What They Provide: emergency law enforcement response, emergency medical response, active violence response, immediate safety intervention
Website: Not applicable
Phone: 911
Address: Nearest emergency response system
Hours of Operation: 24 hours daily
Appointment / Referral Required: No appointment required
Documents Needed: None; do not delay emergency help for documents
Application Process: Call 911 if there is immediate physical danger, active violence, weapons, serious injury, strangulation, threats of homicide/suicide, child danger, or urgent medical need
Eligibility: Anyone in immediate danger or emergency
Cost: Emergency response is available regardless of ability to pay; medical billing may apply if transported/treated
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Insurance is not required to call 911
Service Area: Spokane County / United States emergency response system
Languages / Accessibility: Emergency dispatch can access interpreter support; TTY/relay options may be available
Important Notes: If calling 911 is unsafe, leave the line open if possible, move to a safer location if possible, or contact a trusted person/hotline when safe.

What They Provide: 24/7 domestic violence hotline, safety planning, crisis support, emotional support, chat support, text support, resource referrals, support for friends/family concerned about someone else
Website: thehotline.org
Phone: 1-800-799-7233
TTY: 1-800-787-3224
Text: Text START to 88788
Address: Phone/text/chat national resource
Hours of Operation: 24 hours daily, 7 days a week, 365 days a year
Appointment / Referral Required: No appointment or referral required
Documents Needed: None
Application Process: Call, text START to 88788, or use online chat through the website; an advocate can help with safety planning, options, and local resources
Eligibility: Anyone experiencing domestic violence, relationship abuse, coercive control, or concern for someone else
Cost: Free
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance required
Service Area: Nationwide, including Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: Support available in English and Spanish; interpreter access available for many languages; TTY available
Important Notes: The website includes a quick-exit safety feature, but internet use can still be monitored. Call instead if computer or phone activity may be watched. Call 911 for immediate danger.

What They Provide: 24/7 human trafficking hotline, crisis support, safety planning, service referrals, reporting tips, support for sex trafficking and labor trafficking concerns
Website: humantraffickinghotline.org
Phone: 1-888-373-7888
TTY: 711
Text: Text 233733
Address: Phone/text/online national resource
Hours of Operation: 24 hours daily
Appointment / Referral Required: No appointment or referral required
Documents Needed: None required to call/text
Application Process: Call, text 233733, or use online chat to ask for help, report a concern, or get connected to local resources
Eligibility: People experiencing trafficking, people at risk, loved ones, service providers, and community members with trafficking concerns
Cost: Free
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance required
Service Area: Nationwide, including Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: Available in multiple languages; TTY/relay access available
Important Notes: Include here because trafficking can overlap with domestic violence, sexual exploitation, coercive control, homelessness, and unsafe relationships. Call 911 for immediate physical danger.

What They Provide: statewide domestic violence helpline, advocacy support, safety planning, emotional support, referrals to local domestic violence programs, support for any age/gender/community
Website: dvhopeline.org
Phone: 1-877-737-0242
Address: Phone-based statewide resource
Hours of Operation: 24 hours daily
Appointment / Referral Required: No appointment or referral required
Documents Needed: None required to call
Application Process: Call the hotline to speak with an advocate and ask for safety planning, shelter/resource referrals, local advocacy programs, or support for yourself or someone else
Eligibility: Any person experiencing domestic violence or relationship abuse, or anyone concerned about someone else
Cost: Free
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance required
Service Area: Washington State, including Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: Interpreter access may be available; call to ask about language/accessibility needs
Important Notes: Good statewide backup if the local Spokane helpline is busy or if someone needs help outside Spokane County.

What They Provide: domestic violence program finder, connection to local advocacy programs, shelter/resource direction, safety planning information, legal advocacy referral direction, statewide domestic violence resources
Website: wscadv.org/get-help-now
Phone: Use website to find local programs; for immediate hotline support use DVHopeline 1-877-737-0242 or National DV Hotline 1-800-799-7233
Address: Online statewide resource
Hours of Operation: Website available anytime; hotline/program hours vary
Appointment / Referral Required: No appointment required to use website; local programs may have their own intake process
Documents Needed: None to use website; local programs may request safe contact information and details about immediate safety needs
Application Process: Use WSCADV’s Get Help Now page to connect with domestic violence or sexual assault advocacy services near you; call the appropriate hotline/program for direct support
Eligibility: Washington residents seeking domestic violence or sexual assault advocacy resources
Cost: Free resource directory
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance required
Service Area: Washington State, including Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: WSCADV notes hotline advocates may have access to interpreter services in many languages
Important Notes: This is a navigation resource, not a crisis line by itself. Use it to find local advocacy/shelter/legal resources, especially if someone is outside Spokane County.

What They Provide: teen dating violence support, young adult relationship abuse support, safety planning, healthy relationship education, text/chat/phone support, support for friends/family
Website: loveisrespect.org
Phone: 1-866-331-9474
TTY: 1-800-787-3224
Text: Text LOVEIS to 22522
Address: Phone/text/chat national youth relationship abuse resource
Hours of Operation: 24 hours daily
Appointment / Referral Required: No appointment or referral required
Documents Needed: None
Application Process: Call, text LOVEIS to 22522, or chat online for confidential support and safety planning
Eligibility: Teens, young adults, parents/caregivers, friends, and anyone concerned about dating abuse or unhealthy relationship patterns
Cost: Free
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance required
Service Area: Nationwide, including Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: Phone, text, and chat support; TTY available through National DV Hotline access
Important Notes: Best fit for teens and young adults experiencing dating violence, digital abuse, stalking, coercion, threats, or controlling relationship behavior. Call 911 for immediate danger.

What They Provide: 24/7 sexual assault hotline, sexual violence crisis support, online chat, emotional support, sexual assault resource referrals, support for loved ones
Website: rainn.org
Phone: 1-800-656-4673
Address: Phone/online national resource
Hours of Operation: 24 hours daily
Appointment / Referral Required: No appointment or referral required
Documents Needed: None
Application Process: Call or use online chat to connect with trained support staff; ask for local sexual assault advocacy, medical exam information, safety planning, or emotional support
Eligibility: Survivors of sexual assault/sexual violence and people supporting a survivor
Cost: Free
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance required
Service Area: Nationwide, including Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: Hotline and online support options available; ask for language/accessibility support
Important Notes: Include here because domestic violence and sexual assault often overlap. In Spokane, Lutheran Community Services Northwest also operates a 24-hour sexual assault crisis line.

What They Provide: 24/7 domestic violence helpline, intimate partner violence support, safety planning, shelter screening, advocacy connection, legal advocacy connection, emotional support, resource referrals
Website: https://ywcaspokane.org/service/intimate-partner-domestic-violence/24-hour-helpline/
Phone: 509-326-2255
Address: Helpline access by phone; YWCA main location: 930 N Monroe St, Spokane, WA 99201
Hours of Operation: 24 hours daily
Appointment / Referral Required: No appointment or referral required for helpline
Documents Needed: None required to call; if safely preparing to leave, helpful items may include photo ID, children’s documents, medications, protection order/court paperwork, financial cards, important phone numbers, and safe contact information
Application Process: Call the 24-hour helpline for immediate support, safety planning, shelter screening, advocacy options, and next steps
Eligibility: Survivors of intimate partner domestic violence and people concerned about someone experiencing domestic violence
Cost: Free
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance required
Service Area: Spokane County / Spokane area
Languages / Accessibility: Call to request interpreter/accessibility support
Important Notes: This is the main local 24/7 domestic violence helpline for Spokane County. Call 911 if there is immediate physical danger, active violence, weapons, strangulation, serious injury, or urgent medical need.

What They Provide: 24/7 sexual assault crisis support, sexual violence advocacy, emotional support, medical advocacy, legal advocacy, safety planning, resource referrals, support for loved ones
Website: lcsnw.org/program/victim-advocacy-and-education
Phone: 509-624-7273
Address: Phone-based crisis line; Spokane office: 210 W Sprague Ave, Spokane, WA 99201
Hours of Operation: Crisis line available 24 hours daily
Appointment / Referral Required: No appointment or referral required for crisis line
Documents Needed: None required to call; if seeking advocacy, helpful items may include safe contact information, police report/case number if available, court/protection order paperwork if available, and medical paperwork if applicable
Application Process: Call the crisis line for immediate sexual assault support, advocacy connection, safety planning, and next steps
Eligibility: Survivors of sexual assault/sexual violence, loved ones, witnesses, and people needing trauma-informed advocacy
Cost: Free
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance required
Service Area: Spokane County / Spokane area
Languages / Accessibility: Call to request interpreter/accessibility support
Important Notes: Strong local hotline for sexual assault and sexual violence support. Services are available whether or not the assault was reported to law enforcement.

What They Provide: personalized safety planning tool, relationship abuse safety planning, digital safety planning, leaving safety planning, safety after leaving, emotional safety planning, support for friends/family
Website: thehotline.org/plan-for-safety/create-your-personal-safety-plan
Phone: 1-800-799-7233
TTY: 1-800-787-3224
Text: Text START to 88788
Address: Phone/text/chat/online national resource
Hours of Operation: Hotline available 24 hours daily; online tool available anytime
Appointment / Referral Required: No appointment or referral required
Documents Needed: None required
Application Process: Use the online safety planning tool, call the hotline, text START to 88788, or use online chat for safety planning support
Eligibility: Anyone experiencing relationship abuse, domestic violence, coercive control, stalking, threats, or concern for someone else
Cost: Free
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance required
Service Area: Nationwide, including Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: English and Spanish support; interpreter access available for many languages; TTY available
Important Notes: Good option when someone needs safety planning outside local office hours or does not feel ready to call a local agency. Internet and phone use can be monitored, so use a safer device if needed.

What They Provide: trafficking safety planning, crisis support, safety referrals, shelter/resource referrals, support for sex trafficking and labor trafficking concerns, reporting tips
Website: https://humantraffickinghotline.org/en/safety-planning-information
Phone: 1-888-373-7888
TTY: 711
Text: Text 233733
Address: Phone/text/online national resource
Hours of Operation: 24 hours daily
Appointment / Referral Required: No appointment or referral required
Documents Needed: None required to call/text
Application Process: Call, text 233733, or use online chat to ask for help, safety planning, local resources, or to report a concern
Eligibility: People experiencing trafficking, people at risk, loved ones, service providers, and community members with trafficking concerns
Cost: Free
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance required
Service Area: Nationwide, including Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: Available in multiple languages; TTY/relay access available
Important Notes: Use when safety planning involves trafficking, exploitation, coercive control, threats, unsafe housing/work situations, or a person being controlled by someone else. Call 911 for immediate physical danger.

What They Provide: teen dating violence safety planning, digital abuse safety planning, unhealthy relationship support, text/chat/phone advocacy, safety planning for friends and parents/caregivers
Website: loveisrespect.org
Phone: 1-866-331-9474
TTY: 1-800-787-3224
Text: Text LOVEIS to 22522
Address: Phone/text/chat national youth relationship abuse resource
Hours of Operation: 24 hours daily
Appointment / Referral Required: No appointment or referral required
Documents Needed: None
Application Process: Call, text LOVEIS to 22522, or chat online for safety planning and confidential relationship abuse support
Eligibility: Teens, young adults, parents/caregivers, friends, and anyone concerned about dating abuse or unhealthy relationship patterns
Cost: Free
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance required
Service Area: Nationwide, including Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: Phone, text, and chat support; TTY available
Important Notes: Best safety planning resource for teens and young adults experiencing dating violence, digital monitoring, coercion, threats, stalking, or controlling relationship behavior. Call 911 for immediate danger.

What They Provide: safety planning education, survivor-centered safety planning tools, domestic violence advocacy resources, disability-informed safety planning resources, planning support for advocates and survivors
Website: wscadv.org/resources/safety-planning
Phone: For immediate hotline support use DVHopeline: 1-877-737-0242
Address: Online statewide resource
Hours of Operation: Website available anytime; DVHopeline available 24 hours daily
Appointment / Referral Required: No appointment required to use online resources
Documents Needed: None to use website
Application Process: Review safety planning resources online; call DVHopeline or a local DV advocate if personalized safety planning is needed
Eligibility: Washington survivors, advocates, family members, and community members seeking domestic violence safety planning information
Cost: Free resource
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance required
Service Area: Washington State, including Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: Online resource; call hotline/local program for language/accessibility support
Important Notes: Best as an educational/back-up safety planning resource, not a replacement for direct advocacy when safety risk is high. WSCADV emphasizes survivor-centered safety planning that adapts to the survivor’s real circumstances.

What They Provide: personalized safety planning, domestic violence advocacy, intimate partner violence support, shelter screening connection, legal advocacy connection, emotional support, resource referrals, support for survivors with children or pets
Website: ywcaspokane.org/service/intimate-partner-domestic-violence/meet-with-a-support-advocate/safety-planning
Phone: 24-Hour Helpline: 509-326-2255
Address: 930 N Monroe St, Spokane, WA 99201
Hours of Operation: Helpline available 24 hours daily; walk-in/advocacy hours may vary
Appointment / Referral Required: No referral required; call helpline first if safety is urgent
Documents Needed: None required to call; if safely available, helpful items may include photo ID, children’s documents, medications, protection order/court paperwork, lease/housing documents, financial cards, benefit cards, important phone numbers, and safe contact information
Application Process: Call the 24-hour helpline or connect with YWCA advocacy services; an advocate can help create a personalized safety plan based on the survivor’s situation
Eligibility: Survivors of intimate partner domestic violence and people concerned about someone experiencing domestic violence
Cost: Free
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance required
Service Area: Spokane County / Spokane area
Languages / Accessibility: Call to request interpreter/accessibility support
Important Notes: Safety planning should be personalized and survivor-led. YWCA Spokane is the main local DV safety planning resource for Spokane County. Call 911 for immediate physical danger, active violence, weapons, strangulation, serious injury, or urgent medical need.

What They Provide: safety planning, sexual assault survivor advocacy, crime victim advocacy, trauma-informed support, medical advocacy, legal advocacy, resource referrals, support for loved ones and witnesses
Website: lcsnw.org/program/victim-advocacy-and-education
Phone: Spokane Office: 509-747-8224; Sexual Assault Crisis Line: 509-624-7273
Address: 210 W Sprague Ave, Spokane, WA 99201
Hours of Operation: Office hours vary; Sexual Assault Crisis Line available 24 hours daily
Appointment / Referral Required: No referral required; call first for advocacy support or immediate sexual assault crisis support
Documents Needed: None required to call; helpful items may include safe contact information, police report/case number if available, court/protection order paperwork if available, medical paperwork if applicable, and photo ID if available
Application Process: Call the Sexual Assault Crisis Line for immediate support; call the Spokane office for victim advocacy, safety planning, and resource connection
Eligibility: Victims, survivors, loved ones, and witnesses of traumatic events; services are available whether or not the incident was reported to law enforcement
Cost: Free
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance required for advocacy support
Service Area: Spokane County / Spokane area
Languages / Accessibility: Call to request interpreter/accessibility support
Important Notes: Best fit when safety planning involves sexual assault, stalking, violent crime, trauma, or crime victim advocacy needs. Services are free and confidential.

What They Provide: sexual assault advocacy, sexual violence crisis support, 24-hour crisis line, medical advocacy, legal advocacy, hospital accompaniment, support during forensic exams/evidence collection, safety planning, emotional support, resource referrals, support for loved ones and witnesses
Website: lcsnw.org/program/victim-advocacy-and-education
Phone: Spokane Office: 509-747-8224
24-Hour Sexual Assault Crisis Line: 509-624-7273
Address: 210 W Sprague Ave, Spokane, WA 99201
Hours of Operation: Office hours vary; Sexual Assault Crisis Line available 24 hours daily
Appointment / Referral Required: No referral required; call crisis line for immediate support or call office for advocacy services
Documents Needed: None required to call; helpful items may include safe contact information, police report/case number if available, court/protection order paperwork if available, medical paperwork if applicable, and photo ID if available
Application Process: Call the 24-hour Sexual Assault Crisis Line for immediate support, hospital accompaniment, safety planning, and advocacy connection; call the Spokane office for ongoing victim advocacy and resource support
Eligibility: Survivors of sexual assault, sexual violence, traumatic events, loved ones, and witnesses; services are available whether or not the incident was reported to law enforcement
Cost: Free
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance required for advocacy support
Service Area: Spokane County / Spokane area
Languages / Accessibility: Call to request interpreter/accessibility support
Important Notes: This is the main local sexual assault advocacy resource for Spokane County. Advocates can support survivors with medical, legal, emotional, and safety-related needs. Call 911 for immediate physical danger, active violence, serious injury, or urgent medical need.

What They Provide: 24/7 sexual assault hotline, sexual violence crisis support, online chat, emotional support, local sexual assault resource referrals, support for loved ones
Website: rainn.org
Phone: 1-800-656-4673
Address: Phone/online national resource
Hours of Operation: 24 hours daily
Appointment / Referral Required: No appointment or referral required
Documents Needed: None
Application Process: Call the hotline or use online chat to connect with trained support staff; ask for crisis support, local advocacy referrals, medical exam information, safety planning, or emotional support
Eligibility: Survivors of sexual assault/sexual violence and people supporting a survivor
Cost: Free
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance required
Service Area: Nationwide, including Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: Hotline and online support options available; ask for language/accessibility support
Important Notes: Good backup when someone wants anonymous national support, online chat, or help outside local office hours. For local Spokane advocacy or hospital accompaniment, call LCSNW’s 24-hour Sexual Assault Crisis Line.

What They Provide: crime victim support, violent crime survivor support, sexual assault case support when connected to SPD case, trauma-informed advocacy, case update support, referral to community advocates, referral to community resources
Website: my.spokanecity.org/police/get-help/crime-victim-support
Phone: Spokane Police non-emergency: 509-456-2233; emergency: 911
Address: Spokane Police Department, Spokane, WA
Hours of Operation: Emergency response available 24 hours daily; victim advocate/program hours vary
Appointment / Referral Required: Usually connected through SPD case/investigative process; call for guidance
Documents Needed: Police report/case number if available, detective/officer information if available, photo ID if available, court/protection order paperwork if applicable, safe contact information
Application Process: Contact SPD non-emergency or ask the assigned detective/officer about victim advocate support; use community-based advocacy through LCSNW for confidential sexual assault advocacy
Eligibility: Victims and survivors of violent crimes connected to Spokane Police Department cases
Cost: Free
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: City of Spokane
Languages / Accessibility: Call SPD to ask about interpreter/accessibility support
Important Notes: Law enforcement victim advocacy is not the same as confidential community advocacy. Survivors can contact LCSNW whether or not they report to police.

What They Provide: victim/witness advocacy, court process support, case information, criminal justice system support, hearing/trial support, referral to community resources
Website: spokanecounty.gov/3178/Advocates
Phone: Victim/Witness Unit Supervisor: 509-477-2489
Address: Spokane County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office, 1116 W Broadway Ave, Spokane, WA 99260
Hours of Operation: County business hours; call to confirm
Appointment / Referral Required: Usually connected to criminal case/prosecution process
Documents Needed: case number if available, court notices, subpoena paperwork if applicable, protection order paperwork if applicable, safe contact information, photo ID if requested
Application Process: Call the Victim/Witness Unit or contact the advocate assigned to the case; ask about court process, case updates, victim rights, and community referrals
Eligibility: Victims and witnesses connected to Spokane County criminal cases
Cost: Free
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: Contact office to request interpreter/accessibility support
Important Notes: Best fit after a case is involved with prosecution. For confidential sexual assault advocacy, hospital accompaniment, or support whether or not someone reports, contact LCSNW.

What They Provide: sexual assault program finder, domestic violence program finder, local advocacy program search, crisis line information, shelter/resource direction, legal advocacy referral direction
Website: wscadv.org/washington-domestic-violence-programs
Phone: Use website to find local programs; for immediate sexual assault support in Spokane call LCSNW at 509-624-7273
Address: Online statewide resource
Hours of Operation: Website available anytime; program/hotline hours vary
Appointment / Referral Required: No appointment required to use website; local programs may have their own intake process
Documents Needed: None to use website
Application Process: Search by county or region; call the listed advocacy program or hotline for direct support
Eligibility: Washington residents seeking sexual assault or domestic violence advocacy resources
Cost: Free resource directory
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance required
Service Area: Washington State, including Spokane County and surrounding counties
Languages / Accessibility: Program-specific; call local program or hotline for language/accessibility support
Important Notes: Use this if someone needs sexual assault advocacy outside Spokane County, an out-of-area option for safety, or confirmation of the local sexual assault program.

What They Provide: missing child reports, child sexual exploitation reports, online exploitation reports, child sex trafficking reports, CyberTipline reporting, support for families of missing or exploited children
Website: missingkids.org/gethelpnow/cybertipline
Phone: 1-800-THE-LOST; 1-800-843-5678
Address: Phone/online national resource
Hours of Operation: 24 hours daily
Appointment / Referral Required: No appointment or referral required
Documents Needed: Helpful information may include child’s name, age, description, photos, last known location, suspected online platform/usernames, screenshots if safely available, URLs, contact information, and law enforcement report information if available
Application Process: Call NCMEC or submit a CyberTipline report online if a child is missing, has been seen online in exploitative content, is being sexually exploited, or there is concern about online enticement/trafficking
Eligibility: Families, caregivers, community members, service providers, and anyone with information about a missing or sexually exploited child
Cost: Free
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: Nationwide, including Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about language/accessibility support
Important Notes: Use for missing children, child sexual exploitation, online enticement, child sexual abuse material, or child trafficking concerns. This does not replace local law enforcement or child abuse reporting, but it is a key national reporting pathway.

What They Provide: child abuse hotline support, child abuse reporting guidance, crisis counseling, safety planning support, resource referrals, support for children, parents, caregivers, mandated reporters, and concerned adults
Website: childhelphotline.org
Phone/Text: 1-800-422-4453
Address: Phone/text/online national support resource
Hours of Operation: 24 hours daily
Appointment / Referral Required: No appointment or referral required
Documents Needed: None required; helpful information may include child safety concerns, location, caregiver information, suspected abuse/neglect details, and whether a report has already been made
Application Process: Call or text the hotline for support, reporting guidance, and help identifying next steps or local resources
Eligibility: Children, teens, parents, caregivers, professionals, mandated reporters, and concerned community members
Cost: Free
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance required
Service Area: United States and Canada, including Spokane County callers
Languages / Accessibility: Hotline counselors are available 24/7; language support may be available
Important Notes: This is a support and guidance hotline, not Washington’s official CPS reporting line. For Washington child abuse/neglect reports, use DCYF ENDHARM.

What They Provide: runaway youth support, youth crisis support, family conflict support, safety planning, resource referrals, message relay with family when appropriate, support for parents/caregivers worried about a youth
Website: 1800runaway.org
Phone: 1-800-RUNAWAY; 1-800-786-2929
Address: Phone/chat/email national resource
Hours of Operation: 24 hours daily
Appointment / Referral Required: No appointment or referral required
Documents Needed: None required
Application Process: Youth, parents, caregivers, or providers can call, chat, or email for confidential support, planning, and local resource referrals
Eligibility: Youth at risk of running away, youth who have run away, youth experiencing homelessness or unsafe family conflict, and concerned parents/caregivers
Cost: Free
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance required
Service Area: Nationwide, including Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: Phone, live chat, and email support available; call to ask about language/accessibility support
Important Notes: Useful when a youth is unsafe at home, has run away, may run away, or a caregiver needs help de-escalating family conflict and finding safe options.

What They Provide: domestic violence program finder, sexual assault program finder, local advocacy program search, shelter/resource direction, safety planning information, legal advocacy referral direction
Website: wscadv.org/washington-domestic-violence-programs
Phone: Use website to find local programs; for immediate Washington DV support use DVHopeline: 1-877-737-0242
Address: Online statewide resource
Hours of Operation: Website available anytime; program/hotline hours vary
Appointment / Referral Required: No appointment required to use website; local programs may have their own intake process
Documents Needed: None to use website
Application Process: Search by county or region; call the listed advocacy program or hotline for child/family safety planning, shelter options, DV advocacy, or sexual assault advocacy
Eligibility: Washington residents seeking domestic violence or sexual assault advocacy resources
Cost: Free resource directory
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance required
Service Area: Washington State, including Spokane County and surrounding counties
Languages / Accessibility: Program-specific; call local program or hotline for language/accessibility support
Important Notes: Good backup when a family needs out-of-area domestic violence or sexual assault advocacy for safety reasons, or when local programs are full or unavailable.

What They Provide: regional child abuse reporting, child neglect reporting, CPS intake, local child welfare report routing, child safety concerns
Website: https://dcyf.wa.gov/sites/default/files/pubs/CWP_0036A.pdf
Phone: 1-800-557-9671
Address: Regional intake phone line; Spokane-area DCYF offices vary
Hours of Operation: Call to confirm current regional intake hours; statewide ENDHARM line is available 24 hours daily
Appointment / Referral Required: No appointment or referral required
Documents Needed: None required to report; helpful information may include child’s name, age, location, caregiver information, current safety concerns, suspected abuse/neglect details, alleged perpetrator information, and any immediate danger concerns
Application Process: Call the regional intake number to report suspected child abuse or neglect for Spokane-area cases; use ENDHARM if unsure which number to call or after hours
Eligibility: Anyone can report suspected child abuse or neglect
Cost: Free
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: Spokane, Stevens, Whitman, and regional Eastern Washington counties listed for Region 1 intake
Languages / Accessibility: Relay services and interpreter support may be available through DCYF
Important Notes: This is a reporting/intake pathway, not a counseling or advocacy program. If unsure, the statewide ENDHARM line can route the report.

What They Provide: child abuse advocacy, child forensic interviews, medical exam coordination, caregiver support, family advocacy, mental health connection, coordinated response for physical abuse and sexual abuse concerns
Website: partnerswithfamilies.org/children-s-advocacy-center
Phone: 509-473-4810
Fax: 509-473-4840
Email: partners@partnerswithfamilies.org
Address: 106 W Mission Ave, Spokane, WA 99201
Hours of Operation: Children’s Advocacy Center: Monday–Thursday, 8 AM–5:30 PM; Behavioral Health: Monday–Thursday, 8 AM–6 PM
Appointment / Referral Required: Referral/process through investigative, medical, advocacy, or child protection partners may apply; call first
Documents Needed: parent/guardian photo ID if available, child’s information, custody/guardian paperwork if applicable, police/CPS report information if available, court/protection order paperwork if applicable, medical paperwork if applicable
Application Process: Call Partners with Families & Children to ask about Children’s Advocacy Center services, referral pathways, caregiver support, and next steps after suspected child abuse or neglect
Eligibility: Children and families impacted by suspected abuse, neglect, or family violence; program fit depends on case circumstances and referral pathway
Cost: Call to confirm; advocacy-related services may be grant/community funded depending on service
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Call to verify whether any medical or behavioral health service requires insurance or Medicaid/Medicare
Service Area: Spokane County and nearby regional partners
Languages / Accessibility: Call to request interpreter/accessibility support
Important Notes: This is a key local child safety resource. Partners’ Children’s Advocacy Center supports child victims and families through coordinated child abuse response, including forensic interview and advocacy-related services.

What They Provide: parenting support, child safety education, family strengthening, parent coaching, child development support, family stress support, abuse/neglect prevention support
Website: partnerswithfamilies.org/parenting-support
Phone: 509-473-4810
Email: partners@partnerswithfamilies.org
Address: 106 W Mission Ave, Spokane, WA 99201
Hours of Operation: Monday–Friday, 8 AM–6 PM according to community resource data; call to confirm current program hours
Appointment / Referral Required: Call first; intake or appointment may be required
Documents Needed: parent/guardian photo ID if available, child information, custody/guardian documents if applicable, referral paperwork if applicable, insurance/Medicaid card if connected to behavioral health services
Application Process: Call Partners with Families & Children and ask about parenting support, child/family safety support, and current program access
Eligibility: Parents with children; program-specific eligibility may apply
Cost: Call to confirm
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Call to verify whether any connected service requires insurance, Medicaid, or Medicare
Service Area: Spokane County / Spokane area
Languages / Accessibility: Call to request interpreter/accessibility support
Important Notes: Include as prevention and stabilization support, not emergency child protection reporting. Best for families who need support before stress, conflict, or instability escalates into safety concerns.

What They Provide: child and family trauma advocacy, sexual assault advocacy, crime victim advocacy, family safety planning, medical advocacy, legal advocacy, court support, law enforcement/prosecutor coordination, resource referrals
Website: lcsnw.org/program/victim-advocacy-and-education
Phone: Spokane Office: 509-747-8224
24-Hour Sexual Assault Crisis Line: 509-624-7273
Address: 210 W Sprague Ave, Spokane, WA 99201
Hours of Operation: Office hours vary; Sexual Assault Crisis Line available 24 hours daily
Appointment / Referral Required: No referral required; call first for advocacy support or immediate sexual assault crisis support
Documents Needed: None required to call; helpful items may include safe contact information, police report/case number if available, court/protection order paperwork if available, medical paperwork if applicable, and guardian/custody documents if relevant
Application Process: Call the Spokane office for victim advocacy, child/family trauma support, legal/medical advocacy, and resource connection; call the 24-hour Sexual Assault Crisis Line for immediate sexual assault-related support
Eligibility: Victims, survivors, loved ones, and witnesses of traumatic events; services are available whether or not the incident was reported to law enforcement
Cost: Free
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance required for advocacy support
Service Area: Spokane County / Spokane area
Languages / Accessibility: Call to request interpreter/accessibility support
Important Notes: Strong fit when child/family safety involves sexual assault, violent crime, family trauma, stalking, or legal/medical advocacy needs.

What They Provide: domestic violence advocacy, child/family safety planning, shelter screening, safety planning for survivors with children, legal advocacy connection, emotional support, resource referrals, supportive listening
Website: ywcaspokane.org/service/intimate-partner-domestic-violence
Phone: 24-Hour Helpline: 509-326-2255
Address: 930 N Monroe St, Spokane, WA 99201
Hours of Operation: Helpline available 24 hours daily; walk-in/advocacy hours may vary
Appointment / Referral Required: No referral required for helpline; advocacy services may be walk-in or appointment-based depending on availability
Documents Needed: None required to call; if safely available, helpful items may include photo ID, children’s documents, medications, court/protection order paperwork, financial cards, benefit cards, school documents, and safe contact information
Application Process: Call the 24-hour helpline for safety planning, shelter screening, and advocacy connection; survivors may also contact or visit the main YWCA location when safe
Eligibility: Survivors of intimate partner domestic violence and their children
Cost: Free
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance required
Service Area: Spokane County / Spokane area
Languages / Accessibility: Call to request interpreter/accessibility support
Important Notes: Best fit when child/family safety concerns are connected to domestic violence, coercive control, stalking, threats, or a survivor planning to leave with children.

What They Provide: human trafficking hotline, sex trafficking support, labor trafficking support, crisis support, safety planning, service referrals, tip reporting, online chat, text support, support for loved ones and service providers
Website: humantraffickinghotline.org
Phone: 1-888-373-7888
TTY: 711
Text: Text 233733
Address: Phone/text/online national resource
Hours of Operation: 24 hours daily
Appointment / Referral Required: No appointment or referral required
Documents Needed: None required to call/text/chat; helpful information may include location, immediate safety concerns, names or descriptions if known, vehicle/license details if known, online platform/usernames if relevant, and safe contact information
Application Process: Call, text 233733, or use online chat to ask for help, report a concern, safety plan, or get connected to local resources
Eligibility: People experiencing trafficking, people at risk, loved ones, service providers, and community members with trafficking concerns
Cost: Free
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance required
Service Area: Nationwide, including Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: Available in multiple languages; TTY/relay access available
Important Notes: Strong first contact when trafficking is suspected or someone needs anonymous support, reporting options, or service referrals. For immediate physical danger, use emergency services.

What They Provide: Washington human trafficking resource directory, local service provider search, anti-trafficking service referrals, victim advocacy provider information, youth service provider information, statewide support navigation
Website: watraffickinghelp.org
Phone: National Human Trafficking Hotline listed for suspected trafficking: 1-888-373-7888
Address: Online statewide resource
Hours of Operation: Website available anytime; provider hours vary
Appointment / Referral Required: No referral required to use website; listed providers may require intake or appointment
Documents Needed: None to use website; service providers may ask for safe contact information, basic needs, age, location, safety concerns, and case/referral details if applicable
Application Process: Search by location and service need; contact listed providers directly for advocacy, case management, youth support, housing, outpatient services, or trafficking-specific support
Eligibility: Washington residents, survivors, advocates, providers, and community members seeking human trafficking support resources
Cost: Free resource directory
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not required to use directory; listed services vary
Service Area: Washington State, including Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: Website-based; individual provider access varies
Important Notes: Washington Trafficking Help lists Spokane County resources including Communities In Schools of Spokane County, Lutheran Community Services Northwest, and YFA Connections YouthREACH. Always call providers directly to confirm current service availability.

What They Provide: sex trafficking survivor support, survivor services, local anti-trafficking support, prevention education, anti-trafficking training, community education, survivor resource connection
Website: helpingcaptives.org
Phone: 509-922-0939
Email: office@helpingcaptives.org
Address: 14415 E Sprague Ave, Suite #5, Spokane Valley, WA 99216
Hours of Operation: Monday–Thursday, 10 AM–2 PM according to website footer; call to confirm current survivor support access
Appointment / Referral Required: Call first; survivor services/intake process may apply
Documents Needed: None required to make first contact; helpful items may include safe contact information, immediate needs, safety concerns, identification if available, and any referral/case information if already connected to another provider
Application Process: Call or email Helping Captives and ask about survivor support, local sex trafficking resources, safety needs, education/prevention, and next steps
Eligibility: Survivors of sex trafficking and people seeking local anti-trafficking support or prevention education; call to confirm current program fit and availability
Cost: Call to confirm; survivor support may be community/grant/donor-funded depending on service
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance generally required for advocacy/community support; verify if any clinical referral is needed
Service Area: Spokane / Spokane Valley / Coeur d’Alene area and Eastern Washington/North Idaho anti-trafficking network
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about interpreter/accessibility support
Important Notes: Helping Captives is a local anti-sex-trafficking organization based in Spokane Valley. Their website says they support survivors of sex trafficking and offer free anti-trafficking education and prevention trainings.

What They Provide: human trafficking victim advocacy, sexual assault advocacy, crime victim advocacy, safety planning, medical advocacy, legal advocacy, court support, resource referrals, mental health service connection, support for loved ones and witnesses
Website: lcsnw.org/program/victim-advocacy-and-education
Phone: Spokane Office: 509-747-8224
24-Hour Sexual Assault Crisis Line: 509-624-7273
Address: 210 W Sprague Ave, Spokane, WA 99201
Hours of Operation: Office hours vary; Sexual Assault Crisis Line available 24 hours daily
Appointment / Referral Required: No referral required; call first for advocacy support or immediate sexual assault-related support
Documents Needed: None required to call; helpful items may include safe contact information, police report/case number if available, court/protection order paperwork if available, medical paperwork if applicable, and any trafficking-related documentation if safely available
Application Process: Call the Spokane office for victim advocacy and resource connection; call the 24-hour Sexual Assault Crisis Line for immediate sexual assault-related support
Eligibility: Victims, survivors, loved ones, and witnesses of traumatic events, including sexual assault, crime victimization, and trafficking-related concerns; services are available whether or not the incident was reported to law enforcement
Cost: Free advocacy services
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance required for advocacy support
Service Area: Spokane County / Spokane area
Languages / Accessibility: Call to request interpreter/accessibility support
Important Notes: Washington Trafficking Help lists LCSNW in Spokane County for survivors who self-identify, including victim advocacy, outpatient services, and mental health services. LCSNW also operates Spokane’s sexual assault and crime victim advocacy services.

What They Provide: trafficking victim assistance, statewide anti-trafficking support, service referrals, confidential assistance, advocacy connection, support for sex trafficking and labor trafficking survivors
Website: warn-trafficking.org
Phone: 206-245-0782
Address: Statewide Washington victim assistance resource
Hours of Operation: Call to confirm response hours; not for imminent danger emergencies
Appointment / Referral Required: No referral required to call; intake/service connection process may apply
Documents Needed: None required to call; helpful information may include safe contact information, location, immediate needs, trafficking concerns, age, housing/safety needs, and whether the survivor wants direct assistance
Application Process: Call the WARN Victim Assistance Line for confidential help, service connection, and trafficking-specific support in Washington
Eligibility: Victims and survivors of human trafficking in Washington State; service providers may also call for resource connection
Cost: Free assistance line
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance required
Service Area: Washington State, including Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about interpreter/accessibility support
Important Notes: WARN provides statewide trafficking victim assistance. WARN’s own site notes the assistance line cannot respond to imminent danger situations and directs suspected trafficking reports to the National Human Trafficking Hotline.

What They Provide: youth outreach, runaway/homeless youth support, trafficking-related youth support, case management, community advocacy, victim advocacy, education support, short-term shelter connection, substance use support, mental health support, employment support
Website: yfaconnections.org
Phone: 509-624-2868
Address: Spokane, WA; call for current YouthREACH access details
Hours of Operation: Call for current outreach/program hours
Appointment / Referral Required: Call first; outreach/intake process may apply
Documents Needed: None required for first contact; helpful items may include youth’s name/age, safe contact information, location, immediate needs, shelter needs, school information if relevant, and guardian/custody information if safely applicable
Application Process: Call YFA Connections and ask about YouthREACH, runaway/homeless youth support, trafficking-related concerns, shelter connection, case management, and youth advocacy
Eligibility: Youth and young adults ages 12–24 who are at risk, runaway, homeless, or experiencing exploitation/trafficking-related concerns; call to confirm current program criteria
Cost: Call to confirm; youth support services may be grant/community funded
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance generally required for outreach/case management; any clinical services may have separate coverage rules
Service Area: Spokane / Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about interpreter/accessibility support
Important Notes: Washington Trafficking Help lists YFA Connections YouthREACH in Spokane for ages 12–24, including case management, community/victim advocacy, education assistance, short-term shelter, substance use disorder services, mental health services, and employment services.

What They Provide: school-based case management, student support, community advocacy, resource connection, youth support, trafficking/exploitation concern referral support
Website: spokane.ciswa.org
Phone: 509-413-1436
Address: Spokane County school-based services; contact organization for current office/access details
Hours of Operation: School/program hours vary; call to confirm
Appointment / Referral Required: School-based referral or program connection may apply
Documents Needed: Student name, school information, parent/guardian contact if applicable, youth safety concerns, school/support needs, and safe contact information
Application Process: Contact Communities In Schools of Spokane County or ask the student’s school about CIS support; request help with case management, student support, and resource connection
Eligibility: K–12 students attending public school in Spokane County; program availability depends on school partnership and staffing
Cost: Free student support services where available
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance required
Service Area: Spokane County public schools where CIS services are available
Languages / Accessibility: School/program-specific; ask about interpreter/accessibility support
Important Notes: Washington Trafficking Help lists Communities In Schools of Spokane County as a Spokane County resource serving grades K–12 with case management and community advocacy. Best fit when trafficking/exploitation risk intersects with school attendance, youth safety, homelessness, or family instability.

What They Provide: trafficking survivor support, domestic violence advocacy, sexual assault advocacy, culturally specific advocacy, case management, community/victim advocacy, financial assistance connection, language-specific support, support groups, information and referrals
Website: apichaya.org
Phone: 206-467-9976
Address: Statewide / Seattle-based culturally specific advocacy organization; contact for service access options
Hours of Operation: Call or check website for current advocacy access
Appointment / Referral Required: Call/contact first; intake may be required
Documents Needed: None required for first contact; helpful items may include safe contact information, language/access needs, immediate safety concerns, immigration/legal concerns if relevant, and resource needs
Application Process: Call or contact API Chaya and ask about trafficking, domestic violence, sexual assault, culturally specific advocacy, and statewide support options
Eligibility: Survivors of trafficking, domestic violence, and sexual assault; API Chaya has a strong focus on Asian, South Asian, Pacific Islander, immigrant, refugee, and other marginalized communities
Cost: Free or grant/community-funded advocacy services may be available; call to confirm
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance required for advocacy support
Service Area: Washington State, including possible support/referrals for Spokane County residents
Languages / Accessibility: Language-specific and culturally specific services may be available; call to confirm
Important Notes: Include as a statewide culturally specific option when a survivor needs language-specific, immigrant/refugee-informed, or culturally responsive trafficking support beyond local Spokane resources.

What They Provide: Native-centered victim advocacy, trafficking survivor support, domestic violence advocacy, sexual assault advocacy, case management, community/victim advocacy, substance use service connection, mental health service connection
Website: cowlitz.org/pathways-to-healing
Phone: 360-397-8228
Address: Statewide tribal victim services resource; main program based in Western Washington
Hours of Operation: Call for current program hours and service access
Appointment / Referral Required: Call first; intake may be required
Documents Needed: None required for first contact; helpful items may include safe contact information, Tribal/Native identity information if relevant to eligibility, immediate safety concerns, and resource needs
Application Process: Call Pathways to Healing and ask about Native-centered victim advocacy, human trafficking support, domestic violence/sexual assault advocacy, mental health/SUD connection, and statewide referral options
Eligibility: Public listings describe services for Native American people statewide; call to confirm current eligibility and service availability
Cost: Call to confirm; victim advocacy services may be grant/community funded
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance generally required for advocacy support; clinical referrals may have separate coverage rules
Service Area: Washington State, including Spokane County residents when statewide support is appropriate
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about accessibility/language support
Important Notes: Washington Trafficking Help lists Cowlitz Tribe Pathways to Healing as a statewide Native-centered anti-trafficking resource with case management, community/victim advocacy, SUD services, and mental health services.

What They Provide: human trafficking service provider directory, survivor support resource information, training and technical assistance, victim service program resources, trafficking response tools
Website: https://ovc.ojp.gov/program/human-trafficking/overview
Phone: Online resource
Address: Online national resource
Hours of Operation: Website available anytime
Appointment / Referral Required: No appointment required to use website; direct service providers have their own intake processes
Documents Needed: None to use website
Application Process: Use the website to locate human trafficking resources, training, and service provider information; contact direct service providers for survivor support
Eligibility: Survivors, advocates, service providers, agencies, and community members seeking human trafficking resources
Cost: Free online resource
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: National resource, useful for Spokane County providers and survivors needing broader options
Languages / Accessibility: Website-based
Important Notes: This is not a local hotline or direct Spokane service. Use as a backup for service navigation, provider education, and broader trafficking resource searches.