WEBSites

RAINN serves survivors all across the country. They provide resources, such as a hotline, preventative programs, and ways citizens can help to make sexual assault a thing of the past. 

The PCAR website provides information about sexual assault itself, while focusing on specific groups of people. It also includes information on Pennsylvania laws and resources for survivors. 

SARCC's mission is to provide survivors with counseling and support throughout the healing process. This is reflected throughout their website. 

OVA supports survivors throughout the criminal justice system. However, their website is also good for people wanting more information pertaining to victim rights. 

Pennsylvania's Victims Compensation Assistance Program can help with anything from mileage/gas costs to physical belongings that were taken. 

The NSVRC website includes specific information for different groups of people, such as survivors, family, and advocates. Another feature is the blogs, which each focus on a different topic, pertaining to sexual violence. 

The Megan's Law website allows citizens to search for sex offenders, in specific cities and counties. It also includes valuable information, such as PA crime codes and additional resources for survivors of sexual assault. 

1in6 men will be sexually assaulted. Because of that, the 1in6 organization aims to bring awareness to male sexual assault. Their website includes valuable information from commonly asked questions to book and film suggestions.  

Safe Horizon is more of a personal website, which includes survivor stories, signs of abuse, and more. Their other services and programs can also be accessed through their website. 

The UJS Portal is a resource for Pennsylvanians. It provides up to date case information and can be especially useful for survivors experiencing the criminal justice system. To find out more information on a specific criminal case, select "Case Search" under the "Case Information" tab. Then, enter the required information. 

The CDC can also serve as a helpful resource, as their website covers many different types of sexual assault. 

Information on reporting crimes, submitting complaints, and more can be accessed through The Department of Justice (DOJ) website. Additionally, it allows users to locate inmates and sex offenders.