SSAA understands the importance of community and support in the healing journey of survivors of sexual trauma. That's why we offer multiple ways to connect and find support. You are not alone! SSAA aims provide a sense of community in the most difficult of times. 

 

Crisis Support Line 

If you (or someone you know) is dealing with mental health struggles, or is in crisis, call:

• (USA) 🇺🇸1-800-273-TALK (8255)  [A 24/7 Suicide Prevention Lifeline - This hotline provides a call center where trained professionals assist by lending a listening ear for anyone in need of mental health support],

  • Or dial 988 - For Nationwide, toll-free, English/Spanish support with suicide prevention.

• For international support, click here to see a list of hotlines local to other countries worldwide.

 

SSAA 12-Step Program Work through the 12 Steps with a sponsor or co-sponsor to navigate your healing journey and find accountability and support.

Group Chats on Wire (encrypted and anonymous)
Join our online Wire community to connect with fellow survivors, share your experiences, and find support. Our group chats include:

• Meeting announcements to stay updated on upcoming SSAA events

• Invitations to attend SSAA meetings and connect with others in person

• A safe space to discuss a range of topics, from trauma to inspiring stories and humor

• Opportunities to connect, request or send private messages to others in need of support

 

After-Meeting Support 
Stay after our meetings to connect with others in our "parking lot" gathering. This informal setting provides a safe space to share your experiences, listen to others, and receive empathetic support and compassion. At SSAA, we believe that compassionate connection with our community are key to healing and growth. Join us today and start your journey towards recovery and support.

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Professional Help and Therapy 

Websites such as BetterHelp and 7 Cups offer affordable, convenient, and confidential access to licensed therapists worldwide. Take the first step towards healing and schedule a session today. At SSAA, we believe that connection and community are key to healing and growth. Join us today and start your journey towards recovery and support.​

 

Support for a Victim's Loved Ones: 

S.O.A.R.'s website also offers a multitude of resources for loved ones who wish to support the victim.

If you are a parent or family member of abuse or assault victim, we do not offer meetings for you (yet!). However, here are some helpful resources:: TAALK and MOSAC can offer support for a victim's family members..

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