Adam's County Sheriff's Department 

Non-Emergency Dispatch

☏ (303) 288-1535 

Adam’s County Prosecutor's Office 

☏(260) 724-5338 

prosecutor@co.adams.in.us

Adams County Prosecutors Office Victim Assistance

Alexa Reed, Victim Advocate 

☏(260) 724-5339 or at areed@co.adams.in.us

We want to help you!  Crime victims suffer beyond the events of the crime itself. Most victims are in a state of uncertainty and have many questions.  As a crime victim, you have various rights.   You have the right to be protected.  You are entitled to know the status of the case as it proceeds through the court.  You have a right to meet with the prosecutor handling your case.   Our office will seek an order of restitution requiring the offender to pay you for the damages caused.   You are entitled to make a statement to the court at sentencing as well.  Alexa Reed is the victim advocate for the Adams County Prosecutor's Office.  Please contact her with any questions or comments about your case.  You can reach her by phone at (260) 724-5339 or by email: areed@co.adams.in.us.  Feel free to schedule an appointment as well.  Please do not allow your questions to go unanswered. 

Adams Wells Crisis Center 

Domestic Violence Shelter

Mission:  provides food, shelter, clothing, and essential and supportive care in a safe and secure environment.

Services: Through an extensive referral network of resources in Adams and Wells Counties, assistance with basic needs are addressed, including: housing, employment, training and job placement, education and counseling; weekly support groups; domestic violence and safety planning; 

📍PO Box 253, Decatur, IN 46733

☏Office Phone:  1-877-728-9800

Email: ShelterMgrAWCC@gmail.com 

Center for Nonviolence 

Domestic Violence prevention and intervention education and support

Mission:  The Center for Nonviolence provides education, support, and advocacy to end domestic and other forms of violence while modeling equality and power sharing.

Services: women’s support and education programs; Mujeres Unidas; mother’s intervention program; women’s intervention program; batterer’s intervention program; anger management/violence intervention program for youth; critical thinking program for youth; FACES leadership school-based program to prevent violence among elementary school children; LGBTQ+ youth support group

📍235 West Creighton Avenue, Fort Wayne, Indiana, 46807-1311

☏260-456-4112

Fax: 260-456-1086

Email:  http://www.centerfornv.org/ContactUs.aspx 

Fort Wayne Sexual Assault Treatment Center 

sexual assault crisis center and medical facility

Mission: We listen and offer choices for healthcare needs, reporting options, and resources to begin a journey of healing. We are forensic nurses making a difference for victims of sexual assault in Northeast Indiana.

Services: medical forensic exams for children and adults; therapy referrals; information and referrals for college/university students and military personnel

Location: 1420 Kerrway Ct., Fort Wayne, IN 46805

☏260-423-2222

Fax: 260-423-2220

Email: info@fwsatc.org 

YSB of Wells County- Family Centered Services

📍1515 N Sutton Circle, Bluffton, IN 46714

Phone: 260-824-8574

Services: Under 18 Community Education, Safe Place, Outreach

Email: adial@fcs-inc.net

Allen County Sherrif's Department 

Non-Emergency Dispatch 

☏(260)-449-3000

Allen County Prosecutor's Office

Fort Wayne Victim Assistance Unit

☏(260) 427-1205 

 The Victim Assistance (VA) program of FWPD was established in 1981. The program provides comprehensive crime victim services to the City of Fort Wayne and surrounding communities. Advocates and volunteers passionately work to provide information to crime victims to reduce re-victimization as victims navigate through the criminal justice system. Primary and secondary crime victims receive direct services to help stabilize their lives and meet their immediate needs. The outreach program initiates contact to inform victims about available services and their rights as crime victims and survivors. Victim’s Assistance collaborates with a number of community and state agencies to provide training, community events and projects developed to address the emotional, physical, financial, social, spiritual, and cultural needs of crime victims.

Center for Nonviolence 

domestic violence prevention and intervention education and support

Mission:  The Center for Nonviolence provides education, support, and advocacy to end domestic and other forms of violence while modeling equality and power sharing.

Services: women’s support and education programs; Mujeres Unidas; mother’s intervention program; women’s intervention program; batterer’s intervention program; anger management/violence intervention program for youth; critical thinking program for youth; FACES leadership school-based program to prevent violence among elementary school children; LGBTQ+ youth support group

📍 235 West Creighton Avenue, Fort Wayne, Indiana, 46807-1311

 ☏260-456-4112

Fax: 260-456-1086

Email:  http://www.centerfornv.org/ContactUs.aspx 

Fort Wayne Sexual Assault Treatment Center 

sexual assault crisis center and medical facility

Mission: We listen and offer choices for healthcare needs, reporting options, and resources to begin a journey of healing. We are forensic nurses making a difference for victims of sexual assault in Northeast Indiana.

Services: medical forensic exams for children and adults; therapy referrals; information and referrals for college/university students and military personnel

📍 1420 Kerrway Ct., Fort Wayne, IN 46805

☏260-423-2222

Fax: 260-423-2220

Email: info@fwsatc.org 

YWCA of Northeast Indiana

Type: community center; domestic violence and sexual assault shelter and crisis center

Mission: YWCA Northeast Indiana is dedicated to eliminating racism, empowering women, and promoting peace, justice, freedom, and dignity for all.

Services: addition recovery; domestic violence services: safe shelter, a 24-hr domestic violence crisis line, case management, safety planning, advocacy and aftercare for anyone affected by domestic violence; sexual assault services: crisis intervention, counseling and support groups, 24-hr sexual assault crisis line; Dress for Success; free community education

📍 5920 Decatur Road, Fort Wayne, IN 46816

☏260.424.4908

Fax: 260.420.5202

Domestic Violence Crisis Line ☏  800.441.4073

Sexual Assault Crisis Line ☏ 260.426.7273

Email:  https://ywcanein.com/contact-us 

Indiana Institute of Technology – Wellness Clinic

Mission:  Indiana Tech takes pride and the utmost responsibility in the safety of our students and campus community. To help keep everyone safe, the following measures have been implemented. 

Service:   Primary counseling resource for students. Staffed by a licensed mental health counselor through Parkview and Nurse Practitioner 

📍 1600 E. Washington Blvd. Fort Wayne, IN 46803   

Email:  counseling@indianatech.edu 

Indiana State University – Title IX

Mission:  Indiana State University (ISU) is committed to fostering an educational environment free from discrimination, gender based harassment, and sexual harassment, including sexual misconduct, intimate partner violence, and stalking. 

Title IX Coordinator:    Stephannie Gambill  

📍  Indiana State University Rankin Hall, Room 426

Title IX Coordinator contact: ☏  (812) 237-8954 

Email:  ISU-equalopportunity-titleIX@mail.indstate.edu

Indiana State University – UAP Clinic – ISU Health Center

Services: Counselling, Therapy, Medical care

📍567 North 5th Street Terre Haute, IN 47809

☏ (812) 237-3883

Purdue University Fort Wayne – Health and Wellness Clinic

Mission: provide awareness and education for students and parents concerning sexual assault—what it is, including the legal perspective; what to do if it happens; where to go for support; and much more. 

Services: All medical services

📍 E Coliseum Blvd, Fort Wayne, IN 46805 – Walb Student Union, Room 234

☏ 260-481-5748

Purdue University Fort Wayne – Title IX 

Mission: Title IX helps to foster safe and respectful University environments that better protect students, faculty and staff from incidents of sex-based discrimination and sexual harassment, including sexual violence, relationship violence and abuse

Title IX co-ordinator: Christine M. Marcuccilli

📍Kettler Hall, Room 110P 2101 E. Coliseum Blvd. Fort Wayne, IN 46805-1499

☏ (260) 481-6109

Email: marcuccc@ipfw.edu

  Bartholomew County Sheriff's Department

 Non-Emergency Dispatch 

☏(812) 379-1689 

Bartholomew County Prosecutor 

☏(812) 379-1670 

ASSIST Indiana

Domestic violence and sexual violence crisis center

Mission: ASSIST Indiana provides Advocacy, Specialized Services, Interventions and Support to Trauma victims. Utilizing proven efforts through trauma informed care approach along with best practices, we eliminate the negative effects of violence in our community by serving victims and their loved ones directly.

Services: aftercare, therapy, counseling, community resource referral as well as crisis intervention, victim advocacy and case management

📍198 E. Jefferson Street, Franklin, IN 46131

☏ 317-739-4456

Email:  https://assistindiana.org/contact-us/ 

Jennings County Council on Domestic Violence

Domestic violence and sexual violence crisis center

Mission: Empowering those in crisis with the necessary information

and resources to stay safe and free from domestic violence.

Services: Harm assessment and education; Listening with a non-judgmental ear; Information and Referral; Outreach Materials; Court Advocacy including help filling out and filing Protective Orders; Community Education; Business and School Presentations; Support Group; emergency shelter

📍Not listed

☏ 812-346-1592

Email:  http://www.jccdv.org/contact.php 

Turning Point Domestic Violence Services

Domestic violence and sexual violence shelter and crisis center

Mission: to work towards the prevention and the elimination of dating and domestic violence. 

Services: 24hr crisis line; emergency shelter; transitional housing; Children’s program: Family case management, support groups, domestic violence education, safety planning, tutoring and school liaison services; non-residential services: goal setting and advocacy, danger assessments, information and referrals, domestic violence and sexual assault information, educational support groups, legal advocacy, case management, and individual safety planning; legal support; Servicios de albergue de emergencia; prevention programs and education for community and professionals; additional resources and referrals 

📍P.O. Box 103, Columbus, IN, 47202

☏ 812-379-5575

24hr Crisis Line: 1-800-221-6311

Benton County Sheriff Department 

Non-Emergency Dispatch (765) 884-0080

Benton County Prosecutor

☏(765) 884-1399

prosecutor@bentoncounty.in.gov 

Bauer Family Resources

📍 330 Fountain St, Lafayette, IN 47901

 ☏765-742-4848 x4017

Services: Under 18-Case Management

Contact: Melinda Pryor

Email: mpryor@bauerfamilyresources.org

Blackford County Sheriff Department 

Non-Emergency Dispatch (765) 348-0930 

Blackford County Prosecutor 

 (765) 348-7316 

A Better Way

Type:  domestic violence and sexual violence shelter and crisis center 

Mission:  To reduce domestic abuse, sexual assault and suicide in our community through shelter services, crisis intervention and prevention initiatives.

Services: shelter and services for victims of domestic violence and sexual assault, a walk-in Rape Crisis Center, advocacy, individual trauma-informed counseling, support groups, transitional housing, a 24-hour crisis line for persons in any type of crisis, education + referrals,  a suicide hotline, bullying, teen dating violence and domestic violence prevention programs, and a check-in call service for elderly or disabled homebound persons.

📍 Muncie, IN

Office Phone:   765-747-9107

24-Hr Crisis Line:  765-288-4357

Email: familynetw@aboutspecialkids.org

Fort Wayne Sexual Assault Treatment Center 

Type: sexual assault crisis center and medical facility

Mission: We listen and offer choices for healthcare needs, reporting options, and resources to begin a journey of healing. We are forensic nurses making a difference for victims of sexual assault in Northeast Indiana.

Services: medical forensic exams for children and adults; therapy referrals; information and referrals for college/university students and military personnel

📍 1420 Kerrway Ct., Fort Wayne, IN 46805

Phone:  260-423-2222

Fax: 260-423-2220

Email: info@fwsatc.org 

Boone County Sheriff Department 

Non-Emergency Dispatch (765) 482-1412 

Boone County Prosecutor 

(765) 482-6860 

Boone County Victim & Witness Program 

Domestic Violence Network

domestic and sexual violence education and capacity building organization

Mission: to change the culture that leads to domestic violence through advocacy, education, and collaboration in the community at large.

Services: community education, webinars, and requested trainings; education and technical assistance for schools, resources for parents, and education for youth; community action network; Baker One initiative to pre-emptively identify and prevent domestic violence; protective order assessments; Service Equality Task Force to ensure  LGBTQ+ inclusion in domestic and sexual violence prevention and intervention efforts; Higher Education Impact Team and Title IX education; resources and networking opportunities for advocates

📍  9245 N. Meridian Street, Suite 235, Indianapolis, IN 46260 

Phone: (317) 872-1086

Email:   https://dvnconnect.org/contact/ 

Family Crisis Center

domestic and sexual violence shelter & crisis center

Mission: To provide quality emergency shelter and transitional living in a supportive environment with prevention and intervention services while advocating for the rights of survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault

Services: 24 Hour Crisis Hotline; Case Management; Referral Services; Youth Services; Legal Advocacy; Sexual Assault Advocacy; Emergency shelter and transitional housing; Clothing Pantry; Weekly Support Group; Community Outreach and Education

📍PO Box 254, Crawfordsville, IN 47933

Phone: 1-800-370-4103

Email:  andyf@familycrisisshelter.org

Family Support Services of West Central Indiana 

family services; child maltreatment prevention and intervention; domestic and sexual violence crisis center

Mission: to prevent child abuse, neglect and domestic violence through education, guidance, intervention and supportive services.

Services: healthy families program with life skills and child care support; free child care (TOTS Time); youth council (CYCLE); court Advocacy; Protective Orders; Safe Shelter; Domestic Violence Education; Safety Plans; Referrals; Women’s, Teen’s and Children’s  Support Groups; On-going Support; Educational Groups and programming; prevention coalition

📍16 South Jackson Street, Greencastle, IN 46135

Phone: (765) 653-4820

Email:  https://fsswci.net/contact-us 

Sheltering Wings 

domestic violence shelter

Mission: Extending the love and compassion of Christ to people in circumstances of domestic abuse.

Services: emergency shelter; community and professional education; Men IN Action; Youth Council

📍  PO Box 92, Danville, IN 46122

Office Phone:  317-718-5460

Crisis Line: 317-745-1496

Email:  https://shelteringwings.org/stay-connected/ 

Brown County Sheriff Department 

   Non-Emergency Dispatch (812) 988-6655 

Brown County Prosecutor 

(812) 988-5470 or at adamst@browncounty-in.us

Desert Rose Foundation, Inc. 

domestic violence and sexual violence shelter and crisis center 

Mission: Desert Rose Foundation, Inc. is a faith-based nonprofit organization whose mission is to provide transitional shelter for victims of domestic violence and sexual assault, as well as the services needed to break the cycle of abuse in families.

Services: shelter for up to 2 years for women with or without children; free individual counselling for adults and children; case management and life skills development; Domestic and Youth Violence Education; Youth and Teen Support Groups; Youth Tutoring; community outreach and education

📍P.O. Box 1754, Martinsville, IN 46151

Phone: 765-342-7673

Email:  http://www.desertrose.cc/ContactUs.aspx 

Susie’sPlace

child advocacy center

Mission: To provide a neutral, child-friendly center to investigate alleged child abuse and neglect in Indiana, while keeping the comfort and safety of the child the first priority.

Services: Child and Family Advocacy; First Responder Training; Mental Health co-located in Avon and Bloomington; Forensic Medical Exams co-located in Bloomington; Darkness to Light Stewards of Children Child Sexual Abuse Prevention Trainings; Body Boundaries – body safety classes for elementary school students; Staying Safe in a Digital World – body/internet safety classes for middle and high school students; My Buddy Therapy Dog program

📍 365 S Park Ridge Road Ste. 103, Bloomington, IN 47401

Phone:  812-822-1570 

Email:  https://susiesplace.org/contact-us/ 

Turning Point Domestic Violence Services

Type: domestic violence and sexual violence shelter and crisis center

Mission: to work towards the prevention and the elimination of dating and domestic violence. 

Services: 24hr crisis line; emergency shelter; transitional housing; Children’s program: Family case management, support groups, domestic violence education, safety planning, tutoring and school liaison services; non-residential services: goal setting and advocacy, danger assessments, information and referrals, domestic violence and sexual assault information, educational support groups, legal advocacy, case management, and individual safety planning; legal support; Servicios de albergue de emergencia; prevention programs and education for community and professionals; additional resources and referrals 

📍P.O. Box 103, Columbus, IN, 47202

Office Phone: 812-379-5575

24hr Crisis Line: 1-800-221-6311

Carroll County Sheriff Department 

 Non-Emergency Dispatch (765) 564-2413

Carroll County Prosecutor  

(765) 564-4514

Bauer Family Resources

📍 330 Fountain St, Lafayette, IN 47901

Phone: 765-742-4848 x4017

Services: Under 18-Case Management

Contact: Melinda Pryor

Email: mpryor@bauerfamilyresources.org

Cass County Sheriff Department 

Non-Emergency Dispatch (574) 753-7800

Cass County Prosecutor 

(574) 753-7790

Cass County Advocate (located within the prosecutors office)

(574)753-7790

Cass County Domestic Violence Task Force

 📍 PO Box 1213  Logansport, IN

Phone:  574-722-2119

Cass County Domestic Violence Task Force provides support and assistance in a victim crisis situation.  This program strives for awareness and prevention and battles against domestic crime.  This program provides:  supportive services, 24 hour hotline, support group facilitation, help navigating the system with referrals.

Family Service Association of Howard County 

Type: domestic violence and sexual violence shelter and crisis center

Mission: To promote healthy families and empower vulnerable individuals and families through education, prevention, and crisis intervention programs.

Services: 24 hour crisis line; sexual assault advocates; child safety education programs; Teen Dating Violence Prevention Education; 45 day Crisis Shelter; Rapid Re-Housing Program; Weekly support groups; 1 on 1 case management services; healthy families education and baby care resources and support; Jackson Street Commons (permanent, supportive housing for chronically homeless veterans); youth substance abuse prevention; Prevent Child Abuse Howard County

📍 618 S. Main Street, Kokomo, IN 46901

Phone:  765.457.9313

Fax:  765.868.4122 

24-Hour Crisis Line: 877-482-4222

Email: artinot@fsahc.org

Logansport Hospital

Type: sexual assault medical facility

Services: sexual assault medical/forensic exam

📍 1101 Michigan Avenue Logansport, IN 46947

Phone: 574-753-1475

Clark County Sheriff Department 

   Non-Emergency Dispatch (812) 283-4471 

Clark County Prosecutor 

   (812) 285-6264 or at JMull@co.clark.in.us

Clark County Victims / Witness Services 

Clark Memorial Hospital

Type: sexual assault medical facility

Services: sexual assault medical/forensic exam, Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) available

📍1220 Missouri Avenue Jeffersonville, IN 47130

Phone: 812-282-6631

St. Catherine Regional Hospital

Type: sexual assault medical facility

Services: sexual assault medical/forensic exam, Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) available. 

📍 2200 Market Street Charlestown, IN 47111

Phone: 812-282-6631

The Center for Women and Families 

Type: domestic violence and sexual violence shelter and crisis center

Mission: The Center for Women and Families provides trauma-informed advocacy and support for individuals, families and communities affected by intimate partner violence and sexual assault.

Services: Crisis Response; Emergency Shelter and Transitional Housing; Sexual Assault Services; Advocacy and Support; Children’s Services; community and professional training; 

📍4919 Charlestown Road, New Albany, IN 47150

Office Phone: 812-944-6743

24-Hour Crisis Line: 1-844-237-2331

Email:  http://www.codaterrehaute.org/contact.html 

Clay County Sheriff Department 

   Non-Emergency Dispatch (812) 446-2535 

Clay County Prosecutor

   (812) 448-9028

Council on Domestic Abuse (CODA)

Type: domestic violence and sexual violence shelter and crisis center

Mission: the elimination of domestic abuse and sexual assault through societal change and the empowerment of abused individuals and their minor children.

Services: emergency shelter, legal advocacy, children’s programs, education for youth, teens, college/university students, businesses, providers, and educators, support services and resource referral, sexual assault victim advocacy, prevention education, internships

📍 Terre Haute, IN

24-Hour Crisis Line: 800-566-2632

Email:  http://www.codaterrehaute.org/contact.html 

Family Support Services of West Central Indiana 

Type:  family services; child maltreatment prevention and intervention; domestic and sexual violence crisis center

Mission: to prevent child abuse, neglect and domestic violence through education, guidance, intervention and supportive services.

Services: healthy families program with life skills and child care support; free child care (TOTS Time); youth council (CYCLE); court Advocacy; Protective Orders; Safe Shelter; Domestic Violence Education; Safety Plans; Referrals; Women’s, Teen’s and Children’s  Support Groups; On-going Support; Educational Groups and programming; prevention coalition

 📍16 South Jackson Street, Greencastle, IN 46135

Phone: (765) 653-4820

Email:  https://fsswci.net/contact-us 

Clinton County Sheriff Department 

   Non-Emergency Dispatch (765) 654-5563 

Clinton County Victim Assistance Program

   (765) 659-6351 

   *Spanish language support available

Clinton County Prosecutor’s Office

Type: Information/ referral services, legal advocacy 

Mission:  accompaniment to court, assist with completion of victim compensation fund form, assist with preparation of civil protective orders, prepare criminal no contact orders, prepare affidavits for court 

Services:  provide updates on cases, help with U-visas, translation, safety plans referrals to healthcare, law enforcement, shelter (if needed) 

📍 475 Courthouse Square, Frankfort, IN 46041

Phone: (765) 659-6350 or at prosecutor@clintonco.com

Bauer Family Resources

📍 330 Fountain St, Lafayette, IN 47901

Phone: 765-742-4848 x4017

Services: Under 18-Case Management

Contact: Melinda Pryor

Email: mpryor@bauerfamilyresources.org

St. Vincent Frankfort

Type: sexual assault medical facility

Services: sexual assault medical/forensic exam, Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) available.

📍1300 S. Jackson St. Frankfort, IN 46041

Phone: 765-656-3151

Crawford County Sheriff Department 

 Non-Emergency Dispatch (812) 338-2802

  715 Judicial Plaza, English IN 47118

Crawford County Prosecutor 

   (812) 338-3522   

Albion Fellows Bacon Center 

Type:  domestic violence and sexual violence shelter and crisis center 

Mission: Albion Fellows Bacon Center strategically works to prevent domestic and sexual violence and to empower victims through advocacy, education, support services, and collaborative partnerships. 

Services: legal advocacy, crisis advocacy, crisis response, support groups, emergency shelter for all genders as well as children, prevention education

📍 P.O. Box 3164, Evansville, IN 47731

Office Phone:   1-812-422-9372 

Domestic Violence 24-Hour Crisis Line: 1-812-422-5622

Sexual Assault 24-Hour Crisis Line: 1-812-424-7273

Crisis Connection, Inc.

Type:  domestic violence and sexual violence crisis center 

Mission: We promote individual accountability and respect to end domestic violence and sexual assault through confidential crisis intervention, victim advocacy, primary prevention education, and collaboration with community partners.

Direct Client Services: 24-Hour Hotline; Crisis Intervention/Counseling; Safety Planning; Assistance with Filing Protective Orders; Safe Housing Options; Limited Emergency Transportation; Support Groups; access to a Sexual Assault Response Team that includes an exam performed by a Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE); Personal Advocacy; Law Enforcement Advocacy; Medical Advocacy; Provide information/referral for Food, Rent Assistance, Back-to-School Supplies; Services to the Deaf; Emergency Translation Services; Pet Care Programs as appropriate; Victim Assistance Services

Educational Services: Batterer’s Intervention Program for Men and Domestic Abuse Intervention Program for Women who are violent; Primary Prevention Practices; School Curriculum (age-specific) on various topics; Speakers/Resources available for Youth-Serving Organizations, Clubs, Faith Communities, Parents, and other community entities; Professional Resources for educators, providers, and professionals; Natural Helpers Peer-Helping Program Facilitation; Coaching Boys into Men Program

📍P.O. Box 903, Jasper, IN  47547

Dubois County Office: 812.482.1555

Perry County Office: 812.547.8878

Pike County Office: 812.809.4495

Email:  info@crisisconnectioninc.org 

YWCA of Evansville

Type: community center; domestic violence and sexual assault shelter and crisis center

Mission: To eliminate racism, empower women, and promote peace, justice, freedom, and dignity for all.

Services: racial justice, economic justice, and women’s empowerment advocacy; domestic violence shelter; emergency shelter; residential recovery program; youth after school and mentoring program; elder fitness program

📍118 Vine Street, Evansville, IN 47708

Phone: (812) 422-1191

Fax: (812) 422-8705

Email:   ywca@ywcaevansville.org 

Daviess County Sheriff

812-254-1060

Daviess County Prosecutor

812-254-8673

Crisis Connection, Inc.

Type:  domestic violence and sexual violence crisis center 

Mission: We promote individual accountability and respect to end domestic violence and sexual assault through confidential crisis intervention, victim advocacy, primary prevention education, and collaboration with community partners.

Direct Client Services: 24-Hour Hotline; Crisis Intervention/Counseling; Safety Planning; Assistance with Filing Protective Orders; Safe Housing Options; Limited Emergency Transportation; Support Groups; access to a Sexual Assault Response Team that includes an exam performed by a Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE); Personal Advocacy; Law Enforcement Advocacy; Medical Advocacy; Provide information/referral for Food, Rent Assistance, Back-to-School Supplies; Services to the Deaf; Emergency Translation Services; Pet Care Programs as appropriate; Victim Assistance Services

Educational Services: Batterer’s Intervention Program for Men and Domestic Abuse Intervention Program for Women who are violent; Primary Prevention Practices; School Curriculum (age-specific) on various topics; Speakers/Resources available for Youth-Serving Organizations, Clubs, Faith Communities, Parents, and other community entities; Professional Resources for educators, providers, and professionals; Natural Helpers Peer-Helping Program Facilitation; Coaching Boys into Men Program

📍P.O. Box 903, Jasper, IN  47547

Dubois County Office: 812.482.1555

Perry County Office: 812.547.8878

Pike County Office: 812.809.4495

Email:  info@crisisconnectioninc.org 

Daviess Community Hospital

Type: sexual assault medical facility

Services: sexual assault medical/forensic exam, Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) available.

📍1314 Walnut Street Washington, IN 47501

Phone: 812-254-8876

Hope’s Voice of Knox County

Type: domestic violence and sexual violence crisis center

Mission: To work in partnership with other health, law enforcement and social service agencies to (1) effect comprehensive domestic and sexual violence prevention programs, and to (2) empower victims, survivors, and persons affected by domestic and sexual violence through confidential crisis intervention, education, and advocacy in Knox County.

Services: crisis counseling, safety planning, and advocacy

📍 105 Broadway St, Vincennes, Indiana

Office Phone: (812) 899-4673

Dearborn County Sheriff

Main Number (812) 537-8700

Toll Free (800) 543-1149

Dispatch (812) 537-3431

Dearborn County Prosecutor

Phone: (812) 537-8884

Fax: (812) 537-4295

Dearborn County Cares

Community Action Recovery Effort (CARE) is the Recovery Oriented System of Care for Dearborn County. It is a collaborative group of diverse stakeholders coming together to support community wellness and ensure a recovery-ready community.

Our Mission: Dearborn County is an educated and unified community where individuals and families can safely and easily access reliable services and lasting support towards hope, recovery and meaning in life.

Safe Passage, Inc. & Safe Place Sexual Assault Center 

Type: domestic violence and sexual violence crisis centers

Mission: to provide help, healing and hope to build a community free of domestic and sexual violence. Through extensive services and support to victims of domestic and sexual violence and innovative community based prevention programming, we strive to build safe, stable nurturing relationships and communities.

Services: safe shelter; File a Protective Order; Counseling and Support Groups; Legal Advocacy; Housing, Education, and Employment support; life skills training; domestic violence and sexual violence education; prevention education

📍 PO Box 235, Batesville, Indiana 47006

Sexual Violence Crisis Line:  1-877-733-1990

Domestic Violence Crisis Line:  1-812-933-1990 

Email:  https://safeplaceforhope.org/email 

Decatur County Sheriff

Dispatch: 812.222.4911

Administration: 812.663.8125

Decatur County Prosecutor Victim Assistance

(812) 663-8505 

150 Courthouse Square, 

Greensburg, IN 47240

prosecutor@decaturcounty.in.gov

Decatur County Memorial Hospital

Type: sexual assault medical facility

Services: sexual assault medical/forensic exam, Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) available.

📍 720 North Lincoln Street Greensburg, IN 47240-1398

Phone: 812-663-1273

Jennings County Council on Domestic Violence

Type: domestic violence and sexual violence crisis center

Mission: Empowering those in crisis with the necessary information

and resources to stay safe and free from domestic violence.

Services: Harm assessment and education; Listening with a non-judgmental ear; Information and Referral; Outreach Materials; Court Advocacy including help filling out and filing Protective Orders; Community Education; Business and School Presentations; Support Group; emergency shelter

Phone: 812-346-1592

Email:  http://www.jccdv.org/contact.php 

New Directions 

Type: domestic violence shelter and crisis center

Mission: To increase social consciousness about domestic violence and to assist individual victims by helping them break free from the cycle of physical and emotional abuse.

Services: Emergency shelter; Danger/lethality assessment; Crisis intervention services; Case management; Food and clothing; Safety planning; domestic violence education; Emergency cell phones; Emergency local transportation; Mobile advocacy; Life planning and goal setting assistance for long-term self sufficiency; Job skills training; Parenting skills; Resources and referrals; Assistance with orders of protection; Court accompaniment/advocacy; Resources and referrals

📍108 S Broadway, Greensburg, IN 47240

Office Phone: (812) 662-8223

24hr Crisis Line:  (812) 662-8822 

Email:  ndirect@etczone.com 

Turning Point Domestic Violence Services

Type: domestic violence and sexual violence shelter and crisis center

Mission: to work towards the prevention and the elimination of dating and domestic violence. 

Services: 24hr crisis line; emergency shelter; transitional housing; Children’s program: Family case management, support groups, domestic violence education, safety planning, tutoring and school liaison services; non-residential services: goal setting and advocacy, danger assessments, information and referrals, domestic violence and sexual assault information, educational support groups, legal advocacy, case management, and individual safety planning; legal support; Servicios de albergue de emergencia; prevention programs and education for community and professionals; additional resources and referrals 

📍 P.O. Box 103, Columbus, IN, 47202

Office Phone: 812-379-5575

24hr Crisis Line: 1-800-221-6311

Dekalb County Sheriff

📍215 E Eighth St, Auburn, IN 46706

(260) 925-3365 Ext 3

Dekalb County Assistance

Dekalb County Prosecutor Office

📍100 S Main St Courthouse, Auburn, IN 46706

Phone: (260) 925-1646

Center for Nonviolence 

Type: domestic violence prevention and intervention education and support

Mission:  The Center for Nonviolence provides education, support, and advocacy to end domestic and other forms of violence while modeling equality and power sharing.

Services: women’s support and education programs; Mujeres Unidas; mother’s intervention program; women’s intervention program; batterer’s intervention program; anger management/violence intervention program for youth; critical thinking program for youth; FACES leadership school-based program to prevent violence among elementary school children; LGBTQ+ youth support group

📍 235 West Creighton Avenue, Fort Wayne, Indiana, 46807-1311

Phone:  260-456-4112

Fax: 260-456-1086

Email:  http://www.centerfornv.org/ContactUs.aspx 

Fort Wayne Sexual Assault Treatment Center 

Type: sexual assault crisis center and medical facility

Mission: We listen and offer choices for healthcare needs, reporting options, and resources to begin a journey of healing. We are forensic nurses making a difference for victims of sexual assault in Northeast Indiana.

Services: medical forensic exams for children and adults; therapy referrals; information and referrals for college/university students and military personnel

 📍1420 Kerrway Ct., Fort Wayne, IN 46805

Phone:  260-423-2222

Fax: 260-423-2220

Email: info@fwsatc.org 

YWCA of Northeast Indiana

Type: community center; domestic violence and sexual assault shelter and crisis center

Mission: YWCA Northeast Indiana is dedicated to eliminating racism, empowering women, and promoting peace, justice, freedom, and dignity for all.

Services: addition recovery; domestic violence services: safe shelter, a 24-hr domestic violence crisis line, case management, safety planning, advocacy and aftercare for anyone affected by domestic violence; sexual assault services: crisis intervention, counseling and support groups, 24-hr sexual assault crisis line; Dress for Success; free community education

📍5920 Decatur Road, Fort Wayne, IN 46816

Phone: 260.424.4908

Fax: 260.420.5202

Domestic Violence Crisis Line: 800.441.4073

Sexual Assault Crisis Line: 260.426.7273

Email:  https://ywcanein.com/contact-us 

Delaware County Sheriff

Office (765) 747-7885 

Dispatch (765) 747-7878

Delaware County Victim Assistance
Victim Advocate Program
📍300 N. High St., Muncie, IN 47304

Phone 765-747-4777

Fax: 765-286-3566

vap@munciepolice.org

Delaware County Prosecuting Attorney

📍3100 S Tillotson Ave Suite 270, Muncie, IN 47302

Phone: 765-747-7801

Allies, Inc.

📍3421 N Park Ave., Indianapolis, IN 46205

Ages: Under 18

County(s): Marion, Johnson, Delaware

Services: Specializes in HT* Support Groups, Mentoring

Contact: Jessica Evans

Email: jessica@allies-inc.org

Phone: 317-782-5535

A Better Way

Type:  domestic violence and sexual violence shelter and crisis center 

Mission:  To reduce domestic abuse, sexual assault and suicide in our community through shelter services, crisis intervention and prevention initiatives.

Services: shelter and services for victims of domestic violence and sexual assault, a walk-in Rape Crisis Center, advocacy, individual trauma-informed counseling, support groups, transitional housing, a 24-hour crisis line for persons in any type of crisis, education + referrals,  a suicide hotline, bullying, teen dating violence and domestic violence prevention programs, and a check-in call service for elderly or disabled homebound persons.

📍Muncie, IN

Office Phone:   765-747-9107

24-Hr Crisis Line:  765-288-4357

Email: familynetw@aboutspecialkids.org

Delaware County Victim Assistance

Type:  domestic violence and sexual violence legal support 

Mission:  The Victim Advocate Program seeks to provide a variety of services to victims of violent crime through referrals, advocacy, and support.

Services: Crisis Intervention; Guidance; Case status; Emotional Support; Accompany victims to court; Assistance in filing a protective order; Assistance in filing for victim compensation

📍 300 N. High St., Muncie, IN 47304

Phone: 765.747.4777

Fax: 765.286.3599

Email: vap@cityofmuncie.com 

IU Ball Memorial

Type: sexual assault medical facility

Services: sexual assault medical/forensic exam, Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) available.

📍 2401 W. University Avenue Muncie, IN 47303

Phone: 765-751-1720

Ball State University Police 

Phone: (765) 285-1111  

Ball State University – Title IX

Type: Campus Sexual Assault Resource Center 

Mission:   Ball State University is committed to assisting students in providing safety and security.

Services: resources available for educating employees and students on the definition, nature, evidence and consequences of sexual discrimination, sexual harassment and sexual violence 

📍Administration Building (AD) Muncie, IN 47306 

TITLE IX Coordinator: Katie Slabaugh 

Phone: 765-285-1545 

Email:  kslabaugh@bsu.edu 

Ball State University Office of Victim Services

Mission: The Office of Victim Services (OVS) exists to give Ball State Students inclusive, survivor centered support, through confidential advocacy 

📍1500 W. Neely Health Center, Room 205 Muncie, IN 47306

Hours: 8 a.m.-5 p.m.

Phone: 765-285-7844

Crisis hotline(24-hour/confidential): 765-288-HELP 

Fax: 765-285-9063 

Email: ovs@bsu.edu

 Ball State University – Student Health Center

Mission is to aid the diverse community at Ball State University in achieving physical and mental well being by offering quality acute healthcare, preventative screenings and patient education.  

📍1500 W. Neely Avenue Muncie, Indiana 47306

Phone: 765-285-8431

Fax: 765-285-1103 

Email: healthcenter@bsu.edu

Dubois County Sheriff

Phone: (812) 482-3522

Fax: (812) 482-9434

Non-Emergency Dispatch

(812) 482-9111

Dubois County Prosecutor Office

(812)482-5725

(812)482-5736

Dubois County Prosecuting Attorney

📍602 Main Street, 2nd Floor  Jasper, IN 47546

Albion Fellows Bacon Center

Type:  domestic violence and sexual violence shelter and crisis center 

Mission: Albion Fellows Bacon Center strategically works to prevent domestic and sexual violence and to empower victims through advocacy, education, support services, and collaborative partnerships. 

Services: legal advocacy, crisis advocacy, crisis response, support groups, emergency shelter for all genders as well as children, prevention education

📍P.O. Box 3164, Evansville, IN 47731

Office Phone:   1-812-422-9372 

Domestic Violence 24-Hour Crisis Line: 1-812-422-5622

Sexual Assault 24-Hour Crisis Line: 1-812-424-7273

Email: info@albionfellowsbacon.org

Crisis Connection, Inc.

Type:  domestic violence and sexual violence crisis center 

Mission: We promote individual accountability and respect to end domestic violence and sexual assault through confidential crisis intervention, victim advocacy, primary prevention education, and collaboration with community partners.

Direct Client Services: 24-Hour Hotline; Crisis Intervention/Counseling; Safety Planning; Assistance with Filing Protective Orders; Safe Housing Options; Limited Emergency Transportation; Support Groups; access to a Sexual Assault Response Team that includes an exam performed by a Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE); Personal Advocacy; Law Enforcement Advocacy; Medical Advocacy; Provide information/referral for Food, Rent Assistance, Back-to-School Supplies; Services to the Deaf; Emergency Translation Services; Pet Care Programs as appropriate; Victim Assistance Services

Educational Services: Batterer’s Intervention Program for Men and Domestic Abuse Intervention Program for Women who are violent; Primary Prevention Practices; School Curriculum (age-specific) on various topics; Speakers/Resources available for Youth-Serving Organizations, Clubs, Faith Communities, Parents, and other community entities; Professional Resources for educators, providers, and professionals; Natural Helpers Peer-Helping Program Facilitation; Coaching Boys into Men Program

📍P.O. Box 903, Jasper, IN  47547

Dubois County Office: 812.482.1555

Perry County Office: 812.547.8878

Pike County Office: 812.809.4495

Email:  info@crisisconnectioninc.org 

Memorial Hospital

Type: sexual assault medical facility

Services: sexual assault medical/forensic exam, Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) available.

📍 800 W 9th Street Jasper, IN 47546

Phone: 812-482-0323

YWCA of Evansville

Type: community center; domestic violence and sexual assault shelter and crisis center

Mission: To eliminate racism, empower women, and promote peace, justice, freedom, and dignity for all.

Services: racial justice, economic justice, and women’s empowerment advocacy; domestic violence shelter; emergency shelter; residential recovery program; youth after school and mentoring program; elder fitness program

📍118 Vine Street, Evansville, IN 47708

Phone: (812) 422-1191

Fax: (812) 422-8705

Email:   ywca@ywcaevansville.org 

Elkhart County Sheriff Department 

Non-Emergency Dispatch (574) 533-4151

 📍  26861 Co Rd. 26, Elkhart, IN 46517 

Elkhart County Prosecutor 

 (574) 296-1888

📍301 S Main St., Suite 100, Elkhart, IN 46156 

Elkhart County Victim’s Assistance 

The staff at Victim Assistance is available to assist all victims of crime regardless of the dollar amount of the loss. For victims we serve as a liaison between the Prosecutor's Office and local law enforcement agencies providing case updates and information. We are able to make referrals to many different agencies in an effort to ease the pain of either a personal or property crime. Our referrals can be to a counseling agency, Violent Crimes Compensation, Women's Shelter or many others. In some cases the staff at Victim Assistance is just a friendly ear to listen to problems that victims are having and provide them information and guidance about the criminal justice system. There are no fees for our services.

Bashor Children’s Home

📍62226 CR 15, Goshen, IN 46527

Phone: 574-875-5117 x2501

Ages: Under 18

Services: Residential, Emergency Shelter, Outpatient Counseling

Email: lharrington@bashor.org

Fort Wayne Sexual Assault Treatment Center 

Type: sexual assault crisis center and medical facility

Mission: We listen and offer choices for healthcare needs, reporting options, and resources to begin a journey of healing. We are forensic nurses making a difference for victims of sexual assault in Northeast Indiana.

Services: medical forensic exams for children and adults; therapy referrals; information and referrals for college/university students and military personnel

📍1420 Kerrway Ct., Fort Wayne, IN 46805

Phone:  260-423-2222

Fax: 260-423-2220

Email: info@fwsatc.org 

YWCA of North Central Indiana 

Type: community center; domestic violence and sexual assault shelter and crisis center

Mission: YWCA is dedicated to eliminating racism, empowering women and promoting peace, justice, freedom and dignity for all.

Services: Financial Literacy; Getting Ahead Classes/Bridges Out of Poverty; Securing and Keeping a Job; 24 hour crisis line; Healing Pathways Domestic Violence Program; substance abuse intervention program; teen dating violence prevention education; services for women who are sexual assault survivors including: emergency shelter, lethality assessments, food, clothing, and personal necessities, case management, legal advocacy, sexual assault counseling, childcare during programming, advocacy and referrals, access to healthcare services, outreach concerning sexual assault and date rape; non-residential services for men who are survivors of sexual assault

📍1102 S. Fellows Street, South Bend, IN 46601

Phone:  (574) 233-9491

Fax: (574) 233-9616

Email:  ywca@ywcancin.org 

Anabaptist Mennonite Biblical Seminary Title IX

Type: Campus Sexual Assault Resource Center

Mission:   committed to assisting all members of the AMBS community in providing for their own safety and security. 

Services: resources available for educating employees and students on the definition, nature, evidence and consequences of sexual discrimination, sexual harassment and sexual violence 

📍 3003 Benham Ave, Elkhart, IN, 46517 

TITLE IX Coordinator:  Daniel Grimes  

Phone:   574-296-6266 

Email:   dbgrimes@ambs.edu 

Goshen College – Campus resource

Mission: Goshen College also offers a confidential support group, the Survivor Support Network, that meets weekly in the evenings for discussion, self-care, and support. 

Services: Immediate safety and support, so reaching out to any Goshen College employee, including a resident assistant or club leader, can connect you to the help you need. 

📍1700 South Main Street Goshen, Indiana 46526 

Phone:  (574) 535-7000 

Email:  ssn@goshen.edu

Goshen College – Title IX

Mission: The purposes of this policy include Prohibiting all forms of sexual misconduct, Providing options for addressing and resolving complaints of sexual misconduct. 

Title IX Coordinator:   Beth Martin Birky 

📍 Administration Building Room 13 

Title IX Coordinator contact:  (574) 535-7465 

Email:  bethmb@goshen.edu

Fayette County Sheriff Department

Phone (765) 825-1110  

zjones@co.fayette.in.us - Sheriff Contact 

Fayette County Prosecutor

(765) 825-3251 or at prosecutor@co.fayette.in.us 

Fayette County Victims Assistance

(765) 827-5227, (765) 825-2778, or at casa@co.fayette.in.us 

Our Mission: To assure that every child’s voice will be heard in court & to ensure a safe home for abused and neglected children. 

Floyd County Sheriff Department 

Non-Emergency Dispatch (812) 948-5400 

Floyd County Prosecutor 

 Criminal Division (812) 948-5422

Floyd County Victim’s Assistance 

Contact through Prosecutor Office 

Family & Children’s Place Child Advocacy Center 

(502) 893-9300, Ext. 311 - 

📍 New Albany, Indiana 

Since 1883, Family & Children’s Place has been a critical presence in Louisville. For over 135 years, we’ve helped our most vulnerable citizens — children, whose lives we’ve often saved from abuse and neglect. We are here because we believe in this city. We are here because we believe in the promise and power of working together to make life richer; to improve society; to help children become strong again; to defend those in need; and above all, to contribute to the health of our city’s future.

Floyd Memorial Hospital

Type: sexual assault medical facility

Services: sexual assault medical/forensic exam, Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) available.

📍1850 State Street New Albany, IN 47150

Phone: 812-948-7484

The Center for Women and Families 

Type: domestic violence and sexual violence shelter and crisis center

Mission: The Center for Women and Families provides trauma-informed advocacy and support for individuals, families and communities affected by intimate partner violence and sexual assault.

Services: Crisis Response; Emergency Shelter and Transitional Housing; Sexual Assault Services; Advocacy and Support; Children’s Services; community and professional training; 

📍4919 Charlestown Road, New Albany, IN 47150

Office Phone: 812-944-6743

24-Hour Crisis Line: 1-844-237-2331

Email:  http://www.codaterrehaute.org/contact.html 

Indiana University – Southeast – Center for Women and Families

Mission : help victims of intimate partner abuse or sexual violence to become survivors through supportive services, community education and cooperative partnerships that foster hope, promote self-sufficiency and rebuild lives.

📍4919 Charlestown Rd New Albany, IN 47150

Crisis Line: (812) 944-6743

University Police: (812) 941-2400 

Fountain County Sheriff 

Non-Emergency Dispatch (765) 793-3545 

Fountain County Prosecutor 

(765) 793-6250 

Beyond the Violence by Valley Oaks Health 

Type: domestic violence and sexual assault crisis center 

Mission: We listen and offer choices for healthcare needs, reporting options, and resources to begin a journey of healing. We are forensic nurses making a difference for victims of sexual assault in Northeast Indiana.

Services: Prevention education; Therapy; Case management; Support group at the local women’s safe house; Domestic violence/sexual assault advocacy 24 hours a day; Legal advocacy; Access to the 911 cell phone program; Assistance with writing protection orders

📍 41 North Long Avenue, Attica, IN, 47918

Crisis Line:  (800) 859-5553

Phone:  (765) 762-6187

Fax: (765) 762-6188

Email: https://valleyoaks.org/contact/

Bauer Family Resources

📍 330 Fountain St, Lafayette, IN 47901

Phone: 765-742-4848 x4017

Services: Under 18-Case Management

Contact: Melinda Pryor

Email: mpryor@bauerfamilyresources.org

Family Crisis Center

Type:  domestic and sexual violence shelter & crisis center

Mission: To provide quality emergency shelter and transitional living in a supportive environment with prevention and intervention services while advocating for the rights of survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault

Services: 24 Hour Crisis Hotline; Case Management; Referral Services; Youth Services; Legal Advocacy; Sexual Assault Advocacy; Emergency shelter and transitional housing; Clothing Pantry; Weekly Support Group; Community Outreach and Education

📍PO Box 254, Crawfordsville, IN 47933

Phone: 1-800-370-4103

Email:  andyf@familycrisisshelter.org

Hope Springs Safe House

Type:  domestic violence shelter

Mission: To provide an accepting, loving, home environment in the Spirit of Jesus where residents can recover from the effects of domestic violence. 

Services: Emergency shelter; transitional housing; resources and referrals

📍 PO Box 244,  Attica, IN 47918

Phone:  765.764.5212

Email:  HopeSprings076@gmail.com 

Franklin County Sheriff Department 

Non-Emergency Dispatch (765) 647-4138

sheriff@franklincounty.in.gov

Franklin County Prosecutor 

(765) 647-3589 or at prosecutor@franklincounty.in.gov 

Safe Passage, Inc. & Safe Place Sexual Assault Center 

Type: domestic violence and sexual violence crisis centers

Mission: to provide help, healing and hope to build a community free of domestic and sexual violence. Through extensive services and support to victims of domestic and sexual violence and innovative community based prevention programming, we strive to build safe, stable nurturing relationships and communities.

Services: safe shelter; File a Protective Order; Counseling and Support Groups; Legal Advocacy; Housing, Education, and Employment support; life skills training; domestic violence and sexual violence education; prevention education

📍PO Box 235, Batesville, Indiana 47006

Sexual Violence Crisis Line:  1-877-733-1990

Domestic Violence Crisis Line:  1-812-933-1990 

Email:  https://safeplaceforhope.org/email 

Fulton County Sheriff Department

(574) 223-2819 

Fulton County Prosecutor

(574) 223-6147 

Fort Wayne Sexual Assault Treatment Center 

Type: sexual assault crisis center and medical facility

Mission: We listen and offer choices for healthcare needs, reporting options, and resources to begin a journey of healing. We are forensic nurses making a difference for victims of sexual assault in Northeast Indiana.

Services: medical forensic exams for children and adults; therapy referrals; information and referrals for college/university students and military personnel

📍 1420 Kerrway Ct., Fort Wayne, IN 46805

Phone:  260-423-2222

Fax: 260-423-2220

Email: info@fwsatc.org 

The Beaman Home 

Type:  domestic violence shelter and crisis center  

Mission: to provide shelter, education and confidential services to survivors of domestic violence, and sexual assault.

Services: Emergency shelter and rapid re-housing program; case management; legal advocacy; support for those still living with harmful partners and those who have left harmful partners; counseling; self-sufficiency education; SYNC Up! youth healing program; 

📍 533 N. Niles Avenue, South Bend, IN  46617

Office Phone: (574) 267-7701

24hr Crisis Line: 877-725-9363

Email:  https://www.thebeamanhome.com/contact-us/ 

The Casie Center

Child advocacy center 

Mission: The CASIE Center provides a comprehensive and coordinated multidisciplinary team approach to the problem of child abuse, with a particular emphasis on sexual abuse. The goal of the Center is to provide a safe, supportive, child-friendly environment for child victims of abuse and neglect, their families, and the multidisciplinary professionals who investigate and address these problems.

Services: Forensic interviews; medical clinic with pediatric sexual assault nurse examiners (SANEs); prevention of educational neglect program

📍533 N. Niles Avenue, South Bend, IN  46617

Phone:   (574) 282-1414

Email:   https://www.casiecenter.org/contact-us 

Gibson County Sheriff Department 

(812) 385-3496

Gibson County Prosecutor 

(812) 385-5497 or at info@gibsoncountyprosecutor.com 

Gibson County Victim Assistance 

(812) 385-5270

We are a social services agency in cooperation with the Gibson County Prosecutor’s Office. We are funded by a grant from the Department of Justice through the Indiana Criminal Justice Institute. Anyone who suffers as a result of criminal activity is considered a victim, regardless of the seriousness of the case. IF you are a victim of a crime and need assistance, please contact our victim’s advocate.

Albion Fellows Bacon Center 

Type:  domestic violence and sexual violence shelter and crisis center 

Mission: Albion Fellows Bacon Center strategically works to prevent domestic and sexual violence and to empower victims through advocacy, education, support services, and collaborative partnerships. 

Services: legal advocacy, crisis advocacy, crisis response, support groups, emergency shelter for all genders as well as children, prevention education

📍P.O. Box 3164, Evansville, IN 47731

Office Phone:   1-812-422-9372 

Domestic Violence 24-Hour Crisis Line: 1-812-422-5622

Sexual Assault 24-Hour Crisis Line: 1-812-424-7273

Email: info@albionfellowsbacon.org

Gibson General Hospital

Type: sexual assault medical facility

Services: sexual assault medical/forensic exam, Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) available.

📍 1808 Sherman Drive Princeton, IN 47670

Phone: 812-385-9364

YWCA of Evansville

Type: community center; domestic violence and sexual assault shelter and crisis center

Mission: To eliminate racism, empower women, and promote peace, justice, freedom, and dignity for all.

Services: racial justice, economic justice, and women’s empowerment advocacy; domestic violence shelter; emergency shelter; residential recovery program; youth after school and mentoring program; elder fitness program

 📍118 Vine Street, Evansville, IN 47708

Phone: (812) 422-1191

Fax: (812) 422-8705

Email:   ywca@ywcaevansville.org 

Grant County Sheriff Department 

 Non-Emergency Dispatch (765) 668-8168 

Grant County Prosecutor

(765) 664-0739 or at shunt@grantcounty.net 

Grant County, City of Marion Victim Advocate 

(765) 662-9981 or at twolf@cityofmarion.in.gov 

Indiana Wesleyan University Police Department 

Emergency Number (765) 677- 4911 

Office Number (765) 677-2109 or at campuspolice@iwu.edu 

📍Barnes Student Center, Room 148 

Indiana Wesleyan University – Title IX

Mission:  IWU has a Title IX Coordinator and a team of Deputy Title IX Coordinators to ensure compliance with the legislation, investigate complaints of harassment, discrimination, and other sex-based complaints from students, staff, and faculty.

Title IX coordinator:  NEIL RUSH

📍Maxwell Center for Business & Leadership, Suite 212

Phone: 765.677.2175

Email: neil.rush@indwes.edu

Taylor University Title IX Office 

Mission: Taylor University takes discrimination and sexual violence very seriously. Any report or question regarding Title IX or the University’s policy, which prohibits discrimination, harassment, sexual misconduct, and relationship violence, should be directed to one of the Title IX officers listed below.

Title IX Coordinator: Abbey Boyd 

📍 Sickler Hall, Lower Level 

Phone Number:(765) 998-5338 

Email: titleix@taylor.edu 

Taylor University Police Department 

(765) 998-5395 or (765) 998-5555

Location: Boren Campus Center

Family Service Society, Inc. 

Type: family wellness center; therapy center; child maltreatment center; domestic violence and sexual assault crisis center (survivor support and treatment for adults and children who cause harm)

Mission: Family Service Society, Inc. exists to encourage, empower and educate children, adults and families to change their lives for good.

Services: General Clinical Programs/Family Focused Therapy; assessment of child maltreatment; Employee Assistance Programs (EAP); Managed Care Services (MCS) for companies and organizations; treatment for sexually abusive adults and children; home-based case management; substance abuse treatment program; school based services

📍123 W. Hill St, Wabash, IN 46992

Domestic Violence Emergency Hotline: 765-664-0701

Office Phone:  765-662-9971

Email:  famservices@famservices.com 

Fort Wayne Sexual Assault Treatment Center 

Type: sexual assault crisis center and medical facility

Mission: We listen and offer choices for healthcare needs, reporting options, and resources to begin a journey of healing. We are forensic nurses making a difference for victims of sexual assault in Northeast Indiana.

Services: medical forensic exams for children and adults; therapy referrals; information and referrals for college/university students and military personnel

📍 1420 Kerrway Ct., Fort Wayne, IN 46805

Phone:  260-423-2222

Fax: 260-423-2220

Email: info@fwsatc.org 

Marion General

Type: sexual assault medical facility

Services: sexual assault medical/forensic exam, Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) available.

📍441 N. Wabash Ave Marion, IN 46952

Phone: 765-660-6900

YSB of Wells County- Family Centered Services

📍1515 N Sutton Circle, Bluffton, IN 46714

Ages: Under 18

County(s): Adams, Grant, Wells

Services: Community Education, Safe Place, Outreach

Contact: Angie Dial

Email: adial@fcs-inc.net

Phone: 260-824-8574

Greene County Sheriff Department

Non Emergency Dispatch (812) 384-4411

Greene County

   (812) 384-4998 

Greene County Victim Assistance 

victimadvocate@co.greene.in.us 

Our Mission: The mission of the Greene County Prosecutor’s Office Victim Advocacy Program is to advocate for and promote the rights and interest of victims, families and communities affected by crime in all facets of the criminal court system while addressing their needs caused by the trauma of victimization. It is through this mission statement that our program is designed and implemented with an expected result of facilitating the healing process of all victims.

MiddleWayHouse

Type:  domestic violence and sexual violence shelter and crisis center

Mission: to empower survivors of domestic abuse, sexual violence, and human trafficking through a wide range of supportive services and advocacy.

Services: emergency shelter; sexual violence support services; legal advocacy support and educational groups; transitional housing; prevention programs; human trafficking support services

📍 87 East Spring Street, Bloomfield, IN 47424

Transitional Housing: 401 S. Washington, Bloomington, IN 47401

24hr Crisis Line: (812) 336-0846

Phone:  (812) 384-8769 

Fax:  (812) 384-8769 

Email:  communications@middlewayhouse.org

Hamilton County Sheriff Department 

Non-Emergency Dispatch (317) 776-1282 

Hamilton County Prosecutor 

(317) 776-8595 or at prosecutor@hamiltoncounty.in.gov 

Alternatives, Inc.

Type:  domestic violence and sexual violence shelter and crisis center  

Mission: Alternatives Incorporated strives to eradicate domestic and sexual violence through education, prevention, and intervention in Central Indiana.

Services: pre-school program, after-school weekday program during the summer, on-site pet sheltering, provider training, prevention education for teens, bystander intervention training for alcohol-serving establishments, Emergency shelter, Transitional Housing (for a maximum of two years), 24-Hour crisis call center, 24-Hour crisis response team, Emergency and essential transportation, Case management and ancillary services, Sexual assault intervention and treatment, Support, referral, and advocacy for victims of domestic and sexual violence

📍 Anderson, IN

24-Hour Crisis Line: (866) 593-9999

Email:  https://www.alternativesdv.org/contact 

Beacon of Hope Crisis Center 

Type: domestic violence and sexual violence crisis center

Mission: Alternatives Incorporated strives to eradicate domestic and sexual violence through education, prevention, and intervention in Central Indiana.

Services: Crisis Call Advocacy Support and Referral Services, Criminal Justice advocate support, Domestic Violence Advocacy, Economic Sustainability Program, Foster Pet Program, Prevention Empowerment Program, Sexual Assault Advocacy, Purple Sneakers Outreach and Education Program

📍  6920 S. East Street, Suite B, Indianapolis, IN 46227

Office Phone: 317-731-6131

Crisis Line: 317-731-6140

Fax:  317-731-6132

Email:   https://www.beaconofhopeindy.org/contact.html 

Domestic Violence Network

Type:  domestic and sexual violence education and capacity building organization

Mission: to change the culture that leads to domestic violence through advocacy, education, and collaboration in the community at large.

Services: community education, webinars, and requested trainings; education and technical assistance for schools, resources for parents, and education for youth; community action network; Baker One initiative to pre-emptively identify and prevent domestic violence; protective order assessments; Service Equality Task Force to ensure  LGBTQ+ inclusion in domestic and sexual violence prevention and intervention efforts; Higher Education Impact Team and Title IX education; resources and networking opportunities for advocates

📍 9245 N. Meridian Street, Suite 235, Indianapolis, IN 46260 

Phone: (317) 872-1086

Email: https://dvnconnect.org/contact/ 

Prevail, Inc.

Type: child advocacy center; domestic violence and sexual violence crisis center

Mission: Prevail strives to empower victims of crime and abuse on their path to healing, while engaging the community to support safe, healthy relationships.

Adult Services: sexual assault advocacy; 24 Hour Crisis Intervention; Protective Order Assistance; Domestic Violence Program; Sexual Assault Program; Secondary Victim Services; Self-Sufficiency Services; Court Support; Victim Notification Services; training for professionals, educators, providers; resources and information

Child Services: Family Violence Program; sexual assault support for children and teens; Teen Dating Violence support; Safe Dates Curriculum; Child Advocacy Center; service and therapy dog (Odle) with command of verbal, hand, and ASL words

📍 1100 S. 9th Street, Suite 100 Noblesville, IN 46060

Crisis Line: 317-776-3472 

Office Phone: 317-773-6942

Fax: 317-776-3448

Email:  prevail@prevailinc.com 

Hancock County Sheriff 

 Non-Emergency Dispatch (317) 477-4400

 📍 398 Malcolm Grass Way, Greenfield, IN 46140 

Hancock County Prosecutor 

(317) 477-1139 or at pa@hancockcoingov.org 

📍  233 E. Main Street, Greenfield, IN 46140 

Hancock County Victim Assistance Program provided through Alternatives, Inc.

Alternatives, Inc.

Type:  domestic violence and sexual violence shelter and crisis center  

Mission: Alternatives Incorporated strives to eradicate domestic and sexual violence through education, prevention, and intervention in Central Indiana.

Services: pre-school program, after-school weekday program during the summer, on-site pet sheltering, provider training, prevention education for teens, bystander intervention training for alcohol-serving establishments, Emergency shelter, Transitional Housing (for a maximum of two years), 24-Hour crisis call center, 24-Hour crisis response team, Emergency and essential transportation, Case management and ancillary services, Sexual assault intervention and treatment, Support, referral, and advocacy for victims of domestic and sexual violence

📍  Anderson, IN

24-Hour Crisis Line: (866) 593-9999

Email:  https://www.alternativesdv.org/contact 

Beacon of Hope Crisis Center 

Type: domestic violence and sexual violence crisis center

Mission: Alternatives Incorporated strives to eradicate domestic and sexual violence through education, prevention, and intervention in Central Indiana.

Services: Crisis Call Advocacy Support and Referral Services, Criminal Justice advocate support, Domestic Violence Advocacy, Economic Sustainability Program, Foster Pet Program, Prevention Empowerment Program, Sexual Assault Advocacy, Purple Sneakers Outreach and Education Program

📍 6920 S. East Street, Suite B, Indianapolis, IN 46227

Office Phone: 317-731-6131

Crisis Line: 317-731-6140

Fax:  317-731-6132

Email:   https://www.beaconofhopeindy.org/contact.html 

Domestic Violence Network

Type:  domestic and sexual violence education and capacity building organization

Mission: to change the culture that leads to domestic violence through advocacy, education, and collaboration in the community at large.

Services: community education, webinars, and requested trainings; education and technical assistance for schools, resources for parents, and education for youth; community action network; Baker One initiative to pre-emptively identify and prevent domestic violence; protective order assessments; Service Equality Task Force to ensure  LGBTQ+ inclusion in domestic and sexual violence prevention and intervention efforts; Higher Education Impact Team and Title IX education; resources and networking opportunities for advocates

📍  9245 N. Meridian Street, Suite 235, Indianapolis, IN 46260 

Phone: (317) 872-1086

Email:   https://dvnconnect.org/contact/ 

Families First Indiana 

Type: mental health and violence related family support

Mission:  to ensure equal housing opportunities by eliminating housing discrimination through advocacy, enforcement, education and outreach.

Services: Mental health counseling for individuals, couples, and families, Support groups, Community education & trainings, 24-hr crisis/suicide intervention hotline, Parenting education, Substance use education & outpatient treatment programs, Domestic violence education & support, Sexual assault survivor counseling & advocacy, Father Engagement Case Management, In-home family preservation counseling & case management

📍  2240 N. Meridian Street, Indianapolis, IN 46208

📍 13 North State Street, Suite 141, Greenfield, IN 46140

Phone: 317-634-6341

Fax:  317-464-9575 

Email: info@familiesfirstindiana.org 

Harrison County Sheriff 

Non-Emergency Dispatch (812) 738-2195 

General Email Address: nick.smith@harrisoncounty.in.gov

📍1445 Gardner Lane NW, Suite 1000, Corydon, IN 47112 

Harrison County Prosecutor 

(812) 738-4241 

📍1445 Gardner Lane NW, Suite 3101, Corydon, IN 47112

Albion Fellows Bacon Center

Type:  domestic violence and sexual violence shelter and crisis center 

Mission: Albion Fellows Bacon Center strategically works to prevent domestic and sexual violence and to empower victims through advocacy, education, support services, and collaborative partnerships. 

Services: legal advocacy, crisis advocacy, crisis response, support groups, emergency shelter for all genders as well as children, prevention education

📍P.O. Box 3164, Evansville, IN 47731

Office Phone:   1-812-422-9372 

Domestic Violence 24-Hour Crisis Line: 1-812-422-5622

Sexual Assault 24-Hour Crisis Line: 1-812-424-7273

Email: info@albionfellowsbacon.org

Hoosier Hills Pact 

Type:  domestic violence shelter and youth services

Mission: We facilitate change in the lives of people and we challenge organizational systems for the purpose of improving the change process.

Services: domestic violence shelter; transitional housing; victim advocacy; juvenile delinquency prevention; youth and family intervention services; intensive case management; community corrections day reporting, community transition, group services, and community service restitution

📍 35 N. Public Square, Salem, IN 47167

Phone: 812-883-3318

Hendricks County Sheriff 

Non-Emergency Dispatch (317) 745-6269

📍355 S. Washington St., Danville, IN 46122

Hendricks County Prosecutor 

(317) 745-9283 

📍6 S Jefferson St., Danville, IN 46122

Hendricks County

 (317) 745-9283

The staff at Victim's Advocates is available to assist all victims of crime. We serve as a liaison between the Prosecutor's Office and local law enforcement agencies, providing case updates and further information. We also make referrals to different agencies in an effort to ease the pain of either a personal or property crime. Referrals can be made to Sheltering Wings Women's Shelter, child abuse services, homeless shelters, and a variety of other community resources. The staff at Victim's Advocates is a friendly ear to listen to the problems that victims are having and provide them information and guidance through the criminal justice system. There are no fees for our services.

Beacon of Hope Crisis Center 

Type: domestic violence and sexual violence crisis center

Mission: Alternatives Incorporated strives to eradicate domestic and sexual violence through education, prevention, and intervention in Central Indiana.

Services: Crisis Call Advocacy Support and Referral Services, Criminal Justice advocate support, Domestic Violence Advocacy, Economic Sustainability Program, Foster Pet Program, Prevention Empowerment Program, Sexual Assault Advocacy, Purple Sneakers Outreach and Education Program

📍 6920 S. East Street, Suite B, Indianapolis, IN 46227

Office Phone: 317-731-6131

Crisis Line: 317-731-6140

Fax:  317-731-6132

Email:   https://www.beaconofhopeindy.org/contact.html 

Desert Rose Foundation, Inc. 

Type:  domestic violence and sexual violence shelter and crisis center 

Mission: Desert Rose Foundation, Inc. is a faith-based nonprofit organization whose mission is to provide transitional shelter for victims of domestic violence and sexual assault, as well as the services needed to break the cycle of abuse in families.

Services: shelter for up to 2 years for women with or without children; free individual counselling for adults and children; case management and life skills development; Domestic and Youth Violence Education; Youth and Teen Support Groups; Youth Tutoring; community outreach and education

📍P.O. Box 1754, Martinsville, IN 46151

Phone: 765-342-7673

Email:  http://www.desertrose.cc/ContactUs.aspx 

Domestic Violence Network

Type:  domestic and sexual violence education and capacity building organization

Mission: to change the culture that leads to domestic violence through advocacy, education, and collaboration in the community at large.

Services: community education, webinars, and requested trainings; education and technical assistance for schools, resources for parents, and education for youth; community action network; Baker One initiative to pre-emptively identify and prevent domestic violence; protective order assessments; Service Equality Task Force to ensure  LGBTQ+ inclusion in domestic and sexual violence prevention and intervention efforts; Higher Education Impact Team and Title IX education; resources and networking opportunities for advocates

 📍9245 N. Meridian Street, Suite 235, Indianapolis, IN 46260 

Phone: (317) 872-1086

Email:   https://dvnconnect.org/contact/ 

Hendricks Regional Hospital

Type: sexual assault medical facility

Services: sexual assault medical/forensic exam, Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) available.

📍1000 E Main St. Danville, IN 46122

Phone:  317-718-8857; 317-460-8034

Sheltering Wings 

Type:  domestic violence shelter

Mission: Extending the love and compassion of Christ to people in circumstances of domestic abuse.

Services: emergency shelter; community and professional education; Men IN Action; Youth Council

📍PO Box 92, Danville, IN 46122

Office Phone:  317-718-5460

Crisis Line: 317-745-1496

Email:  https://shelteringwings.org/stay-connected/ 

Susie’s Place

Type: child advocacy center

Mission: To provide a neutral, child-friendly center to investigate alleged child abuse and neglect in Indiana, while keeping the comfort and safety of the child the first priority.

Services: Child and Family Advocacy; First Responder Training; Mental Health co-located in Avon and Bloomington; Forensic Medical Exams co-located in Bloomington; Darkness to Light Stewards of Children Child Sexual Abuse Prevention Trainings; Body Boundaries – body safety classes for elementary school students; Staying Safe in a Digital World – body/internet safety classes for middle and high school students; My Buddy Therapy Dog program

📍7519 Beechwood Centre Road, Suite 500, Avon, IN 46123

Phone: 317-272-5696

Email:  https://susiesplace.org/contact-us/ 

Henry County Sheriff 

NonEmergency Dispatch (765) 521-7032

matron@henrycounty.in.gov 

📍 1033 Ron Lampe Way, New Castle, IN 47362 

Henry County Prosecutor 

(765) 529-4614 or at henrycountyprosecutor@co.henry.in.us 

📍1215 Race St., Suite 250, New Castle, IN 47362

Safe At Home, Inc. 

 (765) 518-4120 

 Mission: We are a non-residential victim advocacy agency. 

Knightstown Health Care Center 

Type: sexual assault medical facility 

Services: sexual assault exam/medical forensic exams, sexual assault nurse examiner (SANE)

(765) 345-5572    

📍 224 West Main Street, Knightstown, IN 46148

A Better Way

Type:  domestic violence and sexual violence shelter and crisis center 

Mission:  To reduce domestic abuse, sexual assault and suicide in our community through shelter services, crisis intervention and prevention initiatives.

Services: shelter and services for victims of domestic violence and sexual assault, a walk-in Rape Crisis Center, advocacy, individual trauma-informed counseling, support groups, transitional housing, a 24-hour crisis line for persons in any type of crisis, education + referrals,  a suicide hotline, bullying, teen dating violence and domestic violence prevention programs, and a check-in call service for elderly or disabled homebound persons.

📍 Muncie, IN

Office Phone:   765-747-9107

24-Hr Crisis Line:  765-288-4357

Email: familynetw@aboutspecialkids.org

Alternatives,Inc.

Type:  domestic violence and sexual violence shelter and crisis center 

Mission: Alternatives Incorporated strives to eradicate domestic and sexual violence through education, prevention, and intervention in Central Indiana.

Services: pre-school program, after-school weekday program during the summer, on-site pet sheltering, provider training, prevention education for teens, bystander intervention training for alcohol-serving establishments, Emergency shelter, Transitional Housing (for a maximum of two years), 24-Hour crisis call center, 24-Hour crisis response team, Emergency and essential transportation, Case management and ancillary services, Sexual assault intervention and treatment, Support, referral, and advocacy for victims of domestic and sexual violence

📍 Anderson, IN

24-Hour Crisis Line: (866) 593-9999

Email:  https://www.alternativesdv.org/contact 

Howard County Sheriff 

Non Emergency Dispatch (765) 457-1105 

 hcsd@howardcounty.in.gov 

📍1800 W. Markland Ave., Kokomo, IN 46901 

Howard County Prosecutor 

 (765) 456-2000

📍104 N. Buckeye Street, Room 114, Kokomo, IN 46901 

Howard County Victims Assistance 

 (765) 459-5101

Community Health Network – Kokomo

Type: sexual assault medical facility

Services: sexual assault medical/forensic exam, Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) available.

📍 1907 W. Sycamore St. Kokomo, IN 46904

Phone: 765-456-5733

Family Service Association of Howard County 

Type: domestic violence and sexual violence shelter and crisis center

Mission: To promote healthy families and empower vulnerable individuals and families through education, prevention, and crisis intervention programs.

Services: 24 hour crisis line; sexual assault advocates; child safety education programs; Teen Dating Violence Prevention Education; 45 day Crisis Shelter; Rapid Re-Housing Program; Weekly support groups; 1 on 1 case management services; healthy families education and baby care resources and support; Jackson Street Commons (permanent, supportive housing for chronically homeless veterans); youth substance abuse prevention; Prevent Child Abuse Howard County

📍 618 S. Main Street, Kokomo, IN 46901

Phone:  765.457.9313

Fax:  765.868.4122 

24-Hour Crisis Line: 877-482-4222

Email: artinot@fsahc.org

Indiana University Kokomo – Campus health center

Mission: Indiana University is committed to leading the fight against sexual violence. We encourage you to get involved, learn more about policies and resources, and find the support you need. Together we can end violence on our campuses. 

Services:  Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS),  Appointments are available on campus with the Mental Health Counselor.  

📍 2300 S Washington St, Kokomo, IN 46902 

Phone:   765-455-9364 

Huntington County Sheriff Department 

Non-Emergency Dispatch (260) 356-8316 

📍 201 N. Jefferson St., Huntington, IN 46750 

Huntington County Prosecutor 

(260) 358-4846 or at heather.malone@huntington.in.us

📍 201 N. Jefferson St., Room 417, Huntington, IN 46750

Center for Nonviolence 

Type: domestic violence prevention and intervention education and support

Mission:  The Center for Nonviolence provides education, support, and advocacy to end domestic and other forms of violence while modeling equality and power sharing.

Services: women’s support and education programs; Mujeres Unidas; mother’s intervention program; women’s intervention program; batterer’s intervention program; anger management/violence intervention program for youth; critical thinking program for youth; FACES leadership school-based program to prevent violence among elementary school children; LGBTQ+ youth support group

📍235 West Creighton Avenue, Fort Wayne, Indiana, 46807-1311

Phone:  260-456-4112

Fax: 260-456-1086

Email:  http://www.centerfornv.org/ContactUs.aspx 

McKenzie’s Hope

Type: child advocacy center

Mission:The Huntington County Child Advocacy Center, Inc. is dedicated to providing a child focused center to investigate child abuse, the coordination of a unified response to child abuse reports so that every child is treated with equal importance and care, and educational information to the community that promotes the prevention of and appropriate response to child abuse.

Services: child-friendly, neutral facilities with staff that help a multidisciplinary team investigate allegations of child abuse, with a particular emphasis on sexual abuse and serious physical abuse.

📍1175 Etna Ave, Huntington, IN 46750

Phone: (260) 356-5730

YWCA of Northeast Indiana

Type: community center; domestic violence and sexual assault shelter and crisis center

Mission: YWCA Northeast Indiana is dedicated to eliminating racism, empowering women, and promoting peace, justice, freedom, and dignity for all.

Services: addition recovery; domestic violence services: safe shelter, a 24-hr domestic violence crisis line, case management, safety planning, advocacy and aftercare for anyone affected by domestic violence; sexual assault services: crisis intervention, counseling and support groups, 24-hr sexual assault crisis line; Dress for Success; free community education

📍5920 Decatur Road, Fort Wayne, IN 46816

Phone: 260.424.4908

Fax: 260.420.5202

Domestic Violence Crisis Line: 800.441.4073

Sexual Assault Crisis Line: 260.426.7273

Email:  https://ywcanein.com/contact-us 

Huntington University – Title IX

Mission: Huntington University is deeply committed to providing a safe academic, working and living environment for its students, faculty and staff

Location:  2303 College Avenue,Huntington, IN 46750

Title IX coordinator : Ron Coffey

Phone:   (260) 359-4029 

Email: rcoffey@huntington.edu  

YSB of Huntington County

📍1344 Maple Dr., Huntington, IN 46750

Ages: Under 18

Services: Host Homes, Safe Place, Outreach

Contact: Jan Williams

Email: j.williams@ysbofhuntingtonco.org

Phone: 260-356-9681

ASSIST Indiana

Type: domestic violence and sexual violence crisis center

Mission: ASSIST Indiana provides Advocacy, Specialized Services, Interventions and Support to Trauma victims. Utilizing proven efforts through trauma informed care approach along with best practices, we eliminate the negative effects of violence in our community by serving victims and their loved ones directly.

Services: aftercare, therapy, counseling, community resource referral as well as crisis intervention, victim advocacy and case management

📍198 E. Jefferson Street, Franklin, IN 46131

Phone:  317-739-4456

Email:  https://assistindiana.org/contact-us/ 

Jennings County Council on Domestic Violence

Type: domestic violence and sexual violence crisis center

Mission: Empowering those in crisis with the necessary information

and resources to stay safe and free from domestic violence.

Services: Harm assessment and education; Listening with a non-judgmental ear; Information and Referral; Outreach Materials; Court Advocacy including help filling out and filing Protective Orders; Community Education; Business and School Presentations; Support Group; emergency shelter

Phone: 812-346-1592

Email:  http://www.jccdv.org/contact.php 

Turning Point Domestic Violence Services

Type: domestic violence and sexual violence shelter and crisis center

Mission: to work towards the prevention and the elimination of dating and domestic violence. 

Services: 24hr crisis line; emergency shelter; transitional housing; Children’s program: Family case management, support groups, domestic violence education, safety planning, tutoring and school liaison services; non-residential services: goal setting and advocacy, danger assessments, information and referrals, domestic violence and sexual assault information, educational support groups, legal advocacy, case management, and individual safety planning; legal support; Servicios de albergue de emergencia; prevention programs and education for community and professionals; additional resources and referrals 

📍P.O. Box 103, Columbus, IN, 47202

Office Phone: 812-379-5575

24hr Crisis Line: 1-800-221-6311

Schneck Medical Center

Type: sexual assault medical facility

Services: sexual assault medical/forensic exam, Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) available.

📍411 W. Tipton St.Seymour, IN

Phone: 812-523-0610

Jasper County Sheriff 

Non Emergency Dispatch (219) 866-7344

📍 2171 N. McKinley Avenue, Rensselaer, IN 47678

Jasper County Prosecutor 

 (219) 866-5321    

📍 125 S. Cullen St., Suite 101, Rensselaer, IN 47978

Jasper County Victim Assistance 

 (219) 866-5321 

 Located at Prosecutors Office 

Center of Hope – Franciscan Rensselaer Hospital

Type: Medical facility for sexual assault

Services: Specialized Medical Care by a Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) and Medical Forensic Exam Adults/Adolescents only

📍1104 East Grace Street, Rensselaer, IN 

Phone: (219) 866-5141  

Fair Haven Rape Crisis Center

Type: sexual violence crisis center

Mission: to provide faith-focused services to those affected by sexual violence & trauma. 

Services: 24 hour sexual assault advocates available, youth and teen education programs, awareness raising campaigns

📍2645 Ridge Rd, Highland, IN 46322

24hr Crisis Line: 219-218-2552

Phone: (219) 961-4357

Fax: (219) 513-9988

Email:  https://www.asafeport.org/contact-us/ 

North Central Indiana Rural Crisis Center  

Type: domestic violence and sexual violence shelter and crisis center

Mission: to help end domestic violence in Jasper, Newton, and Pulaski counties by providing temporary shelter and services to victims and children of domestic violence and/or sexual assault through education, advocacy, and community intervention.

Services:  Emergency Shelter; advocacy; resources and referrals; education

 📍PO Box 212, Rensselaer, IN, 47978

Phone:  (800) 933-0374 

Email:  crisiscenter87@gmail.com

Valley Oaks Health 

Type: child advocacy center; domestic violence intervention

Mission: We listen and offer choices for healthcare needs, reporting options, and resources to begin a journey of healing. We are forensic nurses making a difference for victims of sexual assault in Northeast Indiana.

Services:  The CAC conducts forensic interviews with children between the ages of three to seventeen who have reported instances of sexual abuse/assault, physical abuse, and in some instances have witnessed a crime. The children and their families are referred to mental health services if necessary.  The Batterers Intervention Program (BIP) is designed to help participants gain practical information on how to change abusive and controlling behavior, increase willingness to change abusive behavior, develop understanding that acts of violence can be related to attempts to maintain control over partners.

📍 131 West Drexel Parkway, Rensselaer, IN, 47978

Crisis Line:  (800) 859-5553

Phone:  (219) 866-4194

Fax: (219) 866-4197

Email: https://valleyoaks.org/contact/

Jay County Sheriff 

Non Emergency Dispatch (260) 726-8188 

📍224 W. Water St., Portland, IN 47371

Jay County Prosecutor 

 (260) 726-6980

📍120 N. Court Street, Portland, IN 47371

Jay County Victim Advocate 

📍 Located at Prosecutor’s Office 

A Better Way

Type:  domestic violence and sexual violence shelter and crisis center 

Mission:  To reduce domestic abuse, sexual assault and suicide in our community through shelter services, crisis intervention and prevention initiatives.

Services: shelter and services for victims of domestic violence and sexual assault, a walk-in Rape Crisis Center, advocacy, individual trauma-informed counseling, support groups, transitional housing, a 24-hour crisis line for persons in any type of crisis, education + referrals,  a suicide hotline, bullying, teen dating violence and domestic violence prevention programs, and a check-in call service for elderly or disabled homebound persons.

📍 Muncie, IN

Office Phone:   765-747-9107

24-Hr Crisis Line:  765-288-4357

Email: familynetw@aboutspecialkids.org

Fort Wayne Sexual Assault Treatment Center 

Type: sexual assault crisis center and medical facility

Mission: We listen and offer choices for healthcare needs, reporting options, and resources to begin a journey of healing. We are forensic nurses making a difference for victims of sexual assault in Northeast Indiana.

Services: medical forensic exams for children and adults; therapy referrals; information and referrals for college/university students and military personnel

📍 1420 Kerrway Ct., Fort Wayne, IN 46805

Phone:  260-423-2222

Fax: 260-423-2220

Email: info@fwsatc.org 

YSB of Jay County

📍603 W Arch, Portland, IN 47371

Phone: 260-726-8520

Email: ysbjc@ysbjc.com

Services: Under 18 -Emergency Youth Shelter, Safe Place

Jefferson County Sheriff 

Non Emergency Dispatch (812) 265-2648 

📍317 Walnut Street, Madison, IN 47250 

Jefferson County Prosecutor 

(812) 265-8932 or at david.sutter@jeffersoncounty.in.gov

📍 315 ½ E. Second St., Madison, IN 47250 

Hanover College Police Department 

Campus Safety (812) 866-7999

Safe Passage, Inc. & Safe Place Sexual Assault Center 

Type: domestic violence and sexual violence crisis centers

Mission: to provide help, healing and hope to build a community free of domestic and sexual violence. Through extensive services and support to victims of domestic and sexual violence and innovative community based prevention programming, we strive to build safe, stable nurturing relationships and communities.

📍PO Box 235, Batesville, Indiana 47006

Sexual Violence Crisis Line:  1-877-733-1990

Domestic Violence Crisis Line:  1-812-933-1990 

Email:  https://safeplaceforhope.org/email 

Website:  https://www.safepassageinc.org/ 

Hanover College Title IX

Mission:  The mission of Hanover College is to educate the whole person in a context that fosters the development of humane values. Hanover College expects that all members of the college community will conduct themselves in a responsible manner that shows respect for others and for the community at large. As a part of the larger community, Hanover College is subject to, abides by, and supports federal statutes, Indiana state statues and local ordinances regarding criminal conduct. 

Title IX coordinator:   Casey Heckler 

📍 484 Ball Dr, Hanover, IN 47243 –  Brown Campus Center 214 

Phone:  812-866-6740 

Email:  heckler@hanover.edu

Jennings County Sheriff 

Non Emergency Dispatch (812) 346-4911

📍 925 S. State St., North Vernon, IN 47265

Jennings County Prosecutor 

(812) 352-3041 

📍200 E. Brown St., Vernon, IN 47282 

Jennings County Sheriff Victim’s Advocate 

 (812) 346-8642 

The Law Enforcement Victim Advocate is often one of the first to respond to a crime scene to assist victims and survivors. During this critical time victims may experience a wide range of feelings and emotions. As an advocate we can assist in many ways: providing emotional and moral support, conducting on-scene crisis intervention, acting as a liaison between the victim and community-based agencies, and more.

ASSIST Indiana

Type: domestic violence and sexual violence crisis center

Mission: ASSIST Indiana provides Advocacy, Specialized Services, Interventions and Support to Trauma victims. Utilizing proven efforts through trauma informed care approach along with best practices, we eliminate the negative effects of violence in our community by serving victims and their loved ones directly.

Services: aftercare, therapy, counseling, community resource referral as well as crisis intervention, victim advocacy and case management

📍198 E. Jefferson Street, Franklin, IN 46131

Phone:  317-739-4456

Email:  https://assistindiana.org/contact-us/ 

Jennings County Council on Domestic Violence

Type: domestic violence and sexual violence crisis center

Mission: Empowering those in crisis with the necessary information

and resources to stay safe and free from domestic violence.

Services: Harm assessment and education; Listening with a non-judgmental ear; Information and Referral; Outreach Materials; Court Advocacy including help filling out and filing Protective Orders; Community Education; Business and School Presentations; Support Group; emergency shelter

Phone: 812-346-1592

Email:  http://www.jccdv.org/contact.php 

Johnson County Sheriff 

 Non Emergency Dispatch (317) 346-6336

📍1091 Hospital Road, Franklin, IN 46131

Johnson County Prosecutor 

 (317) 346-4525

📍1 Caisson Drive, Franklin, IN 46131

Franklin College Security 

Campus Security (317) 738-8888

Allies, Inc.

📍3421 N Park Ave., Indianapolis, IN 46205

Ages: Under 18

County(s): Marion, Johnson, Delaware

Services: Specializes in HT* Support Groups, Mentoring

Contact: Jessica Evans

Email: jessica@allies-inc.org

Phone: 317-782-5535

Beacon of Hope Crisis Center 

Type: domestic violence and sexual violence crisis center

Mission: Alternatives Incorporated strives to eradicate domestic and sexual violence through education, prevention, and intervention in Central Indiana.

Services: Crisis Call Advocacy Support and Referral Services, Criminal Justice advocate support, Domestic Violence Advocacy, Economic Sustainability Program, Foster Pet Program, Prevention Empowerment Program, Sexual Assault Advocacy, Purple Sneakers Outreach and Education Program

📍6920 S. East Street, Suite B, Indianapolis, IN 46227

Office Phone: 317-731-6131

Crisis Line: 317-731-6140

Fax:  317-731-6132

Email:   https://www.beaconofhopeindy.org/contact.html 

Desert Rose Foundation, Inc. 

Type:  domestic violence and sexual violence shelter and crisis center 

Mission: Desert Rose Foundation, Inc. is a faith-based nonprofit organization whose mission is to provide transitional shelter for victims of domestic violence and sexual assault, as well as the services needed to break the cycle of abuse in families.

Services: shelter for up to 2 years for women with or without children; free individual counselling for adults and children; case management and life skills development; Domestic and Youth Violence Education; Youth and Teen Support Groups; Youth Tutoring; community outreach and education

📍P.O. Box 1754, Martinsville, IN 46151

Phone: 765-342-7673

Email:  http://www.desertrose.cc/ContactUs.aspx 

Domestic Violence Network

Type:  domestic and sexual violence education and capacity building organization

Mission: to change the culture that leads to domestic violence through advocacy, education, and collaboration in the community at large.

Services: community education, webinars, and requested trainings; education and technical assistance for schools, resources for parents, and education for youth; community action network; Baker One initiative to pre-emptively identify and prevent domestic violence; protective order assessments; Service Equality Task Force to ensure  LGBTQ+ inclusion in domestic and sexual violence prevention and intervention efforts; Higher Education Impact Team and Title IX education; resources and networking opportunities for advocates

📍 9245 N. Meridian Street, Suite 235, Indianapolis, IN 46260 

Phone: (317) 872-1086

Email:   https://dvnconnect.org/contact/ 

Sheltering Wings 

Type:  domestic violence shelter

Mission: Extending the love and compassion of Christ to people in circumstances of domestic abuse.

Services: emergency shelter; community and professional education; Men IN Action; Youth Council

📍PO Box 92, Danville, IN 46122

Office Phone:  317-718-5460

Crisis Line: 317-745-1496

Email:  https://shelteringwings.org/stay-connected/ 

Turning Point Domestic Violence Services

Type: domestic violence and sexual violence shelter and crisis center

Mission: to work towards the prevention and the elimination of dating and domestic violence. 

Services: 24hr crisis line; emergency shelter; transitional housing; Children’s program: Family case management, support groups, domestic violence education, safety planning, tutoring and school liaison services; non-residential services: goal setting and advocacy, danger assessments, information and referrals, domestic violence and sexual assault information, educational support groups, legal advocacy, case management, and individual safety planning; legal support; Servicios de albergue de emergencia; prevention programs and education for community and professionals; additional resources and referrals 

📍P.O. Box 103, Columbus, IN, 47202

Office Phone: 812-379-5575

24hr Crisis Line: 1-800-221-6311

Franklin College Counseling Center: 

Type:  COUNSELING/SUPPORT 

Services:  Confidential and professional counseling; free of charge to students serves as a Confidential Source for students regarding Title IX/sexual assault 

Phone: (317) 738-8555 

Franklin College Campus Minister: 

Type:  COUNSELING/SUPPORT  

Services:   Brief confidential pastoral counseling  

Phone: (317) 738-8141

Franklin College Title IX

Title IX coordinator:  June Henderson 

Location:  Franklin College Office of Human Resources, 101 Branigin Blvd., Franklin, IN 46131 

Phone: 317.738.8028 

Email:  jhenderson@franklincollege.edu   

Knox County Sheriff Department 

Non Emergency Dispatch (812) 882-1630

📍2375 S. Old Decker Road, Vincennes, IN 47591 

Knox County Prosecutor

 (812) 885-2531 

📍102 N. 7th St., Vincennes, IN 47591

Hope’s Voice of Knox County

Type: domestic violence and sexual violence crisis center

Mission: To work in partnership with other health, law enforcement and social service agencies to (1) effect comprehensive domestic and sexual violence prevention programs, and to (2) empower victims, survivors, and persons affected by domestic and sexual violence through confidential crisis intervention, education, and advocacy in Knox County.

Services: crisis counseling, safety planning, and advocacy

📍105 Broadway St, Vincennes, Indiana

Office Phone: (812) 899-4673

Kosciusko County Sheriff Department 

Non Emergency Dispatch (574) 267-5667 

 📍 221 W. Main St., Warsaw, IN 46580

Kosciusko County Prosecutor 

(574) 372-2419 or at prosatty@kcgov.com

📍121 N. Lake St., Warsaw, IN 46580 

Kosciusko County Victim Assistance 

(574) 372-2419

Grace College Title IX Coordinator

Title IX Coordinator: Carrie Yoccum 

📍McClain 102 

Phone: (574) 372-5100 Ext. 6491 

Email: yocumca@grace.edu 

Grace College Campus Police 

Campus Security (574) 269-5344 

Fort Wayne Sexual Assault Treatment Center 

Type: sexual assault crisis center and medical facility

Mission: We listen and offer choices for healthcare needs, reporting options, and resources to begin a journey of healing. We are forensic nurses making a difference for victims of sexual assault in Northeast Indiana.

Services: medical forensic exams for children and adults; therapy referrals; information and referrals for college/university students and military personnel

📍1420 Kerrway Ct., Fort Wayne, IN 46805

Phone:  260-423-2222

Fax: 260-423-2220

Email: info@fwsatc.org 

The Beaman Home 

Type:  domestic violence shelter and crisis center  

Mission: to provide shelter, education and confidential services to survivors of domestic violence, and sexual assault.

Services: Emergency shelter and rapid re-housing program; case management; legal advocacy; support for those still living with harmful partners and those who have left harmful partners; counseling; self-sufficiency education; SYNC Up! youth healing program; 

📍533 N. Niles Avenue, South Bend, IN  46617

Office Phone: (574) 267-7701

24hr Crisis Line: 877-725-9363

Email:  https://www.thebeamanhome.com/contact-us/ 

LaPorte County Sheriff Department 

Non Emergency Dispatch (219) 362-9446 

📍809 State St., Suite 202A, La Porte, IN 46350 

LaPorte County Prosecutor 

(219) 326-6808 

📍809 State St., 5th Floor, La Porte, IN 46350 

Fair Haven Rape Crisis Center

Type: sexual violence crisis center

Mission: to provide faith-focused services to those affected by sexual violence & trauma. 

Services: 24 hour sexual assault advocates available, youth and teen education programs, awareness raising campaigns

📍2645 Ridge Rd, Highland, IN 46322

24hr Crisis Line: 219-218-2552

Phone: (219) 961-4357

Fax: (219) 513-9988

Email:  https://www.asafeport.org/contact-us/ 

Stepping Stone Shelter for Women, Inc.

Type:  domestic violence and sexual violence shelter and crisis center 

Mission: We, the members of The Stepping Stone Shelter for Women, alert to the problems of domestic violence existing at all socioeconomic levels in American society and, perpetuating itself from generation to generation, associate ourselves to work toward its elimination and, in particular, to offer refuge and services to its victims in our area.

Services:  Temporary Shelter; Clothing and Food; Crisis Intervention; Legal Advocacy;  One to One Support and Support Groups; Rape Recovery Support; Essential Transportation; 24 hour staffing and hotline; “The Bridge” Transition Housing

24hr Crisis Line: (866) 879-4615

Phone: (219) 879-4615

Email:  info@steppingstoneshelter.org

YSB of LaPorte County

📍906 Michigan Ave., LaPorte, IN 46350

Ages: Under 18

Services: Community Education

Contact: Steve Bernth

Email: usb_lp@csinet.net

Phone: 219-362-9587

Referral: youthservicebureau.com 

LaGrange County Sheriff Department 

 Non Emergency Dispatch (260) 463-7491  

📍 875 IN-9, LaGrange, IN 46761

LaGrange County Prosecutor 

 (260) 499-6326

📍105 N. High St., 2nd Floor, LaGrange, IN 46761

LaGrange County Victim Assistance Provided Through the Prosecutor's Office

Elijah Haven Crisis Intervention Center 

Type: domestic violence shelter and crisis center

Mission: to provide a safe, healing, nurturing environment for all individuals affected by domestic violence and to advocate violence-free living.

Services: 24-Hour Crisis Line; Short-Term Emergency Shelter; Educational and Therapeutic Support Groups; Referrals for Crisis Counseling for adults and youth; Legal Advocacy; domestic violence  and teen relationship education

📍201 S Detroit Street, Lagrange, IN, 46761

Office Phone:   260.463.8700 

24hr Crisis Line:  1.866.463.3400 

Email:  http://www.elijahhaven.org/contact.html 

Fort Wayne Sexual Assault Treatment Center

Type: sexual assault crisis center and medical facility

Mission: We listen and offer choices for healthcare needs, reporting options, and resources to begin a journey of healing. We are forensic nurses making a difference for victims of sexual assault in Northeast Indiana.

Services: medical forensic exams for children and adults; therapy referrals; information and referrals for college/university students and military personnel

📍1420 Kerrway Ct., Fort Wayne, IN 46805

Phone:  260-423-2222

Fax: 260-423-2220

Email: info@fwsatc.org 

Lake County Sheriff Department 

Non Emergency Dispatch (219) 660-0001  

📍2293 N. Main Street, Crown Point, IN 46307

Lake County Prosecutor 

(219) 755-3720 

📍2293 N. Main Street, Crown Point, IN 46307

Lake County Victim / Witness Division 

(219) 755-3720 and ask for Victim/Witness Division 

This Division provides assistance, information, and support to victims and family members of victims, as well as to witnesses of violent crimes, from the time charges are filed through the sentencing process. The division can be contacted by calling our Felony Division at (219) 755-3720 and asking for the Victim Witness Division.

Hobart PD

📍705 E 4th St., Hobart, IN 46342

Service: Emergency Response, Victim Advocacy

Phone: 219-942-1125 x1069

Non-Emergency: 219-942-1125 x1061 ask for an Advocate from the SERV Division 

Methodist Hospital Northlake Campus STAR Center 

Type: Medical facility for sexual assault 

Services: Specialized medical care by a Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) and Medical 

Forensic Examinations

📍600 Grant Street, Gary, IN 46402 

Phone: (219) 886-4710

Center of Hope: St. Anthony Medical Center/Hospital

Type: Medical facility for sexual assault

Services: Specialized Medical Care by a Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) and Medical Forensic Exam Adults/Adolescents only

📍1201 South Main Street, Crown Point, IN 46307 

Phone:  219 757-6310

Center of Hope: St. Margaret’s South Campus Hospital

Type: Medical facility for sexual assault

Services: Specialized Medical Care by a Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) and Medical Forensic Exam Adults/Adolescents only

📍24 Joliet Street, Dyer, IN 46311 

Phone:   (219) 865-2141 

Crisis Center, Inc. 

Type: youth and family crisis center

Mission: Strengthening communities and empowering families with emphasis on children in need of shelter, safety and support. 

Services: emergency shelter for youth ages 10 -18, Safely Home, Teen Court early intervention program, crisis hotline, professional counseling, community outreach, resource referral

📍101 N Montgomery St., Gary, IN. 46403

Phone: (219) 938-7070

Fax: (219) 938-7502 

Email:  crisis@crisiscenterysb.org 

Fair Haven Rape Crisis Center

Type: sexual violence crisis center

Mission: to provide faith-focused services to those affected by sexual violence & trauma. 

Services: 24 hour sexual assault advocates available, youth and teen education programs, awareness raising campaigns

📍2645 Ridge Rd, Highland, IN 46322

24hr Crisis Line: 219-218-2552

Phone: (219) 961-4357

Fax: (219) 513-9988

Email:  https://www.asafeport.org/contact-us/ 

Gary Crisis Center

📍101 N. Montgomery St, Gary, IN 46403

Service: Emergency Youth Shelter

Email: nwielgos@crisiscenterysb.org

Phone: 219-938-2755

Crisis Line: 888-879-4615

Office: 219-871-6895 

Rainbow Ark Shelter (Gary Commission for Women) 

Type: domestic violence and sexual violence shelter and crisis center

Mission: The mission of the Commission is to ensure that women, who are residents of the City of Gary, the utilization of their talents and full realization of their rights as citizens.

Services: emergency shelter for women, men, and children; crisis intervention; daily living needs (such as food, toiletries, emergency clothing); residential and non-residential support groups; legal advocacy; referrals; education

📍839 Broadway, 3rd Floor, Gary, IN 46402

Phone:  (219) 883-4155 

Fax: (219) 881-5287 

Email:   tgeorge@ci.gary.in.us 

St. Jude House 

Type:  domestic violence and sexual violence shelter and crisis center 

Mission: St. Jude House is a safe emergency shelter and provider of services for victims of domestic violence and their dependent children. We provide housing, advocacy and compassionate assistance.

Services: 24-hour crisis line; emergency, temporary shelter; Residential or non-residential one-on-one counseling and support groups for adult and child survivors; 24-hour sexual assault survivor support advocacy; Legal advocacy; Community education for community groups, service providers, schools, and churches.

📍12490 Marshall Street, Crown Point, Indiana 46307-4856

24hr Crisis Line:  1(800) 254-1286 

Office Phone: (219) 662-7066

Fax: (219) 662-7041

Email:  https://www.stjudehouse.org/contact/ 

Survive & Thrive Counseling Inc.

📍7870 Broadway Suite H, Merrillville, IN 46410

Services: Counseling

Contact: Teonna Wilber

Email: survivethrive@outlook.com

Phone: 219-649-1758

Referral: Teonna Wilber

Phone: 219-649-1758 

The Caring Place, Inc. 

Type:  domestic violence and sexual violence shelter and crisis center 

Mission: The Caring Place, Inc. provides service and shelter for victims of violence and their children, through education and awareness, we empower all members of the community to live in peace.

Services: 24-hour crisis line; emergency, temporary shelter; goal planning; counseling and support groups; social and legal advocacy; Legal advocacy; referrals; Community education; The Amanda Forum teen dating violence education task force

📍607 Bullseye Lake Rd,  Valparaiso, IN  46384 

24hr Crisis Line:  1.800.933.0466

Office Phone:  219-464-0840 

Email:  http://thecaringplacenwi.org/contact/  

Indiana University Northwest – Title IX

Mission: Indiana University is committed to leading the fight against sexual violence. We encourage you to get involved, learn more about policies and resources, and find the support you need. Together we can end violence on our campuses. 

Services:  Counseling Services

Title IX coordinator: Aneesah Ali 

📍 Raintree Hall, Room 213 3400 Broadway Gary, IN  46408 

Phone:    219-980-6853 

Email: aneeali@iun.edu

Report:http://stopsexualviolence.iu.edu/report/forms/iun.html#http://stopsexualviolence.iu.edu/report/forms/iun.html

Lawrence County Sheriff Department 

Non Emergency Dispatch (812) 275-3316

📍1420 I St., Bedford, IN 47421

Lawrence County Prosecutor

 (812) 275-4439 

📍 918 16th St., Suite 500, Bedford, IN 47421 

Lawrence County Victim Assistance 

(812) 275-4439 Ext. 2512 

 Located at Prosecutor’s Office

Hoosier Hills Pact 

Type:  domestic violence shelter and youth services

Mission: We facilitate change in the lives of people and we challenge organizational systems for the purpose of improving the change process.

Services: domestic violence shelter; transitional housing; victim advocacy; juvenile delinquency prevention; youth and family intervention services; intensive case management; community corrections day reporting, community transition, group services, and community service restitution

📍35 N. Public Square, Salem, IN 47167

Phone: 812-883-3318

MiddleWayHouse

Type:  domestic violence and sexual violence shelter and crisis center

Mission: to empower survivors of domestic abuse, sexual violence, and human trafficking through a wide range of supportive services and advocacy.

Services: emergency shelter; sexual violence support services; legal advocacy support and educational groups; transitional housing; prevention programs; human trafficking support services

📍401 S. Washington, Bloomington, IN 47401

24hr Crisis Line: (812) 336-0846

Phone:  (812) 337-4510 

Fax:  (812) 337-4511 

Email:  communications@middlewayhouse.org

Susie’sPlace

Type: child advocacy center

Mission: To provide a neutral, child-friendly center to investigate alleged child abuse and neglect in Indiana, while keeping the comfort and safety of the child the first priority.

Services: Child and Family Advocacy; First Responder Training; Mental Health co-located in Avon and Bloomington; Forensic Medical Exams co-located in Bloomington; Darkness to Light Stewards of Children Child Sexual Abuse Prevention Trainings; Body Boundaries – body safety classes for elementary school students; Staying Safe in a Digital World – body/internet safety classes for middle and high school students; My Buddy Therapy Dog program

📍365 S Park Ridge Road Ste. 103, Bloomington, IN 47401

Phone:  812-822-1570 

Email:  https://susiesplace.org/contact-us/ 

Madison County Sheriff Department 

Non Emergency Dispatch (765) 642-0221

📍 720 Central Ave., Anderson, IN 46016

Madison County Prosecutor 

(765) 641-9585 or at mcprosecutor@madisoncounty.in.gov 

📍16 E. 9th St., Box 5, Anderson, IN 46016 

Madison County Victim Assistance Program 

(765) 641-9673

The goal of the Madison County Prosecutor’s Office Victim Assistance Program is to support and aid victims of crimes as they navigate through the criminal justice process. The victim advocates keep victims informed of the status of criminal proceedings, assist victims in obtaining restitution, and provide information regarding additional community resources that are available to victims. 

Anderson Police Department Victim Advocate 

(765) 648-6737 

A victim is any person who has directly suffered an emotional, physical, or personal loss as a result of a criminal act. Victimization by crime can be a difficult time for most people. The Anderson Police Department's victim advocates assist crime victims in recovering from the physical, emotional, and financial impact of the crime. Assistance is also provided to victims during their involvement with criminal justice system by making the system more accessible, easier to understand, and more responsive to their needs.

Alternatives,Inc.

Type:  domestic violence and sexual violence shelter and crisis center  

Mission: Alternatives Incorporated strives to eradicate domestic and sexual violence through education, prevention, and intervention in Central Indiana.

Services: pre-school program, after-school weekday program during the summer, on-site pet sheltering, provider training, prevention education for teens, bystander intervention training for alcohol-serving establishments, Emergency shelter, Transitional Housing (for a maximum of two years), 24-Hour crisis call center, 24-Hour crisis response team, Emergency and essential transportation, Case management and ancillary services, Sexual assault intervention and treatment, Support, referral, and advocacy for victims of domestic and sexual violence

📍Anderson, IN

24-Hour Crisis Line: (866) 593-9999

Email:  https://www.alternativesdv.org/contact 

Domestic Violence Network

Type:  domestic and sexual violence education and capacity building organization

Mission: to change the culture that leads to domestic violence through advocacy, education, and collaboration in the community at large.

Services: community education, webinars, and requested trainings; education and technical assistance for schools, resources for parents, and education for youth; community action network; Baker One initiative to pre-emptively identify and prevent domestic violence; protective order assessments; Service Equality Task Force to ensure  LGBTQ+ inclusion in domestic and sexual violence prevention and intervention efforts; Higher Education Impact Team and Title IX education; resources and networking opportunities for advocates

📍9245 N. Meridian Street, Suite 235, Indianapolis, IN 46260 

Phone: (317) 872-1086

Email:   https://dvnconnect.org/contact/ 

Madison County Sexual Assault Treatment Center

Type: sexual assault medical facility

Services: sexual assault medical/forensic exam

📍 Community Hospital Anderson, 1515 N Madison Ave, Anderson, IN 46011

Phone: 765-622-2077

St. Vincent Anderson Regional Sexual Assault Treatment Center

Type: sexual assault medical facility

Services: sexual assault medical/forensic exam

📍2015 Jackson Street, Anderson, IN 46016

Phone: 765-646-8747

Marion County Sheriff Department 

 Non-Emergency Dispatch (317) 327-3811 

 📍 675 Justice Way, Indianapolis, IN 46203 

Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department

 Non-Emergency Police Department (317) 327-3811

 📍 50 Alabama Street, Indianapolis, IN 46204 

Marion County Prosecutor 

 (317) 327-3522 or at MCPO@indy.gov 

📍  251 E. Ohio St., Indianapolis, IN 46204

IMPD Victims Assistance Unit 

   (317) 327-3331

The Victim Assistance Unit was the first 24-hour on-call crisis intervention unit within a U.S. law enforcement agency. The Indianapolis Police Department started the unit on August 4, 1975, in response to growing public concern for crime victims. The IMPD unit, with its 14 civilian employees, continues to provide a critical service. The unit strives to help any person who has suffered, directly or indirectly, a physical, emotional, or personal loss as a result of a criminal act. This includes families of victims and victims of crimes not necessarily prosecuted. The unit also supports IMPD by reducing out-of-service time for officers and detectives.

IMPD Non-Fatal Advocacy and Support Program 

(317) 650-4079 or (463) 203-8448 

The desired vision of the program is to enhance community and police relations, assist victims and detectives with case closure, and to provide a safe space for victims and families to feel supported through the difficult journey of being injured.

Indiana University Indianapolis Police Department 

(317) 274-2058

Butler University Police Department

(317) 940-9999

Marian University Police Department 

(317) 955-6789

University of Indianapolis Police Department

(317) 788-3386

University of Indianapolis Title IX

Title IX Coordinator:  Cari Freed  

Phone: (317) 791-5612

Email: freedc@uindy.edu   

Allies, Inc.

📍3421 N Park Ave., Indianapolis, IN 46205

Ages: Under 18

County(s): Marion, Johnson, Delaware

Services: Specializes in HT* Support Groups, Mentoring

Contact: Jessica Evans

Email: jessica@allies-inc.org

Phone: 317-782-5535

Alternatives,Inc.

Type:  domestic violence and sexual violence shelter and crisis center  

Mission: Alternatives Incorporated strives to eradicate domestic and sexual violence through education, prevention, and intervention in Central Indiana.

Services: pre-school program, after-school weekday program during the summer, on-site pet sheltering, provider training, prevention education for teens, bystander intervention training for alcohol-serving establishments, Emergency shelter, Transitional Housing (for a maximum of two years), 24-Hour crisis call center, 24-Hour crisis response team, Emergency and essential transportation, Case management and ancillary services, Sexual assault intervention and treatment, Support, referral, and advocacy for victims of domestic and sexual violence

📍 Anderson, IN

24-Hour Crisis Line: (866) 593-9999

Email:  https://www.alternativesdv.org/contact 

Beacon of Hope Crisis Center 

Type: domestic violence and sexual violence crisis center

Mission: Alternatives Incorporated strives to eradicate domestic and sexual violence through education, prevention, and intervention in Central Indiana.

Services: Crisis Call Advocacy Support and Referral Services, Criminal Justice advocate support, Domestic Violence Advocacy, Economic Sustainability Program, Foster Pet Program, Prevention Empowerment Program, Sexual Assault Advocacy, Purple Sneakers Outreach and Education Program

📍 6920 S. East Street, Suite B, Indianapolis, IN 46227

Office Phone: 317-731-6131

Crisis Line: 317-731-6140

Fax:  317-731-6132

Email:   https://www.beaconofhopeindy.org/contact.html 

Center for Victim and Human Rights

Type: interpersonal violence legal support

Mission: to empower and advance the safety of victims through legal representation and educational outreach.

Services: Protection Orders; Humanitarian Immigration Relief; Crime Victim Rights Enforcement; Paternity / Child Custody; Title IX support

📍 6920 S. East Street, Suite B, Indianapolis, IN 46227

Phone:  (317) 610-3427 

Email: Contact@cvhr.org 

Center of Hope: Community East Hospital

Type: Medical facility for sexual assault

Services: Specialized Medical Care by a Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) and Medical Forensic Exam Adults/Adolescents only

📍 1500 N Ritter Ave, Indianapolis, IN 46219 

Phone:   (317) 355-4673 

Center of Hope: Community North Hospital

Type: Medical facility for sexual assault

Services: Specialized Medical Care by a Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) and Medical Forensic Exam Adults/Adolescents only

📍 7150 Clearvista Dr, Indianapolis, IN 46256  

Phone:   (317) 355-4673 

Center of Hope: Community South Hospital

Type: Medical facility for sexual assault

Services: Specialized Medical Care by a Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) and Medical Forensic Exam Adults/Adolescents only

📍 1402 East County Line Road South, Indianapolis, IN 46227 

Phone:   (317) 355-4673 

Center of Hope: Methodist Hospital

Type: Medical facility for sexual assault

Services: Specialized Medical Care by a Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) and Medical Forensic Exam Adults/Adolescents only

 📍 701 N Senate Ave, Indianapolis, IN 46202 

Phone:     (317) 962-3600 

Center of Hope: St. Francis Hospital

Type: Medical facility for sexual assault

Services: Specialized Medical Care by a Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) and Medical Forensic Exam Adults/Adolescents only

📍  8111 S Emerson Ave, Indianapolis, IN 46237 

Phone:     (317) 528-5440 

Center of Hope: St. Vincent Hospital

Type: Medical facility for sexual assault

Services: Specialized Medical Care by a Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) and Medical Forensic Exam- Pediatric/Adolescent/Adult.

📍 2001 W 86th St, Indianapolis, IN 46260 

Phone:      (317) 338-1956 

Center of Hope: IU Riley Hospital

Type: Medical facility for sexual assault

Services: Specialized Medical Care by a Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) and Medical Forensic Exam Pediatric ,  Specialized Medical Care by a American Board of Pediatrics (ABP) certified Child Abuse Pediatrician 

📍  705 Riley Hospital Dr. Indianapolis, IN 46206 

Phone:       (317) 944-5000 

Coburn Place Safe Haven

Type: domestic violence shelter and crisis center

Mission: Coburn Place empowers victims of intimate partner violence to live as survivors.

Adult Services: Individual advocacy and case management, individual and family therapy (provided to residential clients or by referral), support groups, criminal justice/court advocacy, victim compensation fund assistance, address confidentiality assistance, HopeLine cellphone assistance, financial literacy and economic empowerment curricula, housing advocacy and education, permanent housing placement and referrals, GED tutoring and education advancement, health/wellness education, healthy relationship classes/groups, pre-arranged childcare for appointments/services, budget-stretching direct aid (as available) for food, medical, and transportation assistance, employment/career readiness, substance abuse prevention/treatment referrals

Children’s Age Appropriate Services: Indoor and outdoor play/development spaces, Individual advocacy and case management, individual and family therapy (provided to residential clients or by referral)support groups, financial literacy and economic empowerment curricula, homework help and tutoring, literacy, GED tutoring and education advancement, computer lab, health/wellness education and activities, healthy relationship classes/groups, anti-bullying programs, personal safety, field trips, after-school programs and school break camps, civic engagement and philanthropic activities, employment/career readiness, substance abuse prevention/treatment referrals

Income-Based Services: six to 24 months of on-site transitional housing; six to 12 months of community-based transitional housing

📍 604 East 38th Street, Indianapolis, IN 46205

Phone: 317-923-5750

Email:  https://coburnplace.org/contact-us/ 

Desert Rose Foundation, Inc. 

Type:  domestic violence and sexual violence shelter and crisis center 

Mission: Desert Rose Foundation, Inc. is a faith-based nonprofit organization whose mission is to provide transitional shelter for victims of domestic violence and sexual assault, as well as the services needed to break the cycle of abuse in families.

Services: shelter for up to 2 years for women with or without children; free individual counselling for adults and children; case management and life skills development; Domestic and Youth Violence Education; Youth and Teen Support Groups; Youth Tutoring; community outreach and education

📍 P.O. Box 1754, Martinsville, IN 46151

Phone: 765-342-7673

Email:  http://www.desertrose.cc/ContactUs.aspx 

Domestic Violence Network

Type:  domestic and sexual violence education and capacity building organization

Mission: to change the culture that leads to domestic violence through advocacy, education, and collaboration in the community at large.

Services: community education, webinars, and requested trainings; education and technical assistance for schools, resources for parents, and education for youth; community action network; Baker One initiative to pre-emptively identify and prevent domestic violence; protective order assessments; Service Equality Task Force to ensure  LGBTQ+ inclusion in domestic and sexual violence prevention and intervention efforts; Higher Education Impact Team and Title IX education; resources and networking opportunities for advocates

📍  9245 N. Meridian Street, Suite 235, Indianapolis, IN 46260 

Phone: (317) 872-1086

Email:   https://dvnconnect.org/contact/ 

Firefly  

Type: mental health and violence related family support

Mission:  to ensure equal housing opportunities by eliminating housing discrimination through advocacy, enforcement, education and outreach.

Services: Mental health counseling for individuals, couples, and families, Support groups, Community education & trainings, 24-hr crisis/suicide intervention hotline, Parenting education, Substance use education & outpatient treatment programs, Domestic violence education & support, Sexual assault survivor counseling & advocacy, Father Engagement Case Management, In-home family preservation counseling & case management

📍  2240 N. Meridian Street, Indianapolis, IN 46208

📍 13 North State Street, Suite 141, Greenfield, IN 46140

Phone: 317-634-6341

Fax:  317-464-9575 

Email: info@familiesfirstindiana.org 

Latino Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence, Inc. 

Type: domestic violence and sexual violence crisis center

Mission:  The Latino Coalition is a statewide nonprofit organization that provides support and advocacy to Latino victims of domestic violence and sexual assault. The Latino Coalition also provides program coordination and skills training to assist service providers and member programs to develop, enhance, and improve their programs, policies, and services to be more linguistically and culturally competent.

Services: Bilingual Counseling and Advocacy; cultural competency and immigration training to legal professionals, law enforcement officers, prosecutors, and other victim service providers; Fosters the development of local bilingual victim assistance networks and technical assistance to enhance the continuity of support for Latino victims; reporting and access to protective orders or other legal services; collaborates with bilingual/bicultural attorneys to provide legal presentations and individual consultation to community members and service providers across the state;  Victim Immigrant Services and Assistance;   support group for Latina victims and survivors of domestic violence; resource referral

📍 300 East Fall Creek Parkway North Drive, Suite 250, Indianapolis, IN  46205 

Phone:  1-866-442-4627

Fax: (317) 926-4672

Email:  latinoinfo@indianalatinocoalition.org 

Legacy House 

Type: interpersonal violence crisis center

Mission:  to provide no cost trauma counseling and advocacy services to victims of violence.

Services: counseling and advocacy; courtroom support; assistance with preparing petitions for emergency protective orders and victim compensation applications; shelter and social service referrals

📍 lower level of the Eskenazi Center – North Arlington, 2505 North Arlington Avenue, Indianapolis, Indiana 46128

Phone:  (317) 554-5272 

 Marion County Child advocacy center

Type: child advocacy center

Mission: The Child Advocacy Center is a child-focused center dedicated to providing children a safe and comfortable place where highly trained child interviewers talk to children in private, child-friendly interview rooms.

Services: safe, supportive, child-friendly environment for child victims of abuse and neglect, their families, and the multidisciplinary professionals who investigate and address these problems

📍 4134 North Keystone Avenue, Indianapolis, IN 46205

Phone:  (317) 327-6900

Fax: 317-327-4527

Email:  kimberly.rasheed@indy.gov 

Sheltering Wings 

Type:  domestic violence shelter

Mission: Extending the love and compassion of Christ to people in circumstances of domestic abuse.

Services: emergency shelter; community and professional education; Men IN Action; Youth Council

📍 PO Box 92, Danville, IN 46122

Office Phone:  317-718-5460

Crisis Line: 317-745-1496

Email:  https://shelteringwings.org/stay-connected/ 

The Julian Center

Type: domestic violence, sexual violence, and stalking crisis center

Mission:  to assist survivors through collaborative advocacy and support to achieve long-term safety, stability and self-sufficiency.

Services: 24-Hour Crisis Line; Emergency Shelter; counseling and support groups; Empowerment Support Program to support survivors to work toward financial and emotional autonomy; Sexual Assault Advocacy; Law Enforcement Advocacy; New Life Transitional Housing; Permanent Supportive Housing; Community Engagement programs; free legal representation for a variety of non-criminal needs; Extended Support Advocacy program and case management

📍 2011 N. Meridian Street, Indianapolis, IN 46208

Phone: 317.920.9320

Indiana University Purdue University – Indianapolis- IU Health Center Sexual Assault Crisis Service

Mission: The Sexual Assault Crisis Service (SACS) team is here to help any member of the IU community who has experienced an assault. SACS is a special part of CAPS and is staffed by counselors who specialize in working with those who have withstood sexual violence 

Services:  crisis consultation, individual and group counseling, and assistance with referrals for medical care. 

📍 4719 Indiana Avenue, Walker Plaza 220.

Phone:  317-274-2548

24-hour crisis line: (812) 855-8900 

Sexual Assault Prevention, Intervention and Response Task Force.

Services: Counseling and Psychological Services

📍 Coleman Hall, room 100  and Campus Center Walker Plaza 220, suite 213- 

Phone: 317-274-5715

Email:  saadv@iupui.edu

Butler University Title IX

Services: The University offers services and external resources, some of which may be accessed 24 hours a day, so that a student may choose what she or he would find most helpful and healing. 

📍 4600 Sunset Avenue, Indianapolis, Indiana 46208 

Title IX coordinator : Sahrah Diaz

Phone:  800-368-6852 

Email: sbarnes@butler.edu

DeVry University–Indiana Title IX

Title IX Coordinator:  Paul Herbst  

📍 Location on campus: ADA/504 Coordinator 

Phone: 630-960-8019 

Email: TitleIX@devry.edu   

Marian University Title IX

Title IX Coordinator: Ruth Rodgers

📍 3200 Cold Spring Road Indianapolis, Indiana 46222

Phone: (317) 955-6321

Email: rrodgers@marian.edu

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Marshall County Sheriff’s Department 

Non-Emergency Dispatch (574) 936-3187 

Marshall County Prosecutor’s Office 

(574) 935-8666

Marshall County Victims Assistance    

(574) 935-8609 

The purpose of Victim Assistance is to provide resources and services to any victim of    crime in Marshall County. This includes, but is not limited to, victims of domestic violence, rape, burglary, theft, and battery. Victim Assistance is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. There is no charge for this service. After hours, someone can be reached by contacting any law enforcement agency. The Marshall County Victim Assistance Office was created in 1987 as a part of the Marshall County Prosecutor’s Office to better serve the victims of crime in Marshall County. Seventy five percent of the funding for the office comes from Federal and State grants with the remainder from county funding.

The Beaman Home 

Type:  domestic violence shelter and crisis center  

Mission: to provide shelter, education and confidential services to survivors of domestic violence, and sexual assault.

Services: Emergency shelter and rapid re-housing program; case management; legal advocacy; support for those still living with harmful partners and those who have left harmful partners; counseling; self-sufficiency education; SYNC Up! youth healing program; 

📍533 N. Niles Avenue, South Bend, IN  46617

Office Phone: (574) 267-7701

24hr Crisis Line: 877-725-9363

Email:  https://www.thebeamanhome.com/contact-us/ 

The Casie Center

Type: child advocacy center 

Mission: The CASIE Center provides a comprehensive and coordinated multidisciplinary team approach to the problem of child abuse, with a particular emphasis on sexual abuse. The goal of the Center is to provide a safe, supportive, child-friendly environment for child victims of abuse and neglect, their families, and the multidisciplinary professionals who investigate and address these problems.

Services: Forensic interviews; medical clinic with pediatric sexual assault nurse examiners (SANEs); prevention of educational neglect program

📍533 N. Niles Avenue, South Bend, IN  46617

Phone:   (574) 282-1414

Email:   https://www.casiecenter.org/contact-us 

Ancilla College Title IX

Type: Campus Sexual Assault Resource Center 

Mission:  Ancilla College is committed to providing a safe environment for all. As such, sex discrimination and sexual misconduct are not .

Services: resources available for educating employees and students on the definition, nature, evidence and consequences of sexual discrimination, sexual harassment and sexual violence 

📍9601 S. Union Road, Plymouth, IN 46563 

Title IX Coordinator:   Scott P. Horch-Residence Life  

Phone:  (574) 936–8898 | (866) 262–4552 ext 347 

Martin County Sheriff 

Non-Emergency Dispatch (812) 247-3726 

📍318 Capitol Avenue, Shoals, IN 47581

Martin County Prosecutor 

(812) 247-3500

📍316 Elm Street, PO Box 119, Shoals, IN 47581 

Crisis Connection, Inc.

Type:  domestic violence and sexual violence crisis center 

Mission: We promote individual accountability and respect to end domestic violence and sexual assault through confidential crisis intervention, victim advocacy, primary prevention education, and collaboration with community partners.

Direct Client Services: 24-Hour Hotline; Crisis Intervention/Counseling; Safety Planning; Assistance with Filing Protective Orders; Safe Housing Options; Limited Emergency Transportation; Support Groups; access to a Sexual Assault Response Team that includes an exam performed by a Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE); Personal Advocacy; Law Enforcement Advocacy; Medical Advocacy; Provide information/referral for Food, Rent Assistance, Back-to-School Supplies; Services to the Deaf; Emergency Translation Services; Pet Care Programs as appropriate; Victim Assistance Services

Educational Services: Batterer’s Intervention Program for Men and Domestic Abuse Intervention Program for Women who are violent; Primary Prevention Practices; School Curriculum (age-specific) on various topics; Speakers/Resources available for Youth-Serving Organizations, Clubs, Faith Communities, Parents, and other community entities; Professional Resources for educators, providers, and professionals; Natural Helpers Peer-Helping Program Facilitation; Coaching Boys into Men Program

Mailing Address: 📍P.O. Box 903, Jasper, IN  47547

Dubois County Office: 812.482.1555

Perry County Office: 812.547.8878

Pike County Office: 812.809.4495

Email:  info@crisisconnectioninc.org 

Middle Way House 

Type:  domestic violence and sexual violence shelter and crisis center

Mission: to empower survivors of domestic abuse, sexual violence, and human trafficking through a wide range of supportive services and advocacy.

Services: emergency shelter; sexual violence support services; legal advocacy support and educational groups; transitional housing; prevention programs; human trafficking support services

📍123 Cooper St.  (Door 3 in Work One Office), Loogootee, IN 47553

Transitional Housing:📍 401 S. Washington, Bloomington, IN 47401

24hr Crisis Line: (812) 336-0846

Phone: (812) 295-2993

Fax:  (812) 295-4093 

Email:  communications@middlewayhouse.org

Miami County Sheriff 

NonEmergency Dispatch (765) 473-5474 

📍1104 W 200 N, Peru, IN 46970

Miami County Prosecutor 

(765) 472-3804 

📍25 North Broadway, Peru, IN 46970

Miami County Victim Advocate 

(765) 472-3901, Etx. 1289 

📍 Located at the Prosecutor’s Office / Miami County Courthouse 

The Prosecutor’s Victim Advocate is responsible for assisting victims of crime as they navigate the judicial system, providing a line of communication between the Prosecutor and the victim. The victim’s advocate also assists victims of violent crime in obtaining restitution through the Indiana Criminal Justice Institution’s Victim Compensation Fund, if specific criteria is met. In addition, the victim's advocate can provide information in regards to additional services that may be needed, specific to each situation and individual. 

Emmau’s Mission Center

 ***Cass County Homeless Shelter/Food Pantry/Thrift Store 

 (574) 739-0107

📍 805 Spencer Street, Logansport, IN 46947 

Our Mission: The Emmaus Mission Center is a Christian ministry, dedicated to assisting the poor to break out of poverty by providing them job skill training, education, and access to food, clothing, and shelter. 

Family Service Association of Howard County 

Type: domestic violence and sexual violence shelter and crisis center

Mission: To promote healthy families and empower vulnerable individuals and families through education, prevention, and crisis intervention programs.

Services: 24 hour crisis line; sexual assault advocates; child safety education programs; Teen Dating Violence Prevention Education; 45 day Crisis Shelter; Rapid Re-Housing Program; Weekly support groups; 1 on 1 case management services; healthy families education and baby care resources and support; Jackson Street Commons (permanent, supportive housing for chronically homeless veterans); youth substance abuse prevention; Prevent Child Abuse Howard County

📍618 S. Main Street, Kokomo, IN 46901

Phone:  765.457.9313

Fax:  765.868.4122 

24-Hour Crisis Line: 877-482-4222

Email: artinot@fsahc.org

FortWayneSexualAssaultTreatmentCenter

Type: sexual assault crisis center and medical facility

Mission: We listen and offer choices for healthcare needs, reporting options, and resources to begin a journey of healing. We are forensic nurses making a difference for victims of sexual assault in Northeast Indiana.

Services: medical forensic exams for children and adults; therapy referrals; information and referrals for college/university students and military personnel

📍1420 Kerrway Ct., Fort Wayne, IN 46805

Phone:  260-423-2222

Fax: 260-423-2220

Email: info@fwsatc.org 

Monroe County Sheriff Office 

Non-Emergency Dispatch: (812) 349-2780

Monroe County Prosecutor 

(812) 349-2670 

Monroe County Victim Assistance Program 

The Office of the Monroe County Prosecuting Attorney offers services to crime victims through our Victims Assistance Program. This program seeks to empower crime victims by providing information to help you understand the workings of the criminal justice system and the current status of your individual case. Our staff will help explain your rights, answer your questions and keep you informed as your case progresses through the court system. We will also seek to obtain restitution for lost or damaged property, medical bills, and counseling services as provided by law. We provide referrals to helpful services and we can assist you with an application to the Indiana Violent Crime Compensation Fund.

Desert Rose Foundation, Inc. 

Type:  domestic violence and sexual violence shelter and crisis center 

Mission: Desert Rose Foundation, Inc. is a faith-based nonprofit organization whose mission is to provide transitional shelter for victims of domestic violence and sexual assault, as well as the services needed to break the cycle of abuse in families.

Services: shelter for up to 2 years for women with or without children; free individual counselling for adults and children; case management and life skills development; Domestic and Youth Violence Education; Youth and Teen Support Groups; Youth Tutoring; community outreach and education

📍P.O. Box 1754, Martinsville, IN 46151

Phone: 765-342-7673

Email:  http://www.desertrose.cc/ContactUs.aspx 

Middle Way House

Type:  domestic violence and sexual violence shelter and crisis center

Mission: to empower survivors of domestic abuse, sexual violence, and human trafficking through a wide range of supportive services and advocacy.

Services: emergency shelter; sexual violence support services; legal advocacy support and educational groups; transitional housing; prevention programs; human trafficking support services

📍/ Transitional Housing: 401 S. Washington, Bloomington, IN 47401

24hr Crisis Line: (812) 336-0846

Phone:  (812) 337-4510 

Fax:  (812) 337-4511 

Email:  communications@middlewayhouse.org

Monroe County Victim Assistance Program 

Type: interpersonal violence legal advocacy

Mission: to seek justice, promote greater public safety, and assist victims of crimes.

Services: violence prevention education; legal advocacy for survivors; victims of violent crime compensation fund

📍301 N. College Avenue, Room 211 Bloomington, IN 47404 

Phone:    812 ) 349-2893 

Fax:  (812) 337-4511 

Email:   vap@co.monroe.in.us 

Susie’s Place

Type: child advocacy center

Mission: To provide a neutral, child-friendly center to investigate alleged child abuse and neglect in Indiana, while keeping the comfort and safety of the child the first priority.

Services: Child and Family Advocacy; First Responder Training; Mental Health co-located in Avon and Bloomington; Forensic Medical Exams co-located in Bloomington; Darkness to Light Stewards of Children Child Sexual Abuse Prevention Trainings; Body Boundaries – body safety classes for elementary school students; Staying Safe in a Digital World – body/internet safety classes for middle and high school students; My Buddy Therapy Dog program

📍365 S Park Ridge Road Ste. 103, Bloomington, IN 47401

Phone:  812-822-1570 

Email:  https://susiesplace.org/contact-us/ 

Indiana University – Bloomington – IU Health CenterSexual Assault Crisis Service

Mission: The Sexual Assault Crisis Service (SACS) team is here to help any member of the IU community who has experienced an assault. SACS is a special part of CAPS and is staffed by counselors who specialize in working with those who have withstood sexual violence 

Services:  crisis consultation, individual and group counseling, and assistance with referrals for medical care. 

📍Sexual Assault Crisis Services, CAPS (for students) ,IU Health Center 4th floor

Phone:  (812) 855-5711 

24-hour crisis line: (812) 855-8900 

Indiana University Police Department 

(812) 855-4111 or at iupd@indiana.edu

Montgomery County Sheriff Department 

 Non Emergency Dispatch (765) 362-3300

📍 600 Memorial Drive, Crawfordsville, IN 47933

Montgomery County Prosecutor

 (765) 362-6470 or at prosecutor@montgomerycounty.in.gov 

📍100 E. Main St., #205, Crawfordsville, IN 47933

Family Crisis Center

Type:  domestic and sexual violence shelter & crisis center

Mission: To provide quality emergency shelter and transitional living in a supportive environment with prevention and intervention services while advocating for the rights of survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault

Services: 24 Hour Crisis Hotline; Case Management; Referral Services; Youth Services; Legal Advocacy; Sexual Assault Advocacy; Emergency shelter and transitional housing; Clothing Pantry; Weekly Support Group; Community Outreach and Education

📍PO Box 254, Crawfordsville, IN 47933

Phone: 1-800-370-4103

Email:  andyf@familycrisisshelter.org

Family Support Services of West Central Indiana 

Type:  family services; child maltreatment prevention and intervention; domestic and sexual violence crisis center

Mission: to prevent child abuse, neglect and domestic violence through education, guidance, intervention and supportive services.

Services: healthy families program with life skills and child care support; free child care (TOTS Time); youth council (CYCLE); court Advocacy; Protective Orders; Safe Shelter; Domestic Violence Education; Safety Plans; Referrals; Women’s, Teen’s and Children’s  Support Groups; On-going Support; Educational Groups and programming; prevention coalition

📍16 South Jackson Street, Greencastle, IN 46135

Phone: (765) 653-4820

Email:  https://fsswci.net/contact-us 

Sheltering Wings 

Type:  domestic violence shelter

Mission: Extending the love and compassion of Christ to people in circumstances of domestic abuse.

Services: emergency shelter; community and professional education; Men IN Action; Youth Council

📍 PO Box 92, Danville, IN 46122

Office Phone:  317-718-5460

Crisis Line: 317-745-1496

Email:  https://shelteringwings.org/stay-connected/ 

Morgan County Sheriff Department 

 Non Emergency Dispatch (765) 342-5544 

📍 160 N. Park Ave., Martinsville, IN 46151

Morgan County Prosecutor 

 (765) 342-1050

 📍60 S. Jefferson St., Martinsville, IN 46151

Morgan County Victim Assistance 

 (765) 342-1186 

📍 Located at the Prosecutor’s Office 

The mission of the Morgan County Victim Assistance Division is to effectively provide Morgan County Crime Victims with emotional support, case status information, information regarding Crime Compensation Fund along with referrals to other agencies, and to provide guidance throughout the criminal justice system.

Desert Rose Foundation, Inc. 

Type:  domestic violence and sexual violence shelter and crisis center 

Mission: Desert Rose Foundation, Inc. is a faith-based nonprofit organization whose mission is to provide transitional shelter for victims of domestic violence and sexual assault, as well as the services needed to break the cycle of abuse in families.

Services: shelter for up to 2 years for women with or without children; free individual counselling for adults and children; case management and life skills development; Domestic and Youth Violence Education; Youth and Teen Support Groups; Youth Tutoring; community outreach and education

📍P.O. Box 1754, Martinsville, IN 46151

Phone: 765-342-7673

Email:  http://www.desertrose.cc/ContactUs.aspx 

Domestic Violence Network

Type:  domestic and sexual violence education and capacity building organization

Mission: to change the culture that leads to domestic violence through advocacy, education, and collaboration in the community at large.

Services: community education, webinars, and requested trainings; education and technical assistance for schools, resources for parents, and education for youth; community action network; Baker One initiative to pre-emptively identify and prevent domestic violence; protective order assessments; Service Equality Task Force to ensure  LGBTQ+ inclusion in domestic and sexual violence prevention and intervention efforts; Higher Education Impact Team and Title IX education; resources and networking opportunities for advocates

📍 9245 N. Meridian Street, Suite 235, Indianapolis, IN 46260 

Phone: (317) 872-1086

Email:   https://dvnconnect.org/contact/ 

Sheltering Wings 

Type:  domestic violence shelter

Mission: Extending the love and compassion of Christ to people in circumstances of domestic abuse.

Services: emergency shelter; community and professional education; Men IN Action; Youth Council

📍 PO Box 92, Danville, IN 46122

Office Phone:  317-718-5460

Crisis Line: 317-745-1496

Email:  https://shelteringwings.org/stay-connected/ 

Susie’s Place

Type: child advocacy center

Mission: To provide a neutral, child-friendly center to investigate alleged child abuse and neglect in Indiana, while keeping the comfort and safety of the child the first priority.

Services: Child and Family Advocacy; First Responder Training; Mental Health co-located in Avon and Bloomington; Forensic Medical Exams co-located in Bloomington; Darkness to Light Stewards of Children Child Sexual Abuse Prevention Trainings; Body Boundaries – body safety classes for elementary school students; Staying Safe in a Digital World – body/internet safety classes for middle and high school students; My Buddy Therapy Dog program

📍 7519 Beechwood Centre Rd, Avon, IN 46123

Phone: (317) 272-5696

Email:  https://susiesplace.org/contact-us/