PROGRAMS & SERVICES

We provide 24-hour support through our SAFE LINE. Advocates are available to meet after hours in crisis and can be called by law enforcement or medical personnel to provide in-person support following a crime.

We offer community education on a wide variety of topics related to domestic and sexual violence, child abuse, and sexual exploitation and trafficking. We offer presentations to community organizations and groups, churches, system professionals, schools, and more.

If you’re interested in school/classroom/youth group presentations, please click here.

If you're interested in community or agency presentations, please click here.

We are no longer taking referrals for this program.

Email datp@mnswcc.org with any questions.

An advocate is a supportive, nonjudgmental person who can listen, provide information and referrals, and help individuals and families identify their options.

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SWCC has trained Safe at Home advocates.

Safe at Home is a state program that helps people who fear for their safety maintain a confidential address.

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We provide services to youth who are survivors and at risk of domestic violence, sexual assault, sexual exploitation, trafficking and child abuse. 

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Child Advocacy Program (CAP) services are provided by a skilled and compassionate team that is highly sensitive to the needs of abused children.

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Darkness To Light: End Child Sexual Abuse

SWCC has two trained facilitators.

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Click here to request a training.

We have multiple in-person and virtual support and empowerment group opportunities for youth and adults. We do have a Spanish option as well. 

Please check our Facebook page for real-time updates or call our office during normal business hours. 

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