Abuse: Child – Support Groups in Kansas

Liberal Area Rape Crisis and Domestic Violence Services- LARC DVS

Support, Information and Crisis Services for victims of Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault and Stalking:
Helping you through your healing process following a sexual assault, domestic violence, or stalking event
One-on-one services
We focus on healing you in a holistic way
We work with agencies in other states and can coordinate with families in another state

The Sexual Trauma and Abuse Care Center

Started in 1972 as the first rape crisis center in Kansas, The Sexual Trauma & Abuse Care Center promotes a culture of consent while providing 24/7 support to people of all ages and genders affected by sexual trauma & abuse in Douglas, Franklin, and Jefferson Counties.

SOS, Inc.

The SOS mission is to empower and advocate for those affected by sexual and domestic violence, child abuse and neglect.

Programs include: Crisis Services, CASA: Court-Appointed Special Advocate, CAC: Child Advocacy Center, CVEC: Child Visitation & Exchange Center.

Call 800-825-1295 for information to talk with advocates about support groups

KID SAVE

Information and referrals to public or private services for children and adolescents in crisis including shelters, mental health services, sexual abuse treatment, substance abuse programs, family counseling, residential care, and adoption or foster care.

Metropolitan Organization to Counter Sexual Assualt (MOSCA)

At MOCSA, we have a number of therapy and support groups. Some of the support groups they offer are:

Women’s Support Group (currently virtual, women and-non binary)

Men’s Support Group (currently virtual, men and non-binary)

JCCC Support Group (currently virtual, all gender)

Virtual All Gender Support Group (will stay virtual when we return to in-person,

Options – Domestic and Sexual Violence Services

For youth who have experienced domestic violence and/or sexual abuse.

Students Against Destructive Decisions (SADD)

SADD fosters a sense of belonging and promotes resiliency, leadership, and advocacy skills so that young people make positive life decisions that will carry them throughout life. Initiatives include: NHTSA Programs, Drowsy Driving, Physical and Emotional Abuse, Suicide and Self Harm, Depression and Anxiety, Emotional Abuse and Violence Prevention, Drugs, Tobacco. Newsletter, group development

The Crisis Center – Clay, Geary, Marshall, Pottawatomie and Riley counties and Fort Riley military installation

A safe, supportive environment designed to help women and children cope with the effects of domestic violence in their lives. The goal is to encourage rebuilding of self-confidence. The groups meet at the same time, but in separate rooms. Call for times.

Stop Educator Sexual Abuse/Misconduct Exploitation (SESAME)

Resource of information for families of children grades K-12 who have been sexually abused by a school staff member. Aims to raise public awareness. Information and referrals, phone support, literature, advocacy, and newsletter.

The HopeLine

HOPE. LOVE. UNDERSTANDING. In a generation dealing with overwhelming issues like, depression, anxiety and relationship problems, the TheHopeLine is ready to meet you where you are, whatever your struggle. No judgment here. Just love. Through the Dawson McAllister Live Radio show, one-on-one chat with a HopeCoach, and resources on TheHopeLine.com, hope is available