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# Crisis Support Network

Welcome to Crisis Support Network.

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## Pages

- [Home](https://crisis-support.org/) - Crisis Support Network provides no-cost advocacy services to people affected by domestic violence, sexual assault, child abuse and general crimes in Pacific County in Washington State, as well as child abuse and general crime victim’s support in our neighboring Grays Harbor County. Get Information. Get Support. Get Connected. We are here for you. We operate
- [Privacy Policy](https://crisis-support.org/privacy-policy/) - Privacy Policy This privacy policy explains the information/data we collect from you when you visit this website, how we share or use that information, and your rights. Crisis Support Network is the not-for-profit organization which may provide an inquiry contact form, a newsletter subscription form and information on www.crisis-support.org, as well as through 24-hour telephone
- [About](https://crisis-support.org/about/) - CSN provides advocacy services to survivors and others affected by domestic violence, sexual assault, child abuse and general crimes. Who We Are We are a group of caring, highly trained employees and volunteers who support people in Pacific County, Washington. We have in-person services in locations throughout our region. We are a non-profit organization focusing on
- [Domestic Violence Assistance](https://crisis-support.org/domestic-violence-assistance/) - Domestic ViolenceAssistance There are many terms used – domestic violence, intimate partner violence, dating abuse, or relationship abuse – to describe a pattern of behaviors used by one partner to maintain power and control over another partner in an intimate relationship. Every type of abuse is serious. 24 Hour Hotline: 1-800-435-7276 Crisis Support Network is
- [Sexual Assault Assistance](https://crisis-support.org/sexual-assault-assistance/) - About SexualAssault Sexual assault can encompass a range of experiences identified by survivors. It occurs when a person is forced, coerced, and/or manipulated into any unwanted sexual activity. Sexual assault is a term that includes a wide range of victimizations which may or may not involve force or be illegal. Find someone to talk to
- [Services](https://crisis-support.org/services/) - Someone to talk to for emotional support and information. 24 Hour Hotline: 1-800-435-7276 Services Crisis Support Network provides advocacy services to survivors and others affected by:domestic violencesexual assaultchild abusegeneral crimes What are Advocacy Services? Advocacy is about helping people who have experienced abuse in problem solving and access to resources. Advocates are the trained and
- [Crime Victims Service Center](https://crisis-support.org/crime-victims-assistance/) - Crime VictimsAssistance Crisis Support Network is a Crime Victim Services Center and provides comprehensive and caring services to those hurt or harmed by crime. Have you been a victim of a crime? Assault DUI/DWI Injuries Home Invasion Robbery Bullying Elder/Vulnerable Adult Abuse Homicide Vehicular Assault Child Abuse Hate Crimes Identity Theft Vehicular Homicide Crime Victims
- [Contact](https://crisis-support.org/contact/) - Contact & Locations Contact Information (800) 435-7276 | Toll-Free (360) 875-6702 | Phone (360) 875 6701 | Faxinfo@crisis-support.org1006 W Robert Bush Dr.South Bend, WA 98586www.crisis-support.org @crisissupportnetwork Email Us Our Locations Crisis Support Network holds advocacy space in 3 locations in Washington StateSouth BendRaymondLong BeachMobile Locations *We provide a Child Advocacy Center at our Raymond location
- [Home](https://crisis-support.org/home/) - Quick Page Escape Welcome to Crisis Support Network Note: For your safety, this website has a quick escape that opens Facebook.com in a new tab and replaces this page with Google.com, in case someone comes in who you would rather not know you are on this site. Simply click the Escape key on your keyboard,
- [Children's Advocacy Center](https://crisis-support.org/childrens-advocacy-center/) - Children’sAdvocacyCenter Crisis Support Network offers a Nationally Accredited Children’s Advocacy Center. We provide a place for a multidisciplinary team of professionals to investigate cases of reported child abuse and cases in which a child may have been a witness to a crime. What is a Children's Advocacy Center (CAC)? Most child abuse investigations require an
- [Volunteer](https://crisis-support.org/volunteer/) - Get Involved We’d love to connect with you about how to support our community. Are you looking for a way to contribute to your community and be a beacon of hope for those in need? Consider becoming a volunteer for our Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence program. We are on a mission to create a
- [For Providers](https://crisis-support.org/for-providers/) - For Providers We’d love to connect with you about how to support our community. Inquiry Form: Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Name *OrganizationPhone Number *Email *Please select *--Please select one--My Client/patient may have been assulted or abusedI want to connect with you
- [Resources](https://crisis-support.org/resources/) - Resources Crisis Support Network provides and can guide you through a variety of resources. An advocate can serve as your resource person by phone, email or in-person. To read any external resources in Spanish that are not available in English, please copy each website address here, into Google Translate for a Website translation.The Pacific County Resource
- [Frequently Asked Questions](https://crisis-support.org/frequently-asked-questions/) - Frequently Asked Questions Whether we have the answer you’re looking for or not, we are always here to help however we can. Below are some of commonly asked questions. FAQ 1 What is advocacy?Formal individual advocacy often goes through organizations like government agencies or nonprofits. When someone is living through domestic violence, needs support after
- [Old Page](https://crisis-support.org/saservice/) - Quick Page Escape Sexual Assault Assistance Note: For your safety, this website has a quick escape that opens Facebook.com in a new tab and replaces this page with Google.com, in case someone comes in who you would rather not know you are on this site. Simply click the Escape key on your keyboard, or the
- [Frequently Asked Questions](https://crisis-support.org/frequently-asked-questions-2/) - Frequently Asked Questions Whether we have the answer you’re looking for or not, we are always here to help however we can. Below are some of commonly asked questions. FAQ 1 Is my relationship abusive?Parents do not sit with their child during the interview. Although it is often difficult for children to talk about what
- [Get Involved](https://crisis-support.org/get-involved/) - How You Can Help Contribute to Crisis Support Network with a one time or monthly gift: Contribute Name Email Address Phone Number Comments Send Support Crisis Support Network by shopping with Amazon Smile Volunteer Crisis Support Network was founded by – and continues to be supported by volunteers who care.Would you like to help? Please