TO HELP people manage the initial trauma of rape, incest or other sexual assault, and to recover from the experience and its aftermath. TO WORK to gain fair and compassionate treatment of sexual assault by legal, medical and mental health professionals, as well as the general public. The Rape Crisis Hotline was established in 1983. Our staff, Board and Hotline Volunteers are all Franklin County community members.
Sexual assault can happen to a child or adult, male or female, gay, lesbiasn, bisexual or straight.
Sexual assault is an act of violence and may take the form of incest, acquaintance rape, date rape, marital rape, stranger rape or ritualistic abuse. Our office is located in downtown Farmington, and our door is open. We welcome anyone who stops in for information or support. We are a Tri-Valley United Way agency and are supoorted by State, Federal and Local funds. Hotline and Support Group services are offered free of charge.