Providence Intervention Center for Assault and Abuse
Providence Intervention Center for Assault and Abuse
Our Approach
We believe everyone in our community deserves to feel safe, to be treated with care and respect, and to feel empowered to reach out for support. Our services are designed to center and value your unique needs as we work alongside you to identify meaningful next steps. We believe you.
24-hour helpline – Staff are available around the clock. If you’re looking for caring, supportive assistance, call 425-252-4800. All calls are confidential.
Our Services
Our team of advocates, forensic nurses, nurse practitioners, therapists and social workers offer an array of services to those impacted by sexual, physical and relationship violence, including:
- Advocacy – We provide specially trained advocates who can provide personal support and resources to help individuals and families through a difficult time. These services are free of charge.
- Forensic medical exams and evidence collection – These medical exams identify injuries, collect evidence and assess your overall health after a physical or sexual assault. Medical exam expenses may be covered by the Washington State Crime Victim Compensation Fund.
- Resources – View resources related to child abuse, domestic violence, sexual assault, support groups, and more.
- Volunteer opportunities – We offer two types of volunteer opportunities: volunteer victim advocate and clerical volunteer.
You Matter. You’re Valued.
If you or a loved one has experienced assault, abuse or neglect, we're here for you. We provide compassionate support for people from all backgrounds, including:
- Black, Indigenous and People of Color (BIPOC)
- LGBTQIA+ and gender-diverse individuals
- People experiencing housing instability
You don't have to label your experience as abuse or assault to reach out. Our advocates will provide information and help you decide what feels right for you. You're in control.
Mandatory Reporting
Our staff are mandatory reporters. This means we are required to report any assault or abuse of someone under the age of 18 and any vulnerable adult experiencing abuse.
You may choose to call the hotline anonymously, without giving your name or age, to speak with an advocate to get support.
Get Connected to Resources That Can Help
No matter where you are in your journey, we're here to help. Browse resources on safety, recovery, advocacy, support groups and community services designed to support individuals and families affected by violence or abuse.
