help educators better understand their responsibilities and protections as a mandated reporter while learning how to make an effective report of suspected child abuse/neglect. Signs and symptoms of sexual abuse will also be discussed. Community Based Prevention Programs: TruSelf Empowerment: Provides a program that recognizes the importance of planting seeds of empowerment at an early age to help diffuse many of the challenging issues girls will face during their teens years and beyond. Discussion topics include: health friendships and relationships, positive self-esteem and body image, healthy assertiveness, identifying goals and dreams, loving your "self" first, working with emotions, etc. Shine From Within: Helps high school-aged girls feel positive and empowered in developing their identity as successful young women. Equips young women with important life skills and provides a space for them to feel heard and valued without judgment. Discussion topics include: healthy relationship and forgiveness, positive self-esteem and resilience, healthy assertiveness, identifying goals and dreams, personal values, positive body image, social media, etc. Yoga for Healing: Series aimed at improving participants' relationships with their body and mind through gentle stretches, meditation, and attention to the present moment. Talking to Your Kids: Parents learn different strategies on how to talk to their child(ren) about topics such as appropriate touch, boundaries, body safety, etc. Parents also learn how to spot symptoms of sexual abuse and helpful ways to handle disclosures. Training for the Community: Community workshops are designed based on the needs and context of each group and are highly interactive to engage, stimulate, and challenge the participants. Clove Alliance has worked with middle and high school students, university students, parents, law enforcement, hospitality staff, sports teams, businesses, and the general public to provide training. Some workshop topics include: What is Consent, Healthy Relationships, Bystander Intervention, and Healthy Masculinity.

Provides prevention programs for school settings and general community education.

Sexual Assault & Family Emergencies (SAFE) is a sexual assault and rape crisis center. Services include: - 24-hour hotline. - Medical/legal advocacy. - Short and long term individual counseling and group therapy. - Educational programs for schools and the community on awareness, body safety, bullying, dating violence, and internet safety.