Many occurrences of sexual abuse arise as a result of the involvement of certain institutions.  In many cases, the actual abuser is either deceased, cannot be located, or does not have any assets to compensate the victim.  Depending on the circumstances of your case, you may be entitled to pursue compensation directly from the organization or institution that introduced you to the abuser.
Most institutions also have insurance to compensate survivors of sexual assault.  If the assault happened in connection with an institution (such as a church, school, company, Boy/Girl Scouts troop, or other organization), then it does not matter if the person who assaulted our client has any assets. We might be able to seek compensation from the institution itself or their insurance policy.