Sexual Assault & Mental Health

Phone numbers: 888-998-6423 (24/7); office 425-226-5062; Spanish 425-282-0324

Addresses / access: 707 S. Grady Way, Suite 300, Renton, WA 98057; serves King County.

Services: Sexual assault advocacy, therapy, family support and information.

Eligibility: Survivors and supporters; ask about age, program and service-area screening.

Before you go: Call the resource line for immediate support; office appointments weekdays 9 am-5 pm. Email is not used to provide advocacy or therapy

Phone numbers: 206-744-1600; Spanish access 206-520-5222

Addresses / access: 401 Broadway, Suite 2075, Seattle, WA 98122; confirm appointment site.

Services: Trauma-focused support, sexual assault advocacy and connection to medical forensic/SANE services.

Eligibility: Children, adults and families affected by abuse or trauma; clinical intake/payment screening varies.

Before you go: The main line offers 24/7 advocacy; after 5 pm calls connect to an
emergency-department social worker. Ask where to go for an exam versus a counseling visit

Phone numbers: 206-901-2000; Deaf services VP 206-452-7982

Addresses / access: Multiple Seattle/King County sites; ask admissions for the correct clinic.

Services: Mental health and substance-use care for adults, children, youth and families.

Eligibility: Call admissions for clinical screening, insurance/payment options and appointment availability.

Before you go: Ask about new-patient intake, current wait times, urgent needs and interpretation. Do not travel to a clinic before confirming the program site

Phone numbers: 206-461-4880

Addresses / access: Seattle/King County program sites; ask for the location for your service.

Services: Culturally responsive counseling, DV advocacy and housing/resource support centered on Latinx communities.

Eligibility: Program-specific screening; ask about language, age, insurance and fees.

Before you go: Request the DV program or behavioral-health intake specifically. Ask which services are confidential advocacy and which are clinical treatment

Phone numbers: 877-500-9276

Addresses / access: Statewide phone support through Crisis Connections.

Services: Peer listening and connection for adults experiencing emotional health challenges.

Eligibility: Adults seeking non-crisis support; call/check the site for current staffed hours.

Before you go: A warm line is not emergency response or ongoing counseling. For urgent mental-health crisis support call/text 988

Phone numbers: 866-833-6546

Addresses / access: Phone/chat support for teens; online service through Crisis Connections.

Services: Trained teen volunteers offer listening, support and referrals.

Eligibility: Teens seeking support; confirm current phone/chat schedule.

Before you go: Ask about service hours and privacy. When the service is offline or urgent crisis help is needed, call/text 988

Phone numbers: 866-789-1511 (24/7)

Addresses / access: Statewide phone support and online treatment locator.

Services: Support and referrals for substance use, problem gambling and mental health concerns.

Eligibility: People seeking help for themselves or someone they support.

Before you go: Ask for local treatment choices, medication-treatment information and insurance screening. Referral does not guarantee admission or a bed

Phone numbers: 800-656-4673

Addresses / access: National phone and online support.

Services: Confidential support and connections to sexual assault services.

Eligibility: Survivors and people supporting them.

Before you go: For local forensic exam options contact a local advocate promptly; urgent injuries need emergency care.